OMG is a network of academic macro economists working in Oslo. This conference promotes advances in macroeconomic research and aims to connect it to economic policy. Program: Part I: Debt and monetary policy; Part II: Monetary policy; Part III: Capital controls; Part IV: Revolver session; Part...

The EAA Annual Congress offers a unique opportunity for presenting research and finding out what colleagues in the fields of management and accounting are doing.

38th EAA Doctoral Colloquium, which will be held in Bergen, 7-10 May, immediately before the Annual Congress of the European Accounting Association. Students will present their work to faculty members and other students in (typically five) different parallel tracks, which are organized roughly...

We seek both empirical and theoretical policy-relevant papers. Areas of interest include but are not limited to: - Interactions between commodity prices and the macroeconomy - Macroeconomic effects of shocks to the terms-of-trade - Business-cycle spillovers and international co-movement -...

We invite submissions of research papers on current challenges for monetary policy authorities. Topics of particular interest include: - Monetary policy and financial stability - Monetary policy in small open economies - The design of monetary policy frameworks

The objective of this workshop is to bring together academics and policymakers to discuss current issues and challenges in financial stability and regulation. Topics: - Financial instability and sources of systemic risk - Systemic risk indicators and measurements, early warning systems, stress...

The conference will highlight evolutionary perspectives on central banks' responsibilities for price stability and financial stability. We seek high quality contributions which cover different aspects of central banks and central banking and how these tasks have been dealt with and developed...

Recent developments in the world economy have presented substantial challenges to monetary policy. Central banks have responded with great activism and have resorted to unconventional policies such as quantitative easing and an increasing use of forward guidance. Moreover, central banks are now...

Topics: - Credit, asset prices and the transmission mechanism of monetary policy - Interactions between monetary and macroprudential policy - DSGE models with an explicit role for financial intermediation - Potential tradeoffs between price stability and financial stability - Endogenous asset...

We invite academic research papers closely related to the following issues: • How severe are moral hazard problems caused by government rescue operations, and how can these problems be mitigated? • How can the government strike the right balance between limiting the immediate costs of a...