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Dr Jonathan Lim

Dr Jonathan Lim

Lecturer

PhD (UNSW)

B.Ec (Hons I) (UNSW)

Business School
School of Economics

Jonathan Lim is an award-winning academic currently serving as Lecturer and Director of Undergraduate Programs at the UNSW Business School. He holds both a Bachelor of Economics with First-Class Honours and a PhD in Economics from the University of New South Wales. Throughout his career, Jonathan has demonstrated excellence in teaching a wide range of courses, from foundational undergraduate subjects like Microeconomics I and II, Statistics, Industrial Organization, and Organizational Economics, to specialized PhD-level offerings such as Mathematical Economics.

His research covers critical economic areas, including education, demographic shifts related to aging populations, industrial organization, organizational economics, and trade and competition policy. Jonathan鈥檚 notable publications have addressed important societal issues such as the interaction between long-term care and hospital services, and the morbidity trends among China's elderly population, appearing in respected journals like the China Economic Review and the Journal of the Economics of Ageing.

Jonathan's contributions have earned him multiple teaching and innovation awards, including the Staff Excellence Award for Teaching Excellence and Values in Action in 2021, as well as a commendation for the John Prescott Outstanding Teaching Innovation Award in 2019. In addition to his academic roles, he actively engages with industry partners.

Phone
+61-2-9065 6072
Location
Room 442C, Level 4, UNSW Business School, UNSW SYDNEY 2052
  • Journal articles | 2020
    Lu B; Mi H; Yan G; Lim JKH; Feng G, 2020, 'Substitutional effect of long-term care to hospital inpatient care?', China Economic Review, 62, pp. 101466,
    Journal articles | 2019
    Lu B; Liu X; Lim J; Yang M, 2019, 'Changes in the morbidity prevalence and morbidity-free life expectancy of the elderly population in China from 2000 to 2010', Journal of the Economics of Ageing, 13, pp. 113 - 121,

Business School Transformative Education Seed Funding (2024) - $10,000

UNSW CLMR Summer Research Project (2020) - $5,000

UNSW EF Career Development Funding (2020) - $5,000

UNSW Business Digital Uplift Grant (2018) - $20,000

Staff Excellence Award - Teaching Excellence Certificate (2021)

Staff Excellence Award - Values in Award (2021)

Staff Excellence Award - Highly Commended - John Prescott Outstanding Teaching Innovation Award (2019)

Jonathan's key areas of interest includes education, aging population, industrial organisation, organisational economics, trade and competition policy.