The goal of the conference is to promote the exchange of ideas and experience among economists conducting quantitative analysis for policy and decision making in the public and private sectors. The conference will cover all areas of applied economic modeling and data science.

Computational economics explores the intersection of economics and computation. These areas include agent-based computational modeling, computational econometrics and statistics, computational finance, computational modeling of dynamic macroeconomic systems, computational tools for the design of...

The organizers invite the submission of papers related to such topics as: - Nowcasting, forecasting, and real-time monitoring of macroeconomic and financial conditions. - The use of real-time data and survey data for the estimation and empirical validation of economic models. - Evaluation of...

The program will cover all areas dealing with the computational aspects (broadly defined) of economics, finance, and decision making.

This symposium will focus on issues related to challenges, achievements and new directions in data collection including planning, cost, implementation and efficiency. The first day will consist of workshops, while the following days will consist of both plenary and multiple streams of parallel...

This conference will focus on algorithmic and computational issues applied to topics in finance. Topics covered include Monte Carlo methods, numerical solution of partial differential equations, calibration, portfolio optimization and stochastic optimization.

ICES-III will explore the current state of the art in survey methodology. There will be 23 invited sessions spread throughout the conference, each consisting of three papers with a discussant. The sessions have been chosen by the Program Committee through a competition and should provide a range...

Papers are solicited on the specification, solution, estimation, and evaluation of structural and reduced-form models in macroeconomics and macrofinance. A wide range of topics is feasible but submissions should have a computational aspect. Although theoretical papers are welcome, contributions...

The aim of this seminar is to evaluate the adequacy of current EU statistics of relevance to consumer policies and to identify areas where policymakers require more quantitative and qualitative data processes in a way which is more suited to consumer needs. This seminar is not aimed at policy...