The workshop is intended to bring together academics and practitioners to discuss recent developments in macroeconomics. We encourage contributions in all areas of macroeconomics, particularly those relevant to an open economy such as Australia.

Theme tracks: Track A: Institutions: Institutional Transformation and Implications for Strategy and Corporate Governance Track B: Institutions: Non-market-based Strategies and Institutional Voids Track C: Innovation: Innovation and Entrepreneurship in Emerging Markets Track D: Innovation: New...

The workshop provides a platform to discuss new developments in the field of empirical and applied macroeconomic modelling and aims at bringing together academic researchers and practitioners.

Conference Tracks: - Theme track: Liabilities of foreignness vs. the value of diversity - Developments in IB theory and methods, trends and critical approaches - Distance and institutions - FDI and foreign market entry - Headquarters - subsidiary relationships - International corporate...

The conference is intended to discuss ongoing research on survey and micro data and its role and usage in macroeconomics. Papers, theoretical, empirical and policy oriented, are actively solicited on issues like (the list is not exhaustive): methodology of business surveys, uncertainty...

The two-day workshop will serve as a forum to present current research results in political economy and will give researchers the opportunity to network. Both theoretical and empirical studies are welcome.

The workshop discusses recent research that evaluates passive and active labour market policies. Theoretical, empirical, experimental and policy-oriented contributions are welcome.

The aim of the workshop is to bring together academic researchers and practitioners to promote and exchange ideas in the field of macroeconometric modelling. Contributions should apply modern time series or paneleconometric techniques to macroeconomic problems, where the economics of the euro...

The Association of Competition Economics (ACE) brings together those working on the economics of competition in government, academia and the private sector and provides a forum for discussion and debate of both issues and cases.

The purpose of the Forum is to promote the discussion of frontier research on empirical and theoretical issues in International Finance, Banking, and Open Economy Macroeconomics, with a special eye on relevance for monetary policy.