The aim is to bring together junior economists from around the world with a strong interest in Macroeconomics, and to generate a friendly environment with intensive interaction, not only during the presentations but also informally before and after.

The workshop is intended for theoretical work or applied work in Macroeconomics, Monetary Economics, Finance and Public Finance. Papers in any area of Economics and Finance in relation to the overarching theme of the workshop are welcome.

Topics: 1. The Stagnation Hypothesis: Back to the Future? 2. Is Inequality Increasing? 3. Piketty’s Second Law Of Capitalism 4. Sovereign Debt and Low Growth 5. Consumption, Capital Accumulation and Low Growth 6. A New Pact of Governance in Eu? 7. Euro, Productivity and Competitiveness 8....

The aim is to bring together junior economists from around the world with a strong interest in Macroeconomics, and to generate a friendly environment with intensive interaction, not only during the presentations but also informally before and after.

The RCEA welcomes submissions for the contributed sessions. The workshop organizers plan to run a full set of parallel sessions on Macro, Money and Finance. While the workshop is intended for theoretical work or applied work in Macroeconomics, Momentary Economics, Finance and Public Finance,...

The workshop will bring together researchers working on dynamic macroeconomics issues, both theoretical and applied, to discuss research papers and agendas. It aims at fostering interactions between economists doing frontier research. Contributions from Ph.D. students in their final year are...

The Center of Excellence SAFE at Goethe University, Università Cattolica and the University of Amsterdam are co-sponsors of two conferences to be held respectively in Milan this year and Frankfurt next year. The objective of the two conferences is to bring together academics and policy-makers...

The course will cover both the theoretical and empirical issues related to finance and the macroeconomy through the lenses of financial accelerator type models.

We encourage submissions in the fields (broadly defined) of macroeconomics, finance, econometrics, agent based modeling and computational methods.

THEME: Macroeconomics and Finance, with an accent on capital controls, capital flows, international finance including firm internationalisation, the exchange rate regime and monetary policy.