Cato's 28th Annual Monetary Conference - Asset Bubbles and Monetary Policy - will address a key issue underlying the 2008 financial crisis: Did the Federal Reserve contribute to the crisis by keeping interest rates too low for too long? Would a more restrictive monetary policy have prevented the...

The November 2010 Carnegie-Rochester conference seeks to reconsider aspects of central banking theory and practice in the aftermath of the credit turmoil of 2007-9. The unprecedented reliance on monetary, credit, and interest on reserves policies in the credit turmoil raises a number of...

Empirical and theoretical papers and/or abstract relating to Corporate Finance, Derivatives Market and Products, Financial Institutions, Options and Futures, Stock markets, Bond Markets, Merger and Acquisition, Financial Restructuring, Money Market Dealings, Financial Modelling, Islamic Finance,...

The scientific committee welcomes theoretical and empirical papers on productivity, production theory and efficiency measurement in economics, management science, operations research public administration and related fields. Historically, empirical papers have addressed such general topics as...

The conference organizers are soliciting submissions that address themes that include, but are not limited to, the following: - The Role of Global Financial Markets - Dynamics of International Trade, Capital Flows, and Recovery - Policy Interventions across Countries - Exchange Rate Policies,...

Conference theme: "After the Crisis: Planning a New Financial Structure" The focus of the Institute's 19th Annual Hyman P. Minsky Conference will be post-recession exit strategies and the new financial architecture.

The purpose of the IRFMP is to promote the discussion of innovative research on theoretical and empirical macroeconomic issues relevant for monetary policy. The global financial crisis has challenged prevailing views about monetary policy, as well as about the appropriate modelling framework and...

The meeting will bring together economists and other researchers who work on the analyses of risky behaviors. We hope to advance our understanding of the causes and consequences of risky behaviors and to improve strategies aimed to reduce the incident and cost of these behaviors.

The conference theme is: "The New Normal? Policy Choices After the Great Recession" Topics: - The Financial Crisis - Monetary Policy - Fiscal Policy - Health Care Reform - Housing - Cap & Trade - Commodities - Defense Economics

This conference is being held in conjunction with the 2010 ASSA Annual Meeting. EPS will host two sessions at the Allied Social Sciences Associations (ASSA) meetings. Session One: Global Financial Crises: Past, Present and Future Session Two: Planning and Designing a Sustainable Economic Future