Researcher Profiles Angelina Bruno

Angelina’s research is focused on productivity and innovation. She has previously worked as an Economist at the Queensland Productivity Commission, Intellectual Property Australia, the Department of Industry and Science and the Australian Bureau of Statistics. Angelina has completed a Masters in Econometrics at the University of Queensland (partially completed at the Australian National University).

Academic Publications

• Bakhtiari S and A Bruno (2020) ‘Government Commercialisation Grants and Business Performance’ The Singapore Economic Review, Vol. 65, No. 5, pp. 1271–1291.

Other Research Papers

• Bruno, A, Hambur, J and Wang, L (2024) ‘Measuring labour quality in (closer to) real time using emerging microdata sources’ Paper for Joint ABS-RBA Conference on Human Capital, June.
• Hole, J, Haines, C, Bruno, A and Mackay, S (2021) ‘Improving Regulation’ Queensland Productivity Commission Research Paper.
• Bruno, A (2020) ‘Building Economic Resilience in Queensland’ Queensland Productivity Commission Research Paper.
• Bruno, A (2020) ‘Business performance of Enterprise Connect participants’ Office of the Chief Economist, Department of Industry and Science.
• Bakhtiari, S and Bruno, A (2020) ‘Impact of Commercialisation Australia on business performance’ Research paper, Office of the Chief Economist, Department of Industry and Science.
• Bruno, A and Swanepoel, A (2019) ‘International Entrepreneurship: Born Global Firms in Australia’ Research paper, Office of the Chief Economist, Department of Industry and Science.

Policy Publications

• Bruno, A, J Dunphy and F Georgiakakis (2023) ‘Recent Trends in Australian Productivity’ RBA Bulletin, September, pp 1–12.
• Bruno, A, K Davis and A Staib (2022) ‘The Recovery in the Australian Tourism Industry’ RBA Bulletin, December, pp 1–12.
• Bruno, A (2019) ‘An Analysis of the National Measurement Institute’s client base’ Research paper, Office of the Chief Economist, Department of Industry and Science.