Topics: Asset Pricing; Corporate Finance; Development Economics; Development of the American Economy; Economic Fluctuations and Growth; Economics of Aging; Economics of Children; Economics of Crime; Economics of Education; Economics of Intellectual Property; Economics of IT and Digitization;...

The conference brings together the NBER macroeconomic community to hear, evaluate, and debate six papers covering a range of topics within macroeconomics. We are particularly interested in papers with a strong empirical content and policy relevance, as well as papers that can provide a basis for...

Program NBER/NSF Time Series Conference 2015: - Session 1: Structural Time Series Models - Session 2: VAR Models - Session 3: Dynamic Factor Models - Session 4: Further Issues in Time Series Modeling - Session 5: Network Modeling and Connectedness - Session 6: Special Time Series Models -...

We welcome submissions on any topic, empirical or theoretical, dealing with the effects of the personal income tax on household and firm behavior. New research on traditional topics, such as tax effects on labor supply, household savings, and portfolio choice, is welcome. However, more recent...

The NBER Macroeconomics Annual seeks to bring together the latest research on important and policy-relevant topics in macroeconomics. The span of research includes applied theory as well as empirical work, open-economy macroeconomics, and work on financial markets that bears on macroeconomics.

We are inviting proposals for the NBER's 28th Macro Annual Conference, to be held on April 12 and 13, 2013 in Cambridge, Massachusetts. In addition to soliciting papers, we will consider proposals on any important topic within the field of macroeconomics (including open economy macroeconomics...

This conference ranks as the premier international meeting on the statistical analysis of time series data and attracts leading researchers from around the world. It has been held annually since the late 1970s at universities in the United States, Asia and Europe.

This conference is the premier international meeting on the statistical analysis of time series data and attracts leading researchers from around the world. It has been held annually since the late 1970s at universities in the United States, Asia and Europe.