This part of my website is for University of Papua New Guinea students.  I have kept these resources online so that you may benefit!

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Firstly, I must recommend Paul Flanagan’s website, PNG Economics.  It is absolutely excellent, especially for technical economic experts.  In particular, Paul’s article entitled PNG Economic History since Independence is brilliant, and a must-read for any Papua New Guinean economist.

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Secondly, I have written a short chapter, An Introduction to Economics for Papua New Guineans, which is suitable for Papua New Guineans quite new to economics and who want to learn the introductory concepts of the discipline.

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Thirdly, if you want to have an overview about recent economic developments in PNG:

• 2016:
  • PNG Economic Survey 2015-16, presentation slides from the PNG Update, 4 Nov 2016
  • ‘The PNG Economy: is a crisis inevitable?‘, United Nations, Papua New Guinea office, 28 April 2016
• 2015:
  • PNG survey of recent developments, 2014-15, Development Policy Centre, Australian National University, (with Rohan Fox, Albert Prabhakar Gudapati, Stephen Howes, Win Nicholas, and Ani Rova), September 2015

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Lastly, here are my resources from 2015 and 2016:

• Courses:
  • Principles of Microeconomics (taught in 2016)
  • International Economics (taught in both 2015 and 2016)
  • Economic Development (taught in 2015)

• Career resources for students

• UPNG Graduation Day 2016

• UPNG Student Boycotts 2016