This annual event provides a forum to develop future journal articles and research book publications, as well as to network with other researchers working in the area of International Business. Early-mid career academics and PhD students are particularly welcome.

Papers on all topics broadly associated with macroeconomics are welcome including "standard" macroeconomic analysis (real and monetary business cycles, labor markets, growth etc.) and issues such as public finance, human capital accumulation, firm dynamics, asset pricing, heterogeneous agents,...

Topic: any area of macroeconomics and related fields.

The EBS Symposium is the biggest student organised economic congress in the German-speaking area. This Year's Theme “Digital Darwinism – Innovate the Game!” captures the spirit of time and describes one of the most important trends of the 21st century. The trend forces companies to commit...

The Asian Economic Panel meets twice a year to discuss economic issues that pertain to regions of Asia or to particular Asian countries. The discussion of each topic begins with a presentation of an analytical paper followed by a discussion. Submission of papers is by invitation only.

You are welcome to submit a paper proposal for this symposium in any area of macroeconomics and related fields, or to express your interest in attending as a discussant.

In mehreren Vorträgen gehen die Referenten auf verschiedenste Bereiche der Sharing Economy ein. Thematisiert werden unter anderem Tauschbörsen, Rechtsgrundlagen im Tauschgeschäft und die gesellschaftliche Veränderung. Außerdem findet eine Podiumsdiskussion mit internationalen Referenten statt.

The symposium is an academic research conference in the area of macroeconomics. It is primarily aimed at promoting frontier contributions by junior macroeconomic researchers. A connection to the Nordic countries is an advantage but not a prerequisite. The symposium allows the junior researchers...

The theme of the symposium is "Can Younger Americans Realize the American Dream? The Fragile Balance Sheets of Americans Under Age 40, and Why That Matters" The symposium will focus on younger Americans--often called Gen X and Gen Y--and the particular challenges they face building a healthy...