The purpose of this invitational conference is to present and promote active exchange and discussion of the latest health economics research among senior and junior economists.

During the conference research papers will be presented on topics of future directions in business informatics research and application of information technologies. Moreover, papers are presented on the coming information society and its requirements on support systems and their design. The...

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How can universities respond to these major challenges, become more entrepreneurial, stimulate innovation, produce and transfer knowledge to society, and contribute to local and regional socio-economic growth while at the same time be competitive at the global level. Can some respond more easily...

The free market offers almost limitless choices in everything from what we eat, to the books we read, to the vehicles we drive. It's constantly at work, providing ever broadening opportunities for us to increase our happiness and realize our dreams. Yet, when it comes to American elementary and...

This conference will address five areas that have characterized J.K. Galbraith's nonconformist economic thought: Galbraith's antiestablishment approach to political economy, the economic fluctuations of capitalism, firms and industrial organization, corporate governance, the regulating...

The 2004 IMHE General Conference will focus on some of the challenges faced by higher education in today’s' "knowledge society". Higher education institutions must respond to new funding and governance mechanisms, questions of access and equity, an increasing client base, new and developing...

The conference will include presentations on all aspects of health economics, including financing and resource allocation, economic evaluation, econometrics in health economics, incentives in health care, equity in health and health care, outcomes evaluation, pharmaceutical economics, social...

The conference, jointly organized by CESifo and the Program on Education Policy and Governance (PEPG) of Harvard University, will focus on the possible equity-efficiency tradeoff in education, with a special focus on the role of school systems for human capital formation in the global economy.