The conference work is organized in the following six workshops: 1. Macroeconomic policy (monetary and fiscal policy) 2. International economic policy 3. Labor and social policy 4. Regional policy 5. Sectoral economic policy 6. Microeconomic policy or entrepreneurship policy

The conference objective is to discuss recent scientific contributions on the economics of information and communication technologies (ICT) and the economics of ICT industries. Theoretical, empirical, experimental and policy-oriented contributions are welcome. Topics of Interest ICT and the...

The conference features: • Plenary Lectures and Invited Sessions will illustrate the balance of rigor and relevance that Jean-Jacques Laffont exemplified. • The Toulouse Roundtables on Economic Policy on July 1, 2005 will honor Jean-Jacques Laffont’s many contributions to public policy in...

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The goal of the conference is to promote the exchange of ideas among economists conducting quantitative analysis for policy and decision making in the public and private sector. Particular emphasis will be placed on econometric and applied general equilibrium modeling. The meeting will cover all...

"The Past is Before Us" acknowledges labour history as a critical dialogue between the past and the present, seeking the sources of future social and political transformation in the struggles of past generations. This dialogue is a critical exchange, requiring a rigorous analysis of the past and...

Entrepreneurship and Economic Growth Entrepreneurship in an Evolutionary Framework Entrepreneurship and Social Capital Economics of Entrepreneurship: What We Know & What We Don’t Entrepreneurship Theory

Professor Findlay uses modern methods and models to address important questions of our recent economic history. In particular, he will lecture on: 1. The impact of demographic and monetary shocks, 2. The industrial revolution and its diffusion, 3. The triangular trade, and 4. North-South...