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New Blog Post – 16 March

Senior Economist Ozer Karagedikli has written his thoughts on “Job-to-job transitions: A different lens for understanding wage dynamics”, exclusively available on Suara SEACEN.

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New Blog Post!

This week Mark McKenzie looks at the threat of COVID-19 and how Central Banks around the world are responding. Click to read the full article exclusively on Suara SEACEN.

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Call for Research Proposals

Visiting Research Economist (VRE): Collaborative Project The South East Asian Central Banks (SEACEN) Research and Training Centre will be undertaking one collaborative research project between participating economists of member central

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New SEACEN Working Paper

A new SEACEN Working Paper by @Özer Karagedikli and @Ole Rummel titled “Weighing up the Credit-to-GDP gap: A cautionary note” is now available. The authors take a look at the

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New Publication Update

Aziz Durrani, Senior Financial Sector Specialist, and Masyitah Rosmin, Research Associate at the SEACEN Centre have co-authored a paper with Dr. Ulrich Volz on the role of central banks in

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New Publication Update

Rogelio Mercado, Senior Economist at the SEACEN Centre, has published a paper entitled: “Are Capital Inflows Expansionary or Contractionary in the Philippines” at the Journal of Asian Economics. A working

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New SEACEN Podcast Episode!

“BigTech” in the Financial Sector:  More Choice for the Consumer, More Challenges for the Regulator? It’s a brand new season of the SEACEN Podcast! In this first episode, SEACEN financial

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New Publication Update

A sole-authored research paper by Victor Pontines, Senior Economist at the SEACEN Centre, has been accepted for publication at the Journal of The Japanese and International Economies published by Elsevier,

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