The 2022 edition of the conference will focus on issues in labour economics. There will be seven presentations around the themes of firms in the labour market, earnings inequality, and labour market power. Keynote Speaker: Patrick Kline (Economics, University of California, Berkeley)

This Meeting has been postponed.

The goal of the conference is to bring together leading researchers and policymakers to discuss and contribute to the understanding of issues related to economic growth, innovation and entrepreneurship. We welcome theoretical, empirical and policy – oriented papers in all areas of economics...

The main function of the Society is to hold an annual meeting to promote and disseminate research. Submission of presentations at this meeting is open to all labor economists anywhere in the world, with the goal of attracting the broadest possible participation regardless of institutional...

We solicit theoretical and empirical papers on the interactions between financial intermediation and sovereign debt markets. Topics: - Sovereign debt distribution: participants, auction mechanisms, and market outcomes, - Financial intermediation and the term structure of sovereign debt...

Conference Themes: - Biophysical Limits, - Equity, Social Justice and the Commons, - Alternative Movements and Discourses, - Finance, Markets and Ecological Macroeconomics, - Pathways to Change: Tools and Strategies.

Preliminary Program: - Rocco MACCHIAVELLO (University of Warwick): Vertical Integration and Relational Contracts : Evidence from Costa Rica Coffee Chain, - Lorenzo CASABURI (University of Zurich): Competition and Interlinkages in Agricultural Markets : Experimental Evidence from Sierra Leone, -...

The aim of the conference is to facilitate the exchange of ideas and research results in the field of labor economics. Invited sessions: 1. The Great Recession 2. Early Childhood Development and the Labor Market 3. Peer Effects in the Labor Market 4. New Developments in the Economics of...

The post-crisis recovery continues to disappoint in advanced and emerging economies alike. Slow growth and low inflation have led to concerns that advanced economies (AEs) might be facing secular stagnation putting greater emphasis on emerging market economies (EMEs) to support global growth....

This is the eighth edition of a successful conference series that started in 2004. We anticipate a program of nine papers, starting at 1pm on the 22nd and ending at 3:30pm on the 23rd.