This conference invites oral and poster presentations containing computational or financial econometric components. Those papers that contain strong computational, statistical, or econometric elements or substantive data-analytic components will also be considered for publication either in the...

The event is a combination of lectures on the theory and methods of policy analysis and design, practical problems in modelling and forecasting and computer-based exercises. The following topics are likely to be covered: - techniques for modelling unobserved economic components, state-space...

The purpose of the conference is to encourage knowledge exchange concerning marketing or marketing related fields of research, to bring together specialists from higher education institutions and business fields, and to provide a stimulating environment for knowledge enhancement and sharing...

We invite you next year in Sibiu to discuss and emphasis how Psychology and Economics can contribute to a better science for a better life. We aspire to share with you new perspectives and experiences regarding the better future of peoples, communities, companies, and countries in a complex and...

Proposals may cover any topic within the field of marketing.

This industrial organization academic meeting is embedded into our long-time LCBR European Marketing Conference. We invite economics researchers classified as “L” according to the JEL classification to add a new and important dimension to our longstanding marketing conference.

This conference will focus on applications using big data or big data tools in any field or on research focusing on interesting economic questions that arise from considering the rapid changes in data availability, computational technology, software, and econometric methods.

Six thematic workshops will run in parallel, led by different researchers: - "Academic rigor versus practical relevance: Is marketing research too rigid ”, by Don Lehmann - “Mediation Analysis and Theory Development in Marketing”, by Rik Pieters - “Some things that may help in the review...

We invite papers, special sessions and roundtables that address (but are not limited to) the following themes: - Methodological innovation in interpretive consumer research; - New developments in theoretical/ philosophical approaches to understanding consumers, consumption and consumer culture...

The following topics are likely to be covered: - basic optimisation techniques; - model microfoundations; - models of the business cycle, including models with financial frictions; - simple solution methods; - input data preparation and manipulation; - construction and estimation of small...