BPNG – Griffith University joint policy Research Working papers

BPNG-Griffith University Collaborative Research Working Papers

The Joint Policy Research Working Papers Series endeavours to disseminate the findings of work in progress to academics, governments and the public at large to encourage the exchange of ideas relating to the development of the South Pacific financial sector and thereby national economic growth and development. Views expressed in these papers are entirely those of the Authors and do not necessarily represent views of the respective institutions. The text of published papers and the titles of upcoming authors can be found on South Pacific Centre for Central Banking on the Griffith Asia Institute webpage: https://www.griffith.edu.au/asia-institute/our-research/south-pacific-center-central-banking  

2020

Policy Research Working Paper #11

Determinants of private sector credit in Papua New Guinea  By Solomon Kasingu^a, Gail Sabok^a, Diana Tuam^a, Jeconiah Hamua^a, Jen-Je Su^b,c, Tarlok Singh^b,c and Parmendra Sharma^{b,c a}Bank of Papua New Guinea  ^bDepartment of Accounting, Finance and Economics, Griffith University ^cGriffith Asia Institute, Griffith University

2019

Policy Research Working Paper #10 2019

Exchange rate volatility and trade in Papua New Guinea By Meson Tumsok^a, Jen-Je Su^b,c, Tarlok Singh^b,c and Parmendra Sharma^{b,c a}Bank of Papua New Guinea  ^bDepartment of Accounting, Finance and Economics, Griffith University ^cGriffith Asia Institute, Griffith University

Policy Research Working Paper #7 2019

Money, reserves and the transmission of monetary policy: Does money multiplier hold in Pacific Island countries? The case of Papua New Guinea By Mark Ofoi^a, Tarlok Singh^b,c, Jen-Je Su^b,c and Parmendra Sharma^{b,c a}Bank of Papua New Guinea  ^bDepartment of Accounting, Finance and Economics, Griffith University ^cGriffith Asia Institute, Griffith University