Carter, Christopher
Christopher Carter

Career Overview:

Chris received his Bachelor’s degree in Economics, majoring in finance, from the University of Technology Sydney in 2019. He then completed the Honours Program in Economics at UTS in 2020. His Honours thesis examined the relationship between the Phillip’s Curve and labour market structures for OECD countries. Chris’s main research areas of interest include Applied Macroeconomics, The role of the labour market and income inequality in Macroeconomics and applied econometrics.  

 

Education:

BEcon, University of Technology Sydney, 2019
BBus (Hons), University of Technology Sydney, 2020

Research Interests:

  • Applied Macroeconomics
  • Income Inequality and Labour Economics 
  • Applied Econometrics 
  • Time Series Econometrics 

Teaching Interests:

  • Macroeconomics 
  • Econometrics 
  • Economics of Monetary Policy
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