The CMSG solicits papers in all areas of macroeconomics.

The mission of the workshop is to highlight fields of study that interface with industrial organization (e.g., health, environment, urban, trade, macro, etc…). For its 2016 edition, the workshop will focus on the applications of industrial organization to health economics.

Preliminary Program: - Rocco MACCHIAVELLO (University of Warwick): Vertical Integration and Relational Contracts : Evidence from Costa Rica Coffee Chain, - Lorenzo CASABURI (University of Zurich): Competition and Interlinkages in Agricultural Markets : Experimental Evidence from Sierra Leone, -...

The Canadian Macroeconomics Study Group solicits applications in all areas of macroeconomics to be presented at its 29th annual meeting. The conference will consist of 14-16 papers along with discussants. The conference is open to all with a general interest in macroeconomics. Graduate students...

The organizers invite the submission of papers related to such topics as: - Nowcasting, forecasting, and real-time monitoring of macroeconomic and financial conditions. - The use of real-time data and survey data for the estimation and empirical validation of economic models. - Evaluation of...

ESWC 2015 welcomes submission in all areas of economics. It is hoped that the papers presented at the Congress will represent a broad spectrum of applied and theoretical economics and econometrics. Young economists and graduate students are especially encouraged to submit papers.

Preliminary program: SESSION I - Peter HANSEN (European University Institute), Guillaume Horel (Stanford University) "Limit Theory for the Long Run Variance of Finite Markov Chains" - Alexei ONATSKI (University of Cambridge) "Local Asymptotic Normality of the Spectrum of High-Dimensional Spiked...

Preliminary program: - Reducing Medical Spending of the Publicly Insured : The Case for Cash-Out Option - Health and Work Capacity of Older Adults : Estimates and Implications for Social Security Policy - Altruism, Long-Term Care, Attachment to the House, or by Accident : Why do People Leave...