Theme: “Catching-Up Strategies after the Crisis” Session 1 - Catching-Up Prospects after the Crisis Panel 1 - Challenges for Monetary Policy in the CESEE Region Session 2 - The New Role of Growth Financing Session 3 - The New Role of Exports Session 4 - The Catching-Up Experience of the...

The main theme of the conference will be ‘How Has Our View of Central Banking Changed with the Recent Financial Crisis?’ The recent financial crisis has led to a plethora of new questions about the objectives, policy practices and tools of central banks, especially during and after crises....

We are seeking proposals to write papers on any topics that relate to the existence, causes, consequences, and mitigation of capital market dysfunctionality. Contributions focusing on retirement savings topics relevant to dysfunctionality would be particularly welcome. As in previous years we...

The recent financial crisis has led to a plethora of new questions about the objectives, policy practices and tools of central banks, especially during and after crises. Whether the crisis has changed, or should change, our view of central banking, in particular about the degree of...

The theme for this year's Workshop will be "DSGE Models for Emerging Market Economies". Emerging markets exhibit characteristics intrinsic to their state and pace of development. These include relatively less developed financial markets, dependence on remittance flows, exposure to swings in...

In three panel discussions, the conference will explore the challenges facing the Russian Government in building a competitive financial system through its stated twin aims of establishing Moscow as a global financial centre, and the Ruble as a leading reserve currency. An assessment of the...

The Centre for Human and Social Capital Research was established in mid 2006 with the objective of fostering high quality research into issues that involve aspects of human and social capital. Presenters include: - Professor Bruce Chapman, Crawford School of Economics and Government at...

The key topics to be discussed at the conference are as follows: - The Neoliberal interpretation of the global financial crisis; - Keynesian approach to the global financial crisis; - Institutional-evolutionary dimension of the global financial crisis; - The Reflection concept of global...

The conference invites new and original submissions in all areas of Public Choice including (but not limited to) the following topics: - ANALYSIS OF COLLECTIVE DECISION-MAKING - PUBLIC CHOICE AND GAME THEORY - SPECIAL INTEREST GROUPS - PUBLIC ECONOMICS & PUBLIC FINANCE - LAW AND ECONOMICS -...

Recurring financial crises are part of the cyclical nature of a free market economy. This event brings the industry experts from banking, regulators and leading scholars on specific topics to present their views. What is remarkable is that people often fail to learn from the previous experiences...