The workshop aims to gather researchers applying the tools of economics and statistics to problems surrounding mental health. We strongly encourage junior researchers to submit. We also invite applications from scholars outside of economics. Empirical analyses in this field are especially...

Keynote lectures will be given by: - Susan Dynarski (Harvard University) - Brian Jacob (University of Michigan) - Sarah Turner (University of Virginia)

The 13th Australasian workshop on econometrics and health economics will be a forum for the development and dissemination of applications of econometrics and other quantitative approaches in health economics.

The purpose of the Workshop is to focus on specific challenges around measuring performance in education and other public services sectors. The Workshop will bring together scholars from various disciplines and fields to debate the present and future challenges in education and public sector...

This two-day online international workshop will gather doctoral students involved in research in the field of the Economics of Digitalization with both theoretical and empirical focus. Topics of Interest: Telecommunications ; Internet and Software Industries ; Regulation and Competition Policy...

The purpose of the workshop is to provide a platform for researchers from all backgrounds who seek to enrich, refine, and challenge our understanding of the causes and consequences of risky behavior, and to help design policies that would mitigate the costs associated with these behavior. With...

This junior workshop is aimed at PhD students towards the end of their PhD phase, and Postdocs at the early stages in their career. Submissions may deal with any topic within the broad domain of the economics of education.

The overarching theme of the Regional Meeting 2023 “Bridging the Science to Policy Gap – Opportunities for Academia” will highlight the essential role of evidence-based science for the development of global health policy. Stakeholders from every relevant field of healthcare will debate the...

European welfare states are at the center of various crises. In contrast to earlier decades, current crises are often not crises of the welfare state, but rather exogenous developments that affect social policy making and/or need to be addressed by social policy measures. These developments...