The conference is an opportunity for statisticians and economists from academia and government to gather and present their research results using business microdata. The aim of CAED 2006 is to provide a platform for comparing the latest research results and policy implications across countries....

Following the 2003 conference on “National Oil Companies” (publication by the end of 2006), a second international symposium, held in September 2006, will be devoted to the history of the relations between oil companies (in the widest sense of the term) and oil producing countries...

Papers may be submitted in any area of finance relevant to investment management including, but not necessarily confined to: • Asset allocation and stock selection models • Trading rules and program trading methods • Asset pricing and factor models • Derivatives • Applied financial...

Topics: - The value of the forecasting function: Specifics that build the business case for forecasting - The challenges of global forecasting and their solutions - Techniques in demand shaping, an essential for matching supply with demand - How to develop an Executive Sales & Operations...

• The Reception of The General Theory Outside Great Britain • The General Theory and Current Macro Policy • The Social and Economic Costs of Unemployment • Keynes and the New Deal • Full Employment Policies, 1936-2006 • Keynes, The General Theory and Central Banking • Keynes and...

Workshop Themes: Papers may address any aspect of activity of the World Bank Group. For example: Lending; Infrastructure; World Bank-IMF relations; The Millennium Development Goals; The Poverty Reduction Strategy Papers; Academic/civil society outreach of the Bank; The Comprehensive Development...

The issues include, but are not limited to, the role of frontiers in institutional change: - New property rights to physical and intellectual property. - New political and legal structures. - New production organization and government arrangements. - The process of institutional change in these...

The HICL will provide a multidisciplinary network and forum for scientists and practitioners involved in complexity and supply chain risk management to interact with each other and exchange ideas and information on the latest advancements/issues in this field. <br>

Papers may be on any topic in or related to L&E with particular emphasis on: 1. European and International Law and Economics; 2. Property, including Intellectual Property; 3. Torts and Crimes; 4. Contracts and Contractual Regulation; 4. Corporate Law and Economics; 5. Legal Rule-making,...

ESSLE is designed to bring together economists in the field from across Europe and key researchers from outside the region. The symposium provides a unique opportunity for researchers from different universities and countries to discuss their work and to develop long-term collaborative...