The Midwest Economics Association is a non-profit organization whose purpose is the advancement of economic knowledge and the economics profession. The association provides an annual forum for members to exchange ideas and to present research.

The SBCA is an international group of practitioners, academics and others who are working to improve the theory and application of the tools of benefit cost analysis (BCA). We welcome submissions that support the enhanced use of such analysis to promote evidence-based decision making. We define...

SBCA will once again offer pre-conference professional development workshops on the day before the annual conference begins. SBCA will be offering the following pre-conference professional development workshops: 1. Putting Benefit Cost Analysis into Practice: Creating a Criminal Justice BCA...

The Eastern Economic Association is a not-for-profit corporation whose object is to promote educational and scholarly exchange on economic affairs.

The NABE Economic Policy Conference is the premier annual event addressing issues at the nexus of economics, business, and policy. Designed around the theme “Promoting Global Growth and Domestic Economic Security,” the 2019 event will focus on the key challenges for policymakers and business...

The AEA, in conjunction with 58 associations in related disciplines known as the Allied Social Sciences Associations (ASSA), holds a three-day meeting each January to present papers on general economics topics.

The International Association for Feminist Economics (IAFFE) invites members to submit panel proposals, session proposals, and individual paper submissions on any area of feminist inquiry into economic issues, including: - Gender and the business cycle - Feminist approaches to institutional...

The 2019 North American Winter Meeting of the Econometric Society will be held in Atlanta, Georgia as part of the annual meeting of the Allied Social Science Associations. The program will consist of contributed and invited papers. The program committee invites contributions in the form of...

Although we encourage submissions on all topics related to evolutionary economics, preference will be given to those closely aligned with the conference theme. The following are examples of issues that may be addressed: - The fraying of political institutions as a consequence of...

For the ASE sessions at the 2019 ASSA meetings, we welcome proposals for papers/sessions on all aspects of social economics, but preference will be given to papers that explore the implications of questioning presumed mechanical “essences” and instead locating economies thoroughly within the...