Topic: fiscal and monetary policy in the wake of the Covid-19 pandemic. The aim of the workshop is to bring together the New Zealand macroeconomic research community to discuss recent innovative analysis and the outlook for macroeconomic policy.

This symposium brings prominent practitioners and academics together to discuss issues around capital markets and finance in a changing world.

We invite academics and professionals to submit papers related to derivative markets and products.

An efficient and reliable energy system is fundamental to economic growth and wellbeing in New Zealand. The purpose of the Summer School is to outline some of the key issues facing New Zealand, including: - Dependence on imported liquid fuel - Developing and integrating renewable sources of...

We invite authors to submit papers with a macro-finance theme. Topics: - Common/fundamental drivers of financial market and macroeconomic data, - Identification of monetary policy shocks from financial market data, - Influences of time-varying risk premiums and precautionary savings on financial...

The principal objective of the New Zealand Agricultural and Resource Economics Society (NZARES) is to foster professional discussion between those involved in the economic analysis and business of agriculture, agribusiness and natural resource management. Conference theme: "Protecting &...

We invite academics and professionals to submit papers that model/explain features of derivative markets and products.

This year’s conference theme focuses on the challenges faced by agriculture and forestry in terms of financing their business, marketing their products and caring for the natural environment.

The Auckland Centre for Financial Research at the Faculty of Business and Law, Auckland University of Technology will be hosting a two-day conference that focuses on derivative markets. We invite academics and professionals to submit papers that model/explain features of derivative...

The symposium will bring together leading New Zealand practitioners, academics and policymakers to discuss issues around Derivative Markets.