Topics: - Bottlenecks: Sectoral Imbalances and the US Productivity Slowdown ; - Panel: “The Return of Inflation: Why and What to Do About It” ; - Inflation Strikes Back: The Return of Wage to Price Pass-Through ; - Labor Market Structure, Wages and Inequality ; - Errors in Expectations and...

Topics: - Human Capitalists; - Excess Savings and Twin Deficits: Fiscal Policy Propagation in Open Economies; - Divided We Stand: Racial Wealth Inequality over the Past Half Century; - A Reassessment of Monetary Policy Surprises and High-Frequency Identification; - Stubborn Beliefs in Search...

The China Economics Summer Institute (CESI)’s objective is to create a network and community of top-level scholars working on Chinese economic development.

The NBER Summer Institute is an annual three-week conference that is held in Cambridge, MA. On account of the pandemic, the 2021 meeting will be held online. The 44th annual NBER Summer Institute consists of nearly 50 distinct meetings, each focusing on a topic or a sub-field in economics.

Agenda: - The Consistent Recovery of US Economy from Every Previous Recession in the Past 70 Years; - The Role of Gender in Pandemic Recessions; - Larger Government Debt when Interest Rates are Low; - Changing Employment Trends for Older Workers in the OECD; - Climate Change Uncertainty Spillover...

The objective of CESI is to create a network and community of top level scholars working on Chinese economic development. The workshop intends to bring together the best scholars working on China in China, the US and Europe with other top level scholars who have an interest in working on China...

The conference aims to explore the determinants of structural transformation and the impact of various policies on it. It will bring together researchers who offer a range of perspectives on the structural transformation underway in rural Africa, and will especially emphasize micro-scale...

The NBER-NSF Conference is part of the Conference on Econometrics and Mathematical Economics (CEME) funded by the NSF and administered by the NBER. The objective is to foster the exchange of ideas between economists and statisticians with interests in analyzing economic time series.