CAED invites submissions of paper proposals for its 16th conference on research using enterprise microdata to be held at Erasmus University, Rotterdam, the Netherlands. The conference promotes comparative research using enterprise microdata on a variety of topics and from different (and inter)...

The broad topic of the Symposium is Theory and Experiments and centers around the question if and how economic experiments can inform economic theory and vice versa. The Symposium takes place on a single day and closes with a social dinner. There are two invited keynote speakers opening and...

The Workshop brings together researchers interested in studying entrepreneurship related to (occupational) choice, entrepreneurial behaviour, incentives to promote entrepreneurship, relevant program evaluations, entrepreneurship & institutions, the management of entrepreneurship and innovation,...

The broad topic of the Symposium is Theory and Experiments and centers around the question if and how economic experiments can inform economic theory and vice versa.

The broad topic of the Symposium is Theory and Experiments and centers around the question if and how economic experiments can inform economic theory and vice versa.

The conference aims to be a dialogue among the world's top experts and new scholars on the issue of liquidity and price volatility. The financial crisis and, more recently, the sovereign debt market have brought the issue of price 'dislocations' to the center of the debate on modern...

In the presence of frictions, markets often (but not always) do not generate the socially efficient outcome. However, asymmetric information between the private and public sector prevents the government from designing efficient policies. In both labor and public economics advances have been made...

The broad topic of the Symposium is Theory and Experiments and centers around the question if and how economic experiments can inform economic theory and vice versa.

The conference aims at bringing together the world's best researchers from a variety of fields where the nature of preferences and decision-making is a main area of research. To a large extent, this will combine researchers who otherwise do not regularly visit the same conferences. These include...

Topics must be related to cooperative game theory or economic theory, and its applications.