Dr Suzanne Bonner

Dr Suzanne Bonner is a Senior Lecturer in the School of Economics at The University of Queensland. Her research interests include economic evaluation, social cost benefit analysis, and the quality-quantity trade-off among children. Dr Bonner has contributed to various publications, including a book on social cost benefit analysis and several journal articles on topics such as fertility-boosting incentives and dual mode delivery in statistics education. She is also involved in educational research and has written articles for newspapers such as Times Higher Education and THE Campus.

Suzanne Bonner is a researcher in economics and applied economics, focusing on the intersection of policy and economic behavior. Her work explores how economic policies influence fertility rates and labor market dynamics, particularly in Australia. Bonner's research includes evaluations of pro-natal policies, the quality-quantity trade-off among children, and the economic implications of fertility trends. She has also contributed to the design and assessment of educational programs, such as dual mode delivery in introductory statistics courses. Her studies emphasize the application of economic theory to real-world policy challenges, offering insights into social cost-benefit analysis and economic evaluation.