RIDGE invites authors to submit papers to the Workshop. The idea is to create a forum of junior and senior scholars discussing cutting-edge research in economic growth, trade, and economic history dealing with economic development disparities across and within countries. This workshop aims to...

The Workshop on Growth and Development in Macroeconomics /International Trade will take place within the framework of the 2022 RIDGE December Forum.

We are looking for full papers focusing on issues related to financial stability, financial regulation and supervision, systemic risk, banking, macro-prudential policies and other related topics.

As in previous years, we are looking for papers focusing on issues related to financial stability, financial regulation and supervision, systemic risk, banking, macro-prudential policies and other related topics.

We are looking for papers focusingon issues related to capital flows, monetary and macroprudentialpolicies, exchange rates, international reserve accumulation, sovereign debt, and international spillovers.Papers in other topics of international macroeconomics and macroeconomics are also welcome.

As in previous years, we are looking for papers focusing on issues related to capital flows, monetary and macroprudential policies, exchange rates, international reserve accumulation, sovereign debt, and international spillovers. Papers in other topics of international macroeconomics and...

The organizers welcome theoretical and empirical papers on the topics of financial stability, financial regulation and supervision, systemic risk, banking, macro-prudential policies and other related topics. Contributions on Fintech, Cryptocurrencies and related innovations in financial markets...

The organizers welcome theoretical and empirical papers related to inflation expectations. In particular: - inflation expectations formation process. - anchoring of inflation expectations. - measurement of inflation expectations. - the role of inflation expectations in the transmission of...

Topics: - the evolution of bank business models and risk-taking preferences in response to regulatory change (Basel III) - the implications of the zero bound problem for (SME) lending choices - the existence of multiple policy objectives and private vs government lending - the challenges...

We are pleased to announce details of the latest EABCN Training School; a three-day course entitled "Term structure models and the zero lower bound". Dr Jens Christensen will teach the course. Jens Christensen is a senior economist in the Financial Research Section of the Federal Reserve Bank of...