Topic: fiscal and monetary policy in the wake of the Covid-19 pandemic. The aim of the workshop is to bring together the New Zealand macroeconomic research community to discuss recent innovative analysis and the outlook for macroeconomic policy.

The theme of this conference - Winds of Change - challenges marketers to address global issues, such as those above, and more. We therefore encourage scholars to submit insightful (opinion, conceptual, theoretical or practical) research which investigates the effects of change on policy makers,...

The ANZMAC Doctoral Colloquium is for students at all stages of their doctoral research. Consistent with the overall theme of ANZMAC 2019 (Winds of Change), the colloquium aims to provide doctoral students with an understanding of the contemporary challenges in marketing and an opportunity to...

Inflation targeting has delivered low, stable inflation and substantial macroeconomic stability over the last several decades (financial crisis aside). But the last ten years have proved challenging for monetary authorities. Output has been below pre-crisis trends for a sustained period,...

We invite authors to submit papers with a macro-finance theme. Topics: - Common/fundamental drivers of financial market and macroeconomic data, - Identification of monetary policy shocks from financial market data, - Influences of time-varying risk premiums and precautionary savings on financial...

The theme for this year’s conference is Ethics and Sustainability in the Age of Disruption. A range of technological and organisational changes in recent years have significantly disrupted, and continue to disrupt existing ways of doing business around the world. While it could be argued that...

At the ABEN Doctoral Workshop you will get the opportunity to: - present your research summaries to ABEN mentors who are long-standing experts in the field, and discuss avenues and strategies for your work, - hear from a panel of experienced ABEN members about research matters, publishing,...

The theme for this year’s Conference is Managing the Many Faces of Sustainable Work. The demands from stakeholders for work and organisational forms that are financially, environmentally and socially sustainable are unlikely to diminish.

Papers are invited in the broad areas of accounting, finance, auditing, corporate governance, accounting information systems, accounting education, ethics, corporate social responsibility, behavioural finance, tax and related topics. Papers should conform to the style and format of Accounting...

We invite submission of theoretical and empirical papers that explore the dynamics of housing markets and household debt; the implications of housing cycles for the macro economy; and the consequences of those dynamics for monetary and macropudential policy. Questions of interest may include: -...