This year’s theme will focus on the integration and implications of AI/ML in the economics and management of crime and justice. Other suggested topics include: • Racial bias in the justice system • Social prevention of crime and violence • Early childhood interventions • Law...

Keynote lectures will be given by: - Susan Dynarski (Harvard University) - Brian Jacob (University of Michigan) - Sarah Turner (University of Virginia)

Topics: - Drivers and consequences of inflation - Financial stability and inflation - Inflation, capital flows and emerging markets - Asset pricing and inflation - Has the Phillips curve changed? - Uncertainty and inflation - Monetary policy in a high inflation environment - Economic growth and...

The 13th Australasian workshop on econometrics and health economics will be a forum for the development and dissemination of applications of econometrics and other quantitative approaches in health economics.

We invite researchers to submit papers or extended abstracts to the 7th Economics of Media Bias Workshop. As a group of economists and political scientists, we investigate forms, causes, and consequences of bias, especially in news markets and on social media. Main questions of interest are: •...

There is nowadays a growing consensus in academic and policy circles that regulating corporations, financial institutions, and markets ideally postulates a truly interdisciplinary approach. The DFG LawFin Center supports the quest for fruitful interdisciplinarity by gathering economists and...

The IAB’s Graduate School (GradAB) and the FAU invites young researchers to its 15th interdisciplinary Ph.D. workshop “Perspectives on (Un-)Employment”. The workshop provides an opportunity for graduate students to present their ongoing work in the field of theoretical and empirical labor...

The workshop will focus on behavioral/ experimental research in economics and its applications, for example, to development, environment, and health.

The workshop, titled "Solving dynamic equilibrium models", will present methods used to solve macroeconomic models. The lectures will focus on dynamic programming, the value function iteration and perturbation methods, with applications to a variety of topics, from the consumption-saving choice...