We’re pleased to announce that 2024 Asia-Pacific Conference on Economics & Finance (APEF 2024), organized by East Asia Research & supported by Universiti Malaysia Sarawak and Loughborough University, UK, will be a hybrid conference happening in Singapore from December 12-13, 2024! Learn from...

With all travel restrictions removed, now is the best time to plan your trip to Singapore, one of the most Instagrammable places on earth! We’re pleased to announce that the 2023 Asia-Pacific Conference on Economics & Finance (APEF 2023), organized by East Asia Research & supported by...

APEF 2022 is the gathering place for economists and financial experts from academia, government, and the private sector to present their research results, exchange ideas, and network. Due to the persistence of COVID-19, the conference will be conducted in a ‘Hybrid Format’.

Each of the six lecturers will deliver one or two 90 minutes lectures about topics of his or her choice in economics. We will have 11 lectures. The Asian School in Economic Theory will be in the in-person format, which will be subject to the approval by the local health authority. Participation...

The theme of the conference is on mechanism and institution design, interpreted in a general sense. The conference welcomes papers in all areas of economics, finance, information system, and politics, etc., which are related to mechanisms and institutions. The topics include but are not limited...

The theme of this conference is “Big Data, AI and Economic Development: Merging Economics with Management”, but we welcome submissions in all fields of economics.

The SER invites theoretical and empirical papers on ALL aspects of economics: International Economics and International Finance; Macroeconomics; Banking and Financial Markets; Econometric Models and Applications; Public Economics and Public Policy; Population, Demography and Fertility; Energy,...

Conference Theme: International Capital Flows and Foreign Investment There has quite rightly been a strong focus on liberalising international trade in the Asia-Pacific. Much less attention however has been paid to liberalising foreign investment in the region. Yet economic theory suggests...

This event has been cancelled.

Because of the coronavirus (COVID-19) that broke out in many countries, including China, the Beijing/Qingdao conference has been postponed.