This year's meeting will be organized jointly by the MG programme and the CEPR-led research programme on Structural Transformation and Economic Growth (STEG), which is funded by the United Kingdom's Foreign, Commonwealth, and Development Office as part of the UK aid effort. We invite submissions...

OMG is a network of academic macro economists working in Oslo. This conference promotes advances in macroeconomic research and aims to connect it to economic policy. Program: Part I: Debt and monetary policy; Part II: Monetary policy; Part III: Capital controls; Part IV: Revolver session; Part...

This conference promotes recent advances in macroeconomics with heterogeneity. Particular attention will be devoted to production, firms, and taxation. Topics include, but are not limited to: - The role of firm heterogeneity for monetary and fiscal policy - Trends and business cycle variation in...

The aim of the conference is to bring together researchers to answer macroeconomic questions using micro-consistent models — micro-founded models informed by micro data. Research focusing on heterogeneity in households and firms and the interplay of the heterogeneity with aggregate...

The symposium is an academic research conference in the area of macroeconomics, primarily aimed at promoting frontier contributions by junior macroeconomic researchers. The symposium allows the junior researchers to present and discuss their research and to receive advice and constructive...

Meeting program: International Macroeconomics and Finance (IMF), Monetary Economics and Fluctuations (MEF) and Macroeconomics and Growth (MG). The organisers welcome paper proposals to be submitted for this conference in any area of macroeconomics and related fields, or to express your interest...

The organizers are especially interested in contributions discussing challenges brought forward by emerging issues in macro and finance after the financial crisis and their implications for policymakers and macro modelers.

The conference especially welcomes contributions from any academic discipline that address the challenges and dynamics of the economic, political, legal and social institutions of our time. In addition to the conference theme submissions on any aspect of institutional research are welcome.

The course introduces students to modern monetary theory. The balance sheets and transactions that are relevant for understanding modern money are examined, with a focus on the Eurozone. Alternative explanations are brought forward that include the idea that banks can create money, that...

The scientific program comprises two keynote lectures and paper presentations organized in parallel sessions.