Person

Stoeckel, Andrew

Occupation: Economist

Summary

Andrew Stoeckel is an economist who has held positions in a number of major institutions including time spent at the Australian Bureau of Agricultural Economics and the Centre for applied macroeconomic analysis at the Australian National University. Andrew Stoeckel is also the founding chairman of the Centre for International Economics. Over the years Andrew Stoeckel has made significant contributions to trade and investment policy, funds management advice, economic governance, macroeconomics and industry policy.

Related Corporate Bodies

Bureau of Agricultural Economics, Department of War Organisation of Industry, Commonwealth of Australia (1945 - 1987)
Director from 1981 - 1986

Date: 1970 - 1986

Published resources

Resources

Stoeckel, Andrew, Andrew Stoeckel, Curriculum Vitae, Australian Nationa University, c.2010, https://crawford.anu.edu.au/sites/default/files/cv/2013/1/andrew_stoeckel_cv.pdf. Details

Resource Sections

'Dr Andrew Stoeckel', in The CIE, The Centre for International Economics, http://www.thecie.com.au/?page_id=173. Details
'Andrew Stoeckel', in Crawford School of Public Policy, Australian National University, 24 March 2017, https://crawford.anu.edu.au/people/visitors/andrew-stoeckel. Details

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