The conference will be based around the themes of: • Econometrics and Empirics of the Crisis • Macroeconomic and Financial Risk • Credit Frictions and the New New Macro • Monetary and Fiscal Policy Responses to the Crisis

The multidisciplinary conference encourages participation of teachers and young researchers who are interested in the following research areas: - Insurance - Corporate finance - Public finance - Financial markets and institutions - Macroeconomic stability [gemäß den Informationen des Anbieters...

This new edition of the Lisbon conference aims to bring together large numbers of researchers, policy makers for a review of the Lisbon Strategy, and a debate on the economic crisis and the prospects or a “smart, sustainable and inclusive growth”. The conference will cover areas of applied...

At this year's conference eminent scholars and top economic policy makers will discuss the following lead questions: - Where do we stand with fair and measured regulatory reform to strengthen the global financial system? How to reduce the risks posed to taxpayers and to broader social...

Theme: “Catching-Up Strategies after the Crisis” Session 1 - Catching-Up Prospects after the Crisis Panel 1 - Challenges for Monetary Policy in the CESEE Region Session 2 - The New Role of Growth Financing Session 3 - The New Role of Exports Session 4 - The Catching-Up Experience of the...

Suitable research questions for submissions include (but are not limited to): - How do the dynamics of labor market variables vary across countries and what explains these differences? - How have labor market dynamics changed over time, e.g. with the recent financial crisis? - How have changes...

Conference Theme: The economic crisis and the renewal of the European model(s) Revisiting the debate on varieties of capitalism Topics: • By developing a dynamic approach to institutional changes • Understanding adaptations to the economic crisis • Analysing the diversity of European forms...

The conference is intended to discuss ongoing research on survey data and its role and usage in macroeconomics. Papers, theoretical, empirical and policy oriented, are actively solicited on issues like methodology of business surveys, uncertainty modelling, survey data and the business cycle,...

The theme for this fall's conference is Recession Aftershocks: Global Business and Policy Dilemmas, offering plenary sessions that address the issues at the forefront of the global economy.

The 2010 NABE Annual Meeting will focus on the long-term outlook for the U.S and global economies, and the enduring challenges and potential opportunities that will impact business decisions and policymaking over the next decade.