Rate My Professor Daniel Kiely

Kiely's research specializations include migration, labour market economics, gender equality, productivity and innovation, small business resilience, international trade, tourism recovery, digital divides, and social connectedness. He co-authored key BCEC reports such as 'A Balancing Act: Life, work and connection in the middle years' (2025, with Alex Buckland et al.), 'Dare to Venture: Startups and the innovation ecosystem in Western Australia' (2024, with Alex Buckland et al.), 'Trading Up: International trade futures and the Western Australian economy' (2023, with Alex Buckland et al.), 'Go Your Own WA: Recovery and regeneration for the tourism industry in Western Australia' (2023, with Alan S. Duncan et al.), 'Stronger Together: Loneliness and social connectedness in Australia' (2021, with Alan S. Duncan et al.), and 'Back in Business? WA Small Businesses and the Impact of COVID-19' (2021, with Rebecca Cassells and Alan S. Duncan). Earlier publications include 'Positioned for an Ideas Boom? Productivity and Innovation in Australia' (2016, with Steven Bond-Smith et al.) and peer-reviewed articles like 'Volume and GARCH Effects for Dual-Listed Equities: Evidence from Irish Equities' (2005, with Leo Gallagher) in The Irish Accounting Review. Kiely received a Highly Commended award at the Faculty of Business and Law Research Awards and served as a regular media commentator on economic and social trends in Western Australia.