The pur­pose of this work­shop is to bring together econ­o­mists to dis­cuss and pro­mote top­i­cal empir­i­cal research on mon­e­tary eco­nom­ics. Both the finan­cial cri­sis and the sov­er­eign debt cri­sis raised impor­tant issues for the effec­tive­ness of cur­rent...

Conference program: Session 1 - Environment - Relations Economy / Nature, Reference Framework Session 2 - Environment - Relations Economy / Nature, Works in progress Session 3 - Financial intermediaries and international financial interconnection Session 4 - First part - Globalisation Session 4...

This international symposium will discuss the legacy of the crisis for the future conduct of central banking. It will bring together a wide group of central bank governors, academics as well as senior officials of major financial institutions and international organizations. The participants...

Topics: I. Short-term Economic Surveys and Indicators II. Surveys Related to Structural Aspects of the Economy Special Topic: Improving Economic Modelling with Survey Data

The 10th annual DYNARE conference will feature the work of leading scholars in dynamic macroeconomic modeling and provide an excellent opportunity to present your own research results.

Researchers are invited to submit both theoretical and empirical papers. In particular, we welcome papers related to the following topics: - Liquidity, solvability and financial crises - Contagion and vulnerability of emerging economies - Monetary regimes in open-economies - Impact of...

The aim of this conference is to question the nature of those investigations and to analyze how macroeconomics has evolved. Proposals for communications on the conference theme might fall within one or several of the following topics: - Modeling Expectations - Financial instability, deflation...

The Conference themes: - Monetary policy and prudential regulation - Crises and post crisis - Financial markets - Financing growth and development - The global financial crisis and Euro-Mediterranean

Conference Programme: Session 1) Cross-Border Effects of Unconventional Policies Session 2) Monetary Policy Implementation and Transmission at the ZLB Session 3) Theoretical Perspectives on Liquidity and Financial Markets Session 4) Modeling Credit Easing