The theme for EHA 2023 is ‘Love and Toil, Care and Work’. While Adam Smith defined economics in terms of wealth creation and Lionel Robbins in terms of limited means and unlimited ends, Alfred Marshall thought of it as ‘…a study of men (sic) as they live and move and think in the...

The theme for EHA 2022 is ““Hidden Figures”. Economic history is a broad field spanning time and space using methodologies that range from broad synthetic histories to more narrowly focused examinations of a particular event, place, or period. Yet, our work often excludes the activities,...

The Society for Economic Dynamics is a scientific society with the purpose of encouraging and supporting economic research. The SED Annual Meeting is the main scientific gathering of the Society.

The theme for EHA 2021 is “Rules, Organizations, and Governments: Institutions and Economic History.” Over the last two and a half centuries the economies of the world have dramatically transformed. Part of these transformations occurred in and resulted from technology, demography, and...

The workshop is intended for PhD students, post‐docs and junior faculty members. The aim is to provide young researchers with mentoring as well as with exposure to cutting‐edge empirical and theoretical research in development economics.The workshop will include presentations of both...

Conference Theme: Theme 1: Structural vs. cyclical economic changes, labor demand, and job quality Theme 2: Income support and safety net strategies and policies Theme 3: Community colleges, workforce preparation, and employment and training Theme 4: Low-wage labor markets and the hard-to-employ

The idea of the conference is to bring together economists who have recently contributed new research on the interlinkages between current account imbalances and financial factors.

This conference is a continuation of a series of events that have been held in Wisconsin to address the issues and concerns surrounding Wisconsin's increasing number of foreclosures. In addition to speakers who will present cutting edge information on this topic, this conference provides an...

IRP will host "A Course in Applied Microeconometrics" taught by Guido Imbens, Harvard University, and Jeffrey Wooldridge, Michigan State University. Imbens and Wooldridge will discuss developments in microeconometrics over the last decade and a half. The focus will be on methods that are...

This research conference will address important issues raised by public policy and management scholars regarding the burgeoning number of third-party entities that play increasingly central roles in the design, management, and execution of public policy. A central goal of this conference is to...