Very good progress in publication

End of the first five months of 2017, School of Economics has reached three international peer-reviewed publications.The first good news came from Nguyen Hoai Bao, who will soon complete his PhD at Australian National University, with a paper on the links between global oil price shock and China’s output, published on Energy Economics. Catching up by Nguyen Trong Hoai and Dang Dinh Thang was a research on self-medication published on Social Work in Health Care. Truong Dang Thuy has just received a good news from Environmental and Resource Economics on his paper coauthored with Vic Adamowicz and Peter Boxall on hunting site choice preferences.

One paper on macroeconomic view of shock and output and two papers looking at deeply how people make decision have illustrated the diversity of topics and methods that researchers at School of Economics have been approached. The diversified approach and great efforts would ensure the sustained growth of the School.