This CRIW conference aims to examine what we know and don’t know about today’s labor market and how it has changed. The goals of the conference are to document significant labor market trends, to explore the causes and consequences of these trends, and to shed light on important issues...

This year we have chosen plenary session themes that we believe reflect the key policy challenges and uncertainties for developing necessary infrastructure in North America as well as the world.

This session will focus on the role that families, and modeling households in more detail than what is standard in macroeconomics, play in determining aggregate outcomes. This includes, but is not limited to, issues related to fertility, marriage and divorce, female labor supply, home...

The aim of the Conference is to facilitate the exchange of research ideas and results across a range of fields, including the economics of the household, labour economics, public economics, demography, and health economics. Examples of research topics are: human capital investment, gender...

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We invite the submission of papers dealing with the following core topics: Climate Change; Global Warming and the Oceans; Extreme Events and Impacts Assessment; Clean Energy Technology; Transportation Technologies.

Individual abstracts are encouraged on any topic of relevance to feminist economics, including theoretical, methodological and policy oriented work. Issues of particular interest include changing demographics, migration, AIDS and sexuality, unpaid work, precarious work and the informal economy.