ZEW will host an international workshop that will bring together 10 –15 scholars actively contributing to the growing literature on social mobility and its relation to economic performance. We are particularly interested in contributions that explore the causes and consequences of changes in...

The goal of the conference is to present new research and to stimulate discussion between international researchers conducting related empirical and theoretical analysis. As a novelty, we will organize a special plenary paper speed dating session. Theoretical, empirical, and policy-oriented...

The aim of the workshop is to bring together international researchers from the field of migration research in order to present and discuss recent empirical, theoretical and policy-oriented research in the area of assimilation and integration of immigrants. We encourage contributions from all...

The Summer School in Labor Market Research, organized by the DFG Priority Programme 1764 "The German Labor Market in a Globalized World: Challenges through Trade, Technology, and Demographics", aims to bring together PhD students, junior researchers, and renowned international researchers to...

Papers addressing the following questions are particularly welcome: - How should governments tax multinational firms? - How should tax policy respond to income shifting? - How do corporate taxes impact investment and financing decisions of multinational firms? - What are the economic...

This workshop invites empirical and theoretical contributions to this topic from all areas of labour economics and related fields such as the economics of education, industrial economics, health economics, international economics, or public finance. Micro- and macroeconomic papers are welcome.

Theoretical, empirical and policy-oriented contributions from all areas of the economics of regulation are welcome. A non-exhaustive list of topics is: - Infrastructure Regulation in alternative Network-based Markets - Innovation in Downstream Industries - Regulation driven R&D and its Success...