Paul H. Jensen | Innovation, economics, and policy

Paul H. Jensen is the Deputy Dean (Faculty) at the Faculty of Business and Economics, The University of Melbourne.

His work relates to solving real-world problems and improving productivity via better public policy. He is a Research Fellow of the Intellectual Property Research Institute of Australia (IPRIA) and the Oxford Intellectual Property Research Centre (OIPRC) at Oxford University.

Professor Jensen is an important contributor to Australian policy debates as well as an internationally-recognised scholar. He publishes regularly in the top domestic journals – including The Economic Record – and in leading international journals such as The Review of Economics and Statistics and RAND Journal of Economics and Strategic Management Journal.

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Nudges in Education: What Works?
This Policy Brief explores which behavioural interventions, or nudges, have been used internationally to substantively improve students’ educational outcomes, and therefore social and financial prospects, at minimal cost.
Funding research in universities: The Watt report 2015
Despite raising many important policy issues, the Watt Review misses opportunities to engage in a number of issues around base-funding formulas, research brokerage, and engagement culture.
Research Funding Mechanisms and Biomedical Research Outputs
Using scientist-level panel data in order to estimate the effect which the number, type and source of research grants has on subsequent commercial contracts, publications and patent outputs.

Paul H. Jensen is the Deputy Dean (Faculty) at the Faculty of Business and Economics, The University of Melbourne.

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