The purpose of the Forum is to promote the discussion of frontier research on empirical and theoretical issues in International Finance, Banking, and Open Economy Macroeconomics, with a special eye on relevance for monetary policy.

The Carnegie Rochester NYU conference seeks proposals to understand and assess the macroeconomic causes and consequences of the economy-wide transition in the supply and demand for liquidity, with the goal of guiding financial and macroeconomic policy. Proposals should employ advances in...

The theme of the 2016 Annual Meeting in New York is "Celebration of the Century"

Topics: Asset Pricing; Corporate Finance; Development Economics; Development of the American Economy; Economic Fluctuations and Growth; Economics of Aging; Economics of Children; Economics of Crime; Economics of Education; Economics of Intellectual Property; Economics of IT and Digitization;...

Our sessions at this conference seek, in particular, empirical papers dealing with Issues on Africa Economic Development, especially in the areas of: 1. Income Inequality, Poverty and Inclusive Growth 2. The Labour Market and Rural-Migration 3. Any area of Health Economics 4. Environment and...

The conference brings together the NBER macroeconomic community to hear, evaluate, and debate six papers covering a range of topics within macroeconomics. We are particularly interested in papers with a strong empirical content and policy relevance, as well as papers that can provide a basis for...

The theme of the conference is "Establishing the New International Normal for Economic Growth in China and the World: The Imperative for Sustainable Global Development". Submissions from all fields in Economics and Business will be considered, e.g. microeconomics, macroeconomics, econometrics,...

Session I "Challenges and Opportunities for Education Reform", Session II "Two Perspectives on Income Inequality in the U.S.", Session III "The Impact of Policy and Market Forces on Renewable Energy", Session IV "Status of U.S. – China Relations", Session VI "Is the Productivity Slowdown for...