All papers presented at the conference will be selected through this open submissions process. Please note that there will be time for only a very small number of presentations. The conference lasts about a day and a half, there are no parallel sessions, and ample time is allowed for discussion...

Submissions are encouraged on all topics related to finance and development, broadly defined.

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Papers are sought in all fields of interest to the IARIW, i.e. all papers that advance knowledge about income and wealth, from both a macro and micro perspective.

The program will include submitted papers as well as the Walras-Bowley Lecture by Ernst Fehr (University of Zurich), the Cowles Lecture by Lawrence Christiano (Northwestern University), the inaugural Samuelson Lecture by Jonathan Levin (Stanford University), and semi-plenary sessions of invited...

The conference seeks to explore ways in which an explicit recognition of class helps to understand the social world in which we live, and ways in which analysis of society can deepen our understanding of class as a social relationship. Presentations should take as their point of reference the...

Conference Program: BREAD Conference Session I - Truth-Telling by Third-Party Auditors: Evidence from a Randomized Field Experiment in India - Impact of Third-Party Enforcement of Contracts in Agricultural Markets-A Field Experiment in Vietnam BREAD Conference Session II - Liquidity, Risk, and...

Papers are invited for submission on any topic in development economics. Topics: Agriculture & Agricultural Productivity; Conflict; Credit Decentralization; Education; Environment; Experiments in Saving Health; Insurance; Intra household; Labor and Labor Policy; Land and Institutions; Learning;...

This event is a gathering of econometricians and empirical economists whose successful goal is to: (1) Bring together a group of econometricians/empirical economists and guests of host universities to discuss issues in econometrics, both applied and theoretical; (2) Present papers for comments...

Topics: 1. Measurement: What is ultra-poverty? How does it differ from less extreme poverty? What are appropriate multi-dimensional measures? 2. Incidence: How much ultra-poverty is there? Where is it found? What are its local causes and characteristics (including disability, gender, and...