Conference programme: - Session 1 “Welfare analysis”; - Policy Panel: “Reforms to pension systems: from academia to policymaking”; - Session 2 “Taxing Wealth” ; - Session 3 “Firms and place-based policy” ; - Session 4 “Health and public policy” ; - Session 5 “Pensions and...

The Health Services Research Association of Australia & New Zealand (HSRAANZ) supports and promotes the conduct and dissemination of applied research to improve the delivery and organisation of health services in Australia and New Zealand. The conferences are the focal point of the...

The BdF-CEPR are organizing a conference on December 6th, 2019, bringing together leading researchers from academia, central banks and other policy institutions to present research findings related to the effects of heterogeneity on the conduct of monetary policy. Recent research has...

Topics: - Worker Status, Work Classification, Organisational Flexibility - Economic Value of Work - Welfare, Work Settings, Health and Safety - Actors and Tools Governing Occupational Transitions - Occupational Training and Development - Representation, Participation and Collective Bargaining -...

The lecture’s topic is “Learning and Expectations Formation in Macroeconomics and Finance”. The lecture is intended for early stage researchers and PhD students at an advanced level. The lecture will be followed by a workshop where some of the attendees will get the opportunity to present...

Randomized experiments are the golden standard of causal analysis and have become an important tool in policy evaluations. However, conducting field experiments poses several methodical challenges like external validity, spillover effects, or dynamic selection. The two-day workshop seeks to...

The workshop aims to bring together researchers who apply econometric methods to answer questions in health economics. We are open to recent methods from the program evaluation literature as well as to classical health econometrics (like models for unordered, ordered, or count data). We also...

The University of Melbourne Health Economics Group (UMHEG) is a cross-faculty network of health economists based primarily at the University of Melbourne. The aim of this workshop is to share the research being done by the different faculties and schools who are members of the group.

Zu den Themen des Ausschusses gehören insbesondere: - Priorisierung bzw. Rationierung von Gesundheitsleistungen; - Regionale Verteilungsaspekte der Gesundheitsversorgung; - Risikoselektion im Gesundheitswesen; - Ungleichheit in der Gesundheit; - Verhalten von Ärzten; - Verteilungswirkung der...

In cooperation with KOF/ETH Zurich, OECD and INSEE, CIRET will organise a 1 ½-day workshop on the measurement of output gap potential growth and productivity with a focus on how economic tendency surveys can improve the accuracy of the corresponding estimates in real time. Submissions on this...