Poverty reduction requires adopting the right institutions—including monetary institutions. Emerging market economies that peg their currencies and thwart market adjustments risk overheating and might engender protectionism on the part of their trading partners. This year’s monetary...

The purpose of this invitational conference is to present and promote active exchange and discussion of the latest health economics research among senior and junior economists.

The TLC Conference provides a forum for faculty and administrators to share proven and innovative methods in teaching at the college level. Come to present papers on teaching issues such as: curriculum, ethics in higher education, promotion and tenure, accreditation, teaching methods and styles,...

The goal of this conference is to present and discuss recent developments in the use of quantitative structural models to simulate and evaluate alternative monetary and fiscal policies. The conference will emphasize models with optimizing foundations that are parameterized to match features of...

You are invited to submit a proposal for the presentation of a paper or workshop. Presentations should address an issue germane to the teaching of economic concepts. Possible presentation topics include, but are not limited to, experiments for the classroom, pedagogical issues, active learning,...

The Sixteenth Annual Health Economics Conference will take place May 21-23, 2005, hosted by the Department of Health Policy and Administration at The Pennsylvania State University and jointly sponsored by the VA Management Science Group. The purpose of this invitational conference is to...

The meetings will cover most any topic in economics and finance as well as most interrelated subject matter. As in the past years, The Academy will again offer a Teacher Training Program (TTP). This unique program explores and encourages different teaching methodologies and techniques. All...

Three sessions on new research in economic education.