The goal of the conference is to promote the discussion and dissemination of innovative research on theoretical and empirical advances in macroeconomics, financial economics and climate economics that are based on non-traditional data, machine learning, and natural language processing. Topics: -...

The rise of new growth poles and the emergence of new global institutional dynamics are challenging the old divide between the developed and developing world. At the same time as a majority of the world population have experienced improved living standards, there seems to be rising popular...

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 Society for Institutional and Organizational Economics (formerly known as the International Society for the New Institutional Economics) promotes rigorous theoretical and empirical investigation of the nature, behavior, and governance of organizations and institutions using approaches drawn...

The conference is open for submissions within any sub-field of behavioural and experimental economics. PhD students are encouraged to submit papers and to participate in the conference. This will be an excellent opportunity for economists working on these issues to share their ongoing research...

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.

Conference Topics: - recent developments in heterogeneous-agent modeling; - the empirics of heterogeneity: micro data collection and model testing; - effects of monetary and fiscal policies in heterogeneous-agent economies; - macroeconomic drivers of inequality.

The aim of the conference is to discuss the implications of labor market frictions, institutions and policies for macroeconomic outcomes and the design of monetary policy. Suitable paper topics include: - The sources of cyclical fluctuations in employment, wages and the labor wedge - Micro- and...

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...