Dr Raul Barreto

Dr. Raul Barreto is a Senior Lecturer at The University of Adelaide, School of Economics. He holds a Ph.D. in Economics (1996) and a Masters Degree in Economics (1993) both from The University of Colorado at Boulder. He holds a Bachelor’s Degree (1989) from Cornell University and a General Course Degree (1988) from The London School of Economics. He is a specialist by training in International Economics and Public Economics. His research interests spans aspects of macroeconomics, institutional economic development, international finance, international trade, the economics of oil, taxation and public economics. He is widely cited for his work on the impacts of public corruption on economic growth and development. He currently lectures at Adelaide University in International Trade, International Finance and Principles of Economics. In addition, he has previously lectured Macroeconomics at both the undergraduate and post graduate levels (Masters and Phd), International Corporate Finance at the Masters level, Australia & the Global Economy at the undergraduate level and Economics for Business at the MBA level. He has consulted for numerous organizations around the world including but not limited to the European Union on internet policy, the Central Bank of Paraguay on monetary policy and the Australian Beverage Council on Container Deposit Legislation (CDL).