The conference is open for submissions within any sub-field of behavioural and experimental economics. PhD students are encouraged to submit papers and to participate in the conference. This will be an excellent opportunity for economists working on these issues to share their ongoing research...

Program: - Extensive and intensive margin in employment recovery following a financial crisis, - Behavioural macroeconomics. Some applications, - Decomposing the business cycle: the relative importance of domestic and common shocks within the euro area, - Adaptive Learning and the Transmission...

The aim of this two-day workshop is to bring together researchers working on topics in Empirical Macroeconomics to present and discuss their ongoing research. We invite contributions related to Monetary and Fiscal Policy, Business Cycle Analysis or International Macroeconomics.

All submissions on applied macroeconomics will be considered, but submissions on those issues are especially encouraged.

Bruegel together with the IMF are pleased to invite you to a conference on migration at which we will address the above questions and discuss the appropriate policies to help make immigration work for everyone in Europe.

Conference Topics: - recent developments in heterogeneous-agent modeling; - the empirics of heterogeneity: micro data collection and model testing; - effects of monetary and fiscal policies in heterogeneous-agent economies; - macroeconomic drivers of inequality.

Topics: I. Short-term Economic Surveys and Indicators II. Surveys Related to Structural Aspects of the Economy Special Topic: Improving Economic Modelling with Survey Data

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Regional disparities in unemployment and wages are large, often persistent, and presumably not efficient. To what extent is it due to a range of frictions (search-matching frictions, lack of labor mobility,...), imperfect competition or discrimination? Is the functioning of the housing market...