Dr. Galina Williams
PhD Economics, The University of Queensland; PG Dip Applied Statisitcs, Macquarie UniversitySenior Lecturer - Economics
School of Business and Law
Centre for Regional Economies and Supply Chains
Current Appointment Senior Lecturer in
Economics,
School of Business, Accounting and Law,
Higher Education Division, CQUniversity,
160 Ann Street, Brisbane, Queensland 4000, AUSTRALIA
Background
Teaching Experience.
Positions:
Senior Lecturer in Economics, CQUniversity, 2011 – present
Lecturer in Economics, CQUniversity, 2006 – 2010
Research Officer, CQUniversity, 2004-2006
Tutorial Coordinator, Department of Economics, University of Queensland, 2004
Teaching Assistant, Department of Economics, University of Queensland, 2002-2003
Courses Taught:
Economics for Business
Environmental Economics
Property Economics
Micro Economics
Introductory Mathematical Economics
Quantitative Economic and Business Analysis
Research Experience
Positions:
Research Officer, Centre for Social Science Research, CQU, 2004-2006.
Senior Research Assistant, All Russian Institute for Scientific and Technical Information (VINITI), Moscow, Russia, 1990– 1994.
Affiliations with research centres at CQUniversity:
· Fight Food Waste CRC
· Centre for Regional Economics and Supply Chain
Professional Interests
- Environmental Economics
- non-market valuation techniques (CM, CVM)
- market based instruments
- Experimental Economics
- Industrial Economics
- Impact assessment
- cumulative impacts
- using contingent valuation, choice modeling, experimental economics to assess social and economic values and tradeoffs.
Accreditation
I am currently accredited for supervision in the following:
- 3802 Econometrics
- 3801 Applied Economics
At the level of Principal Supervisor
Current Capacity
Current Supervision
Applied Economics - Industry Economics and Industrial Organisation
Environmental Economics
- non-market valuation techniques (CM, CVM)
- market based instruments
Experimental Economics
Industrial Economics
Impact assessment
- cumulative impacts
- using contingent valuation, choice modeling, experimental economics to assess social and economic values and tradeoffs.
