Researcher Profiles Tanya Livermore

Note Issue Department

Current research interests: economics education, payment behaviour, microdata

Tanya is a Manager of the Analysis and Policy team in the Note Issue Department, and was previously Manager of the Bank's public education program. Her research interests centre on economics education and gender diversity. She also has a particular interest in the design and implementation of surveys and microdata analysis. Tanya holds a Masters in Economics from the London School of Economics.

Research Papers

Livermore T, J Mulqueeney, T Nguyen and B Watson (2023) ‘The Evolution of Consumer Payments in Australia: Results from the 2022 Consumer Payments Survey’ RBA Research Discussion Paper No 2023-08.
Livermore T and M Major (2021) ‘What Is Driving Participation and Diversity Trends in Economics? A Survey of High School Students’ RBA Research Discussion Paper No 2021-06.
Livermore T, J Rodgers and P Siminski (2011) ‘The Effect of Motherhood on Wages and Wage Growth: Evidence for Australia’ The Economic Record, 87(supp 1), 80–91.

Policy Publications

Mulqueeney J and T Livermore (2023) ‘Cash Use and Attitudes in Australia’ RBA Bulletin, June.
Guttmann R, T Livermore and Z Zhang (2023) ‘The Cash-use Cycle in Australia’ RBA Bulletin, March.
Livermore T and M Major (2020) ‘Why Study (or Not Study) Economics? A Survey of High School Students’ RBA Bulletin, June.