Topics: - computational complexity - cognition and bounded rationality - nonlinearities and disequilibria - ontological and epistemological pluralism - agent-based modeling and complex adaptive behavior - emergence, novelty, and evolution - heterogeneous agents and expectations - reflexivity and...

The workshop offers junior faculty from Nordic universities a forum to present their research. In addition, the workshop aims to provide an opportunity for junior and senior faculty to meet and interact. Theoretical and empirical papers in all areas of finance are welcome, but the author(s) must...

Keynote Speakers: Ulrich Hege – is Director and Professor of Toulouse School of Economics. Professor Hege focuses his research on topics such as mergers and acquisitions, venture capital, private equity, corporate governance, debt restructuring, and bankruptcy. Per Strömberg – is the SSE...

The aim of the conference is to discuss new modeling approaches and novel empirical evidence on heterogeneity in the behaviour of firms, households and financial intermediaries, and on policies aimed to address economic challenges arising in specific markets, regions or group of agents but...

The aims of the conference include discussing key theoretical insights in order: - To provide a framework for improving monetary policy practices. - To review and advance knowledge on the recent financial crisis regarding the main challenges and prospects of central banking - To particularly...

This course introduces topics from research in financial time series econometrics. For each topic, the econometric methods are discussed and illustrated by empirical applications. Topics are selected from within: 1) Econometric Modeling of Asset Returns: - Multivariate GARCH models with...

The course gives an overview on the basic models used to analyze the efficiency implications and optimal design of tax policy. The course puts emphasis on linking formal analysis to empirical analysis and to discuss implications of theoretical and empirical findings for real world tax policy.

The course addresses the following questions: What are the advantages and limitations of experimental economics? How important are deviations from the assumptions of full rationality and strict self-interest in determining outcomes of economic interaction?

The main objective is to introduce the main tools in the field of applied economics, with applications to the economics of crime, political economy, and labor economics.

This comprehensive course offers theoretical and historical insights into the evolution of Europe. We start by tracing the continent’s emergence from being a technological and economic backwater at the end of the first millennium to being able to match the advanced Muslim and Chinese...