Papers in all areas of economics are welcome.

Conference Sub-Themes: 1. Modelling, Valuation and Evaluation 2. Trade and Environment 3. Institutions and Governance 4. Physical and Ecological Accounting 5. Ecosystems and Well-Being 6. Talking Across Disciplines 7. Environment, Poverty and Development 8. International Agreements and Issues 9....

The Economics and International Business Research Conference, Miami (EIBR) publishes articles of interest to members of the Business Community and will provide leadership in introducing new concepts to its readership. Because business is a diverse field, articles should address questions...

The theme of the EIBA 2006 conference pertains to one of the major challenges faced by industrialised countries in the context of globalisation of productions and markets: the regional and national competitiveness of the economy, which allows it to attract and to maintain value-added activities....

Sessions: - Criminal Law and Arbitration - Investment arbitration - Commercial arbitration in China - WTO and China

Topics: - What to look for in the data before preparing forecasts - How to treat data when "problems" are recognized - How to prepare forecasts using different models and techniques - When each forecasting model is appropriate - How to use forecasts effectively after they are prepared

ISDEHS 2006 is meant to be the first of a series of symposia intended to create an ongoing dialogue between researchers and policy makers from the Arab world with the global scientific community as well as to reposition the ongoing desertification debate within the context of human...

Agenda: I. National Outlook - How much leeway does the Fed have to cut rates? - Will the stock market boom continue? - Have profits peaked? - What to watch if you are worried about a recession. - Any end in sight to the housing correction? II. California Outlook - Slowdown or recession: A few...

Labour market policies are imperative to the further preservation and development of our welfare states. However it is clear that current labour market policies are not capable of dealing adequately with the challenges resulting from two major trends: the internationalisation of the economy and...