Galina Williams

About Me

Current Appointment Senior Lecturer in Economics,

School of Business, Accounting and Law,

Higher Education Division, CQUniversity,

160 Ann Street, Brisbane, Queensland 4000, AUSTRALIA

General

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.

Research Supervision

Accreditation

I am currently accredited for supervision in the following:

3802 Econometrics
3801 Applied Economics

Current Capacity

I am currently available to supervise more research candidates

Current Supervision

Master of Research

Households willingness to pay for the emissions reduction options

Principal Supervisor

Master of Research

Institutional Quality and the Insurance - Empirical evidence from Australia and Pakistan

Principal Supervisor

Research Interests

Economics

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.