Our theme, Economics in the New Normal, will seek to address the challenges that a post-pandemic world faces, and we look forward to receiving your submissions for presentation at the conference. Submissions of papers or extended abstracts from all areas of economics are invited for presentation...

The Forum will feature the following topics: - Building a Better Store; - Unpacking the Premier’s Economic and Social Recovery Advisory Council (PESRAC) Final Report; - Tasmania’s Trade with Asia; - Tasmania’s Climate for Growth; - Panel on the Future of Aquaculture and Fisheries in...

The 2008-09 global financial crisis is seen as the most cataclysmic macroeconomic event since The Great Depression. Although it affected economies worldwide, it most harmed advanced economies which subsequently endured sub-optimal economic growth, record low interest rates, weak private...

Conference key themes: - Urban and regional resilience, - Small cities after decline, - Small cities in non-core areas: local, regional and national policies on their shrinking and/or revival, - Local self-government and inter-budgetary relations, - Strategies and instruments of re-growth and...

This second IZA/Higher School of Economics workshop will bring together labor economists who are working on labor market adjustment in the Commonwealth of Independent States, the Central Asian former Soviet Republics and China. While the main focus of the workshop is on the specified topic,...

Extended abstract submissions of high quality from all areas of economics are invited. Abstracts from PhD students are particularly welcome.

Rethinking the Region and Regionalism in Australasia seeks contributions from researchers, policy makers and practitioners working in all areas of regional analysis, especially those focussed on Australasia. Themes of interest to the conference include: - Regions at the end of the mining boom; -...

The conference will bring renowned international economists to Brisbane as well as showcase the economic prowess of Australian economists in an innovative program structure that will facilitate dialogue between academic, public policy and market economists.