Long Vo

Long Vo is an Honorary Research Fellow at the UWA Business School and The Planning and Transport Research Centre (PATREC), focusing on international trade, finance, and macroeconomic policy. He holds a PhD in Economics from UWA and a Master of Commerce in Finance from Victoria University of Wellington.

Education:

• PhD in Economics, UWA Business School (2016–2020)
• Master of Commerce in Finance, Victoria University of Wellington (2012–2014)
• Bachelor of Economics, National Economics University (2006–2010)

Research Interests: Modelling global demand for energy and commodities, exchange rate economics, financial asset pricing, and the interplay of technology, intangible capital, and transport networks. He has contributed to projects like PATREC's study on working-from-home impacts and transport networks funded by Western Australia's Department of Transport.

Awards:

• Board of the Graduate Research School Dean's List (2020)
• Research Training Program Scholarship (2016)
• New Zealand-ASEAN Scholar Award (2011)

Grants & Activities: Participated in conferences like the Australasian Agricultural and Resource Economics Society Conference and peer-reviewed journals such as Energy Economics and Nature Communications. Active in editorial review roles.

Labs/Teams: Collaborates with PATREC and the UWA Business School's transport and land-use research initiatives.