Topics: Engaging orthodox economics and finance theory; Heterodox economics and finance theory; Derivative and structured finance; Finance and social theory; Gendered finance; Central banking and shadow banking; Financial crises, past and present; Historicity and futurity; Gifts and debts; Money and...

Topics: - productivity measurement at the micro level - micro productivity and aggregate real activity - credit constraints and investment - inefficient lending - funding innovation and entrepreneurs - financial repression, factor accumulation, and re-allocation - macroprudential and monetary...

The workshop aims to foster awareness of ongoing policy‐relevant studies on monetary economics and to stimulate collaboration across the ESCB. The workshop is open to ESCB researchers only. Both theoretical and empirical contributions are welcome. Relevant topics include but are not restricted...

Conference theme: Advances in the Theory and Empirics of Institutions, Trade & Economic Development. We invite submissions at the intersection or union of institutions, international trade and economic development. Topics could include, but are not limited to, the role of international...

Topic: - Financial Intermediation theory; - Financial crises; - Governance of Financial Institutions; - The role of central banks and regulators; - Financial innovation; - International regulatory coordination; - Certification in financial markets.

The 2019 conference theme, Solidarities and Challenges at the Intersection of Inequalities, invites scholars, practitioners and activists engaged with the field of feminist economics to bring questions of ‘identity’ and ‘place’ into one of the most important debates in the current era:...

This workshop will be framed around how we should fundamentally understand welfare theory, in the wake of findings from behavioural and experimental microeconomics, as an enterprise intended to be relevant to policy and mechanism design. It is structured so as to have three elements in...

The main aim of this conference is to take stock of the latest research on the economics of exchange rate adjustment. Economists and policymakers have been discussing for quite a while whether and how far the exchange rate is an effective shock absorber or a source of macroeconomic and financial...

Conference papers address economic analysis of the broad issues relevant for economic development in Africa. Papers discussing countries other than those in Africa are welcome, providing they deal with issues central to African development.

The topic of the second meeting will be "The Evolution Central Banks: Lessons for the Future". Its goal is to provide a systematic picture of the link between the emergence of central banks and central bank policies throughout the world. Topics may include, but are not limited to: the emergence...