Seu Keow Cheng
Lecturer
Department of Business and Economics
University of Tasmania
Australia
Biography
Prior to joining the University of Tasmania, she has taught in University of Sydney, University of Wollongong, Study Group/Charles Sturt University, University of Technology Sydney, and University of Brunei Darussalam. She also has worked in the private sector as Economic Consultant in Malaysia, and as Projects Coordinator/Analyst at Computer Sciences Corporation, AMP Insurance, and MBF Insurance in Sydney. In the public sector, she has worked as Senior Research Officer at the Bureau of Transport and Communications Economics in Canberra, and as Consultant in Transport Economics and Policy at the Department of Transport of New South Wales, and the National Roads and Traffic Authority in Sydney.
Research Interest
Seu Keow's research is in line with the University's research themes of Environment, Resources and Sustainability; and Data, Knowledge and Decisions. In general, she is interested in research which integrates international trade economics, transport/logistics economics and policy, labour economics, and/or development economics. Her current research focused on the dynamics of trade network configurations and linkages between Australia and Asia. Considering the significant economic emergence of Asia in the global economy, her research aims to advance understanding on the challenges and opportunities in enhancing Australia's productivity, competitive advantage and growth in its major industries in this changing world.
Publications
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Cheng SK, Kam TS. Dasar-Dasar Statistik.
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Cheng SK, Tongzon J. Logistics outsourcing, contract complexity and performance of Australian exporters. Oxford Journal: An International Journal of Business & Economics. 2014 Aug 25;7(1).
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Chi J, Cheng SK. Do exchange rate volatility and income affect Australia’s maritime export flows to Asia?. Transport Policy. 2016 Apr 30;47:13-21.
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Keow Cheng S, Hon Kam B. A conceptual framework for analysing risk in supply networks. Journal of Enterprise Information Management. 2008 Jul 25;21(4):345-60.