The goal of the workshop is to bring together, as in previous editions, leading researchers in the estimation of structural microeconometric models on different topics (labor, IO, development,…). Submissions from well-established international researchers as well as promising young scholars in...

We invite theoretical, empirical and conceptual contributions on topics such as: - Digital Media, Journalism, Search Engines, Online Social Networks, - Algorithms, Mechanism Design, Finance, Entrepreneurship, - Crowdfunding, Crowdsourcing, Sharing Economy and Gig Work, - Platform competition and...

This workshop will bring together applied economists working in the fields of global linkages, international economics, productivity growth and firms dynamics to discuss the most recent academic research. We are particularly (even though not exclusively) interested in contributions that analyze...

This workshop intends to promote the exchange and dissemination of state of the art research in Structural Microeconometrics, including work from a range of fields. Submissions from experienced and well-established international researchers as well as promising young scholars in the field are...

The workshop hosts both empirical and theoretical papers in this growing research area. Particular recent topics of interest include: - Pricing and consumer search in online markets - The role of search engines and other forms of intermediation in the markets with search frictions - Consumer...

The workshop calls on outstanding contributions in the broad literature on the economics of social and economic networks. Both empirical and theoretical contributions will be encouraged.

The Association of Competition Economics (ACE) brings together those working on the economics of competition in government, academia and the private sector and provides a forum for discussion and debate of both issues and cases. It is based in Europe and is open to all those interested in the...

Course schedule for 2017: - Horizontal Mergers - Theory and Empirics (Albert Banal and Christian Michel), - Competition in the Digital Sector (Massimo Motta and Juan-José Ganuza)

This workshop will bring together applied economists working in the fields of global linkages, international economics, productivity growth, and managerial practices to discuss the most recent academic research.

The Competition Economics Summer School is divided into five days in four-hour classes daily, with course content structured in three blocks: 1. Economic Theory Tools for Competition Policy 2. Mergers and Abuse of Dominance 3. Applied Methods for the Economic Analysis of Competition Policy