The topic of the second meeting will be "The Evolution Central Banks: Lessons for the Future". Its goal is to provide a systematic picture of the link between the emergence of central banks and central bank policies throughout the world. Topics may include, but are not limited to: the emergence...

The conference will have three main themes: 1. The Private Sector and Agriculture and Rural Development 2. Trade Links to the Private Sector and Poverty Reduction 3. Business, Finance and Poverty Reduction

Note that papers and panels on other topics from all areas of comparative economics are also welcome. - Comparative economics - Economic Development - The Enlarged EU - EU Candidates - EU and its Neighbourhood - The Lisbon objectives - Privatisation and governance - Finance and Monetary Issues -...

This INFER Workshop provides an opportunity for all involved in research in Monetary Economics to exchange their ideas. Researchers are invited to submit theoretical and applied papers broadly in line with the theme of the workshop: “Monetary Policy in Emerging Countries”.

The purpose of this Conference is to bring together those involved in modeling financial stability issues, with an emphasis on those models and approaches which can be applied for the improvement of public policy concerns in this area. [gemäß den Informationen des Anbieters - according to...

The Legal Foundations of International Monetary Stability conference will look at the area of monetary law and financial regulation and aims to bring an interdisciplinary debate to developments at the national, European and international level. Some of the questions to be addressed at the...

In virtually every country in the world more than 95% of enterprises are SMEs. Their economic and social importance cannot be under-estimated. The problems of funding such SMEs, also seems to cross international boundaries, because complete information about them is not always available to...

The WTO Ministerial Conference in Hong Kong in December 2005 is meant to be the culmination of the negotiations on the Doha Development Agenda (DDA). That agenda has proven to be both more ambitious and controversial that negotiators had foreseen when they established it in 2001. Since then, key...