Isabelle Sin
Research Analyst 2003-2005
Isabelle Sin worked at Motu as a research analyst from November 2003 to July 2005.
Isabelle got her honours in economics at the University of Cantervury, then joined Motu for two years, and then went to Stanford to do her PhD in economics. Her research interests include applied microeconomics, economic history, the economics of book translation, and knowledge and information transfer. Read more about Isabelle on her Stanford profile page.
Publications
- Sin, Isabelle; Emma Brunton, Joanna Hendy and Suzi Kerr. 2005. "The Likely Regional Impacts of an Agricultural Emissions Policy in New Zealand: Preliminary analysis," Motu Working Paper 05-08.
- Sin, Isabelle and Steven Stillman. 2005. "The Geographical Mobility of Maori in New Zealand," Motu Working Paper 05-05.
Sin, Isabelle and David C. Maré. 2004. "Maori Incomes: Investigating Differences Between Iwi," Motu Working Paper 04-06.
- Kerr, Suzi; Isabelle Sin and Joanna Hendy. 2005. "Taxes vs permits: Options for price-based climate change regulation," New Zealand Treasury Working Paper 05/02.