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The conference aims to cover all aspects of applied probability and stochastic models, including, but not limited to, the following topics: Actuarial mathematics; Biology,Computer networks and telecommunication systems; Computational finance, Discrete-event dynamic systems; perturbation...

The application of econometric methods to financial markets is now commonplace and, in many cases, has become indispensable. Virtually every practical implementation of quantitative models requires some form of econometric modeling and statistical inference, hence the well-trained financial...

There are three themes to the conference: Statistics at the Frontiers of Science Bayesian Inference Large Data Sets

It is designed to stimulate the interaction between senior economists and young researchers - Post-Doctoral students and Doctoral students well ahead in their dissertation - working on a variety of economic issues, both theoretical and empirical. A special session on corporate governance and...

The conference work is organized in the following six workshops: 1. Macroeconomic policy (monetary and fiscal policy) 2. International economic policy 3. Labor and social policy 4. Regional policy 5. Sectoral economic policy 6. Microeconomic policy or entrepreneurship policy

The conference objective is to discuss recent scientific contributions on the economics of information and communication technologies (ICT) and the economics of ICT industries. Theoretical, empirical, experimental and policy-oriented contributions are welcome. Topics of Interest ICT and the...

Professor Findlay uses modern methods and models to address important questions of our recent economic history. In particular, he will lecture on: 1. The impact of demographic and monetary shocks, 2. The industrial revolution and its diffusion, 3. The triangular trade, and 4. North-South...