Topic: fiscal and monetary policy in the wake of the Covid-19 pandemic. The aim of the workshop is to bring together the New Zealand macroeconomic research community to discuss recent innovative analysis and the outlook for macroeconomic policy.

Inflation targeting has delivered low, stable inflation and substantial macroeconomic stability over the last several decades (financial crisis aside). But the last ten years have proved challenging for monetary authorities. Output has been below pre-crisis trends for a sustained period,...

We invite authors to submit papers with a macro-finance theme. Topics: - Common/fundamental drivers of financial market and macroeconomic data, - Identification of monetary policy shocks from financial market data, - Influences of time-varying risk premiums and precautionary savings on financial...

We invite submission of theoretical and empirical papers that explore the dynamics of housing markets and household debt; the implications of housing cycles for the macro economy; and the consequences of those dynamics for monetary and macropudential policy. Questions of interest may include: -...

This year marks the 25th anniversary of the Reserve Bank of New Zealand Act (1989), which granted the Reserve Bank of New Zealand (RBNZ) its independence, introduced price stability as its primary objective, and thus instituted inflation targeting as a monetary policy regime. To mark this...

Conference Theme: International Business: Institutions, Organisations, and Markets Tracks: - Theories and Methodologies in International Business - Strategy in International Business - Multinational Enterprises: Institutions, organisations and markets - International SMEs: Institutions,...

This conference aims to bring together recent work examining the transmission of monetary and macro-prudential policies and their effectiveness in open economies. We invite submission of both theoretical and empirical papers. Questions of interest may include the following: - How does...

The organisers welcome cross-disciplinary participants with an interest in small (and medium) businesses (SMEs), particularly quality of working life and work environment, including: academics, researchers, practitioners, consultants, owners and managers of small enterprises, social partners,...

Conference theme: "Leading from the edge: Creativity, innovation & entrepreneurship". Following the tradition of earlier ICSB conferences a wide range of tracks is offered. The 18 main tracks cover a comprehensive number of options – enough to allow for the interests of all attendees and speakers.

Streams: - Rethinking the Business School - Innovation and Entrepreneurship - Daring to Imagine and the Power of Ideas (Liminal Organizing) - Art and Design in Management -(re) Organizing Cosmopolitanisms - From the Outside- In: Re-Historicizing and Decolonizing Management and Organization...