The conference has a focus on European aspects of international business, such as the impact of the European response to crisis, the euro up and downs, how is the internationalization of European firms affected, or the implications of the debt crisis in an increasing number of European countries.

The conference organisers welcome submissions of a theoretical or empirical nature. Relevant topics include, but are not limited to: 1. Debt consolidation, fiscal rules, debt sustainability, sovereign debt crises and default; 2. Fiscal and monetary policy in a liquidity trap, financial...

The 2007-09 financial crisis has demonstrated that systemic risk spreads globally across markets and institutions. Funding difficulties in one country can spill over to other countries via internationally active institutions, and the tail risk in financial markets can be transmitted across the...

Topics: - Macro models & complex-systems: Path dependencies, endogenous cycles, emergent properties - Minskian analyses of financial fragility & implications for financial policy - Fiscal policy in the 21st century: Deficits & global bond markets - Stresses and strains in the international...

During the financial crisis and the subsequent “great recession”, economists lamented the lack of policy guidance provided by standard economic models for a situation that didn’t seem to conform to classical theories of risk aversion. The prevailing view was that agents and policy makers...

The purpose of the annual conference is to address important current issues affecting international financial markets. This year, we will examine the changing role of central banks in pursuing financial stability.

Topics: 1. The Euro Debt crisis - Sovereign default, bailouts and moral hazard in a monetary union - Real and nominal convergence in a monetary union - Fiscal dimensions of regional and global financial crises - The political economy of debt crises and policy responses 2. The global economy...

This conference will provide a venue for original research on the role of financial regulation in mitigating systemic risk. Attendance to the conference is by invitation only.

This conference will provide a venue for original research on the role of financial regulation in mitigating systemic risk. Attendance to the conference is by invitation only. This event is sponsored by the Federal Reserve Board and the Journal of Money, Credit, and Banking.

The subject of the conference is "New Horizons for the Global Economic Landscape". The 2011 NABE Annual Meeting provides ample networking opportunities and features an outstanding array of speakers tackling critical topics including the impact of shifting global capital flows, shale gas and the...