The ESOBE meetings have no particular theme but at each meeting a discussion forum for new and recent research is created. Their aim is to bring together researchers and professionals interested in the application of Bayesian inference in economics in relatively small annual workshops that...

This one-week crash course is an introduction to the field of experimental economics. The course provides students with skills needed to design and run an experiment. There will be an additional one-day module on Statistical Data Analysis at the end of the course (on July 22). Topics include: -...

The International Economic Association (IEA) is the association of the economic associations from around the world, and is the unique international organization that brings together economists from developed and developing countries across a broad range of fields. The Congress will feature...

Papers in all areas of economics and related disciplines - including accounting, Asian economies, behavioral economics, demography, economic philosophy, economic psychology, economic sociology, environmental economics, European Union, finance, health economics, law & economics, management,...

ICEFR 2017 aims to bring together researchers, scientists, engineers, and scholar students to exchange and share their experiences, new ideas, and research results about all aspects of Economics and Finance Research, and discuss the practical challenges encountered and the solutions adopted. The...

NBES is a multi-disciplinary academic association which focuses on promoting interdisciplinary research of both a theoretical and practical nature. It includes scholars from the fields of Finance, Accounting, Marketing, Management, Information Systems, Operations Research, Economics, Public...

Topics must be related to cooperative game theory or economic theory, and its applications.

The strongest, but also most volatile, factor affecting risk attitudes is loss aversion (“losses loom larger than gains”). It was given its proper place in decision theory by Daniel Kahneman. Most risks we face are new, with no past statistics available (ambiguity). This two-day conference...

The broad topic of the Symposium is Theory and Experiments and centers around the question if and how economic experiments can inform economic theory and vice versa.

The conference’s main purpose is to foster an exchange of ideas among economists on opposite sides of the Pacific as well as around the world.