Areas of interest include, but are not limited to: - How can the fields of economics, finance and central banking better attract and retain members of under-represented groups? - What are the obstacles to greater diversity, equity and inclusion in these fields? What steps can be taken to...

The 2022 edition of the CIREQ Montréal Macroeconomics Conference brings together eight experts to present brand new work on inequality. They will address this topic from several angles, exploring among others the roles of the labor market, firms, asset prices and saving, as well as taxes and...

The objective of this event is to bring together researchers to present and discuss cutting edge macroeconomic research. We welcome submissions of theoretical and empirical papers addressing topics relevant for monetary policy, both in closed and open economy environments. Submissions from...

We encourage submission of papers on topics of general interest to the finance profession. Special consideration will be given to papers that do nothave a “revise-resubmit” journal decision and have not been presented or scheduled for presentation at major conferences. Participation to the...

The Bank of Canada is hosting the third conference on Non-traditional Data, Machine Learning, and Natural Language Processing in Macroeconomic in a hybrid (virtual and/or in-person) attendance mode. The goal of the conference is to promote the discussion and dissemination of innovative research...

Topics: all areas of macroeconomics. Session 1: Sovereign Risk; Session 2: Cycles in Climate and Production; Session 3: Productivity and Skills; Session 4: Market Structure in Macroeconomics; Session 5: New Perspectives on Taxation; Session 6: Bank of Canada Session Wage Inequality and Asset...

Theory and empirical papers in all areas of finance are welcome. It is anticipated that most participants will be from universities, central banks, regulatory agencies, and international financial organizations. We will only have the physical conference if it can be held safely. If it cannot be...

This event has been cancelled.

The Canadian Macroeconomics Study Group solicits applications in all areas of macroeconomics to be presented at its 33rd annual meeting. The conference will consist of 14-16 papers along with discussants. The conference is open to all with a general interest in macroeconomics.

Conference program: - Daniel Xu (Duke University), "Production Networks and Skill-biased Technology"; - David Atkin (MIT), "Trucks"; - Tom Holmes (University of Minnesota), "Scale Economies and Alliances in Ocean Shipping"; - Woan Foong Wong (University of Oregon), "The Round Trip Effect :...