The purpose of this workshop is to present current experimental and behavioral research related to the topic of game theory. Our theme this year is cooperation in games, including topics such as public goods games, infinitely repeated PD games, and similar. All papers that lie at the...

The PIER Tools Workshop consists of three six-hour mini-courses, nine hours of practical training sessions (labs), two distinguished guest lectures, the Penn Faculty Lecture, and a half-day, practice-oriented mini-workshop. The courses cover nonlinear models of credit booms, financial crises and...

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...

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...

Submissions from all areas related to microeconomic theory are welcome, including (but not limited to): Auctions; Collusion, cartels and mergers; Contests and tournaments; Dynamic models and timing; Imperfect competition; Networks; Platform competition and two-sided markets; Price competition;...

ESOBE stands for European Seminar on Bayesian Econometrics. This series of seminars was launched in 2010 with the first meeting in Rotterdam. In recent decades Bayesian econometrics has expanded enormously in areas such as optimal processing of information from different sources, efficient...

The workshop is a unique event that brings together top researchers and policy makers from the North and the South to discuss recent theoretical and empirical advances in International Economics and Finance. The goal of the meeting is to gain a better understanding of the macroeconomic problems...

Topics: - What are possible effects of environmental risks (e.g. climate change) and policies to mitigate them (e.g. carbon taxes) on central bank objectives (e.g. price and financial stability)? Through which transmission channels do these effects emerge? What roles might the financial system...

Topics: - the definition and measurement of global liquidity; - global liquidity and its impact on o international capital flows; o financial, real estate and FX markets; o monetary and financial stability; - the relationship between standard and non-standard monetary policy and global liquidity.

The workshop will include papers in the area of the links between macroprudential policy, monetary policy and real economic activity as well as a keynote speech given by David Miles (Imperial College and Bank of England).