The Sino-German Summer School on “Culture and Negotiation in Management – Experimental Methods in Intercultural Relationships” serves two main goals. The first goal is to enable participants to integrate methods of experimental economics into their research. The second goal is to initiate...

This is the fifth in the series of international conferences on efficiency and productivity growth in the Asia-Pacific region, following on from APPC2004 that was held in Australia. The conference will consist of both invited and contributed paper sessions on efficiency and productivity growth...

The main theme for the conference will address the issue of family-friendly employment policies and practices, considering issues such as corporate social responsibility, gender and workplace issues, and ethics and employment.

China Summit 2005 will focus on key macro issues and big investment ideas for China in 2006. In addition to an array of expert outside speakers, CEQ editor Joe Studwell will present the results of CEQ's latest survey of corporate profitability in China, including the first comprehensive...

Every week more than $1bn still flows into China as foreign direct investment. It is still very much a work in progress – investment strategies differ from sector to sector, and from company to company. The optimists look at China as a golden opportunity, moving from just being a low cost...

The KAEA invites manuscripts for a joint conference organized by the KDI and the KAEA. The conference seeks research papers on 1. Medium-Term Policy Priorities and Fiscal Management 2. Regulatory Reform for Better Business Environment 3. Role of SMEs in the Innovation-Driven Economy 4. On the...

ESSIM is an annual meeting that brings together about 60 economists from across Europe and key researchers from outside the region. It provides a unique opportunity for macroeconomists from different universities and countries to discuss research in a relaxed atmosphere and to develop long-term...