The workshop, titled "Solving dynamic equilibrium models", will present methods used to solve macroeconomic models. The lectures will focus on dynamic programming, the value function iteration and perturbation methods, with applications to a variety of topics, from the consumption-saving choice...

This workshop is a forum to discuss new questions and recent developments in economic theory with a particular emphasis on information design, information transmission, and experimentation. However, submissions in all topics in economic theory are welcome.

This workshop is a forum to discuss new questions and recent developments in economic theory with a particular emphasis on information design, information transmission, and experimentation. However, submissions in all topics in economic theory are welcome.

Considering the ongoing uncertainty caused by the COVID pandemic, it is decided that the conference will be held fully online this year. The School will also feature presentations of selected contributed papers by junior scholars. Graduate students and junior faculty are strongly encouraged to...

The invited speakers for WS2019 are V.V. Chari (University of Minnesota), Edward Glaeser (Harvard University), Ran Spiegler (University College London and Tel Aviv University) and Petra Todd (University of Pennsylvania). Each invited speaker will deliver a set of lectures. The School will also...

The topic of the workshop will be Combining Experiments with Structural Econometrics. The program committee invites submissions of papers (either complete, or also work in progress to benefit from the discussion with attendees).

The topic of the workshop will be "Contributions to Econometric Evaluation of Social Programs." The program committee invites submissions of papers (either complete, or also work in progress to benefit from the discussion with attendees).

The topic of the workshop will be Contributions to Economic Theory, including games and matching.

The topics of the workshop are Identification and Inference in Cross-Sectional, Panel Data, Nonlinear and Semi/Nonparametric Models.