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 aim of the Workshop is to promote active discussions and exchanges of ideas between researchers working in the fields of international finance, broadly defined. The Board of the Methods in International Finance Network (MIFN)for its 11th International Workshop invites submissions of paperson...

Programme: - Taming the Real Estate Beast: The Effects of Monetary and Macroprudential Policies on Housing Prices and Credit. By Kenneth Kuttner and Ilhyock Shim* (BIS) - Rental Rate under Housing Price Uncertainty: A Real-Options Approach. By Honglin Wang* (HKIMR), Fan Yu (CMC and SAIF) and...

This workshop aims to foster communication and dissemination of recent results among researchers in stochastic analysis and mathematical finance.

Topics: Algorithmic game theory; Algorithmic mechanism design; Auction algorithms and analysis; Computational general equilibrium and approximation; Coordination and collective action; Fixed point algorithms; Information economics; Knowledge economy and intellectual product pricing; Majority...

Topics will include: - Basics: linear estimation models, exogeneity and causality, bootstrapping - Endogeneity: instrumental variables and two-stage least squares Linear models for panel data - Program evaluation: random and stratified design, inference in small samples, matching estimators -...

The aim of this annual workshop is to provide a forum for central bank economists to present and discuss ongoing research on macroeconomic models. The special topic this year will be "Financial frictions in macroeconomic models". As in previous years, the agenda will also include discussions of...

We propose that the EGOS 2006 general theme be devoted to studying how different forms of organizing interact in shaping contemporary society and how society shapes organizing in turn. The research implications are far reaching, involving all traditions of the social sciences and the humanities.