The theme for next year’s congress is 'Space for Species: Redefining Spatial Justice'. The idea behind the title is to explore living space concerning different species and areas of expertise. Under this title, we aim to unite the aspects of legislation and justice, technological solutions and...

We encourage submissions on linkages between individual behaviour and economic performance; micro- level responses to socio-economic challenges in face of global uncertainties; real sector implications and labour market responses to the changing economic environment; connections between changes in...

We would especially encourage submissions on: - linkages between individual behaviour and economic performance; - micro-level responses to socio-economic challenges in face of global uncertainties; - real sector implications and labour market responses to the changing economic environment; -...

Topics: - macroeconomic effects and economic policy considerations under global change; - connections between changes in the economy and the financial sector, and related opportunities; - real sector implications and labour market responses to the changing economic environment; - economic...

The objective of the course is to teach participants how to: - Estimate DSGE models: classical and Bayesian estimation (Day 1); - Forecast with DSGE models: mean, median, density forecast (Day 2); - Evaluate the accuracy of forecasts: ex-post forecasting competitions (Day 3). The course is aimed...

Topics are welcome from all areas of economics, as long as the focus is on macroeconomics, monetary economics and labor economics. We also welcome contributions in search, matching or information frictions. The objective is to bring together people from all fields in macroeconomics to initiate...

Contributions are welcome from all areas of macroeconomics and finance. Both theoretical and empirical papers will be considered. This year’s edition will give priority to papers related to flexible exchange rate regimes and inflation targeting and capital account liberalization.

Topics are welcome from all areas of economics, as long as the focus is on search, matching or information frictions. However, preference is given to researchers in the fields of macroeconomics, monetary economics and labor economics.

Contributions are welcome from all areas of macroeconomics and finance. Both theoretical and empirical papers will be considered. This year’s edition will give priority to papers related to exchange rate regimes and monetary policy.