Researchers are often interested in calculating how variables respond over time to a given stimulus, such as a policy intervention. This is often referred to as an impulse response. The method of local projections offers a convenient approach to investigate such impulse response dynamics. This...

AI (Artificial Intelligence) is a new transformative technology that has shown its potential during the recent years. As evidenced, the fast development of AI methods and data centricity in finance is providing opportunities, but it is also posing new challenges to our economies. In particular,...

The main aims of IAAE are to advance the education of the public on the subject of econometrics and its applications to a variety of fields in economics, in particular, but not exclusively, by advancing and supporting research in that field and disseminating the results of such useful research...

The aim of the ITEA Annual Conference is to promote scientific excellence in the field of transportation economics and to provide a forum for scientific exchange. Research presented at the conference covers both theory and empirical work, including all transport modes and a wide range of...

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The Association for Public Economic Theory (APET) and ISEG (Lisbon School of Economics & Management) are pleased to announce that the 2025 International Conference on Public Economic Theory (a.k.a. PET) will be held in Lisbon, Portugal, on June 23-25, 2025.

WEAI's Annual Conference is held in the summer each year and attracts over 1,000 attendees from around the world. The program includes over 300 concurrent sessions from all areas of economics, as well as a distinguished Keynote Address, the Presidential Address and Luncheon, the Graduate Student...

In this speech, Megan will examine the differences in how the Bank of England, ECB and Federal Reserve are managing their balance sheets, whether they provide financial arbitrage opportunities for banks and whether this impacts central banks' abilities to implement monetary policy. As part of...