Topic: • Distributional consequences of agglomeration benefits • Labor market outcomes and housing affordability • Highly-local income inequality • Spatial extent of local labor markets and commuting patterns • Neighborhood effects and segregation • Interactions between local housing...

This two-day conference (starting at Thursday noon and ending on Friday afternoon) seeks to bring together researchers addressing different aspects of social policy, e.g. migration and integration, unemployment insurance, welfare system, pension policy, education policy, family policy, and...

Courses: - Data Analysis with Stata; Qualitative Research Methods; Grounded Theory; Writing your Literature Review; - Data Analysis with R; Case Study Research; Questionnaire Design; Qualitative Comparative Analysis (QCA); - Data Visualization; Multi-level Modelling with R; Academic English...

The two-day workshop seeks to bring together researchers who apply machine learning methods in the following fields: - Labor economics - Economics of education - Health economics

In this year’s workshop, we invite papers on the consequences of the COVID-19 pandemic, and/or previous periods of turbulence, for the nature of the transition process. In particular, special attention will be paid to the following themes: We welcome empirical submissions on: - Vocational...

The workshop focuses on Norway and Germany, which are two countries with high gender equality when it comes to education and labour force participation, but still high degrees of gender segregation regarding occupation and industries. Submissions to the workshop should be on Family, Household...

Empirical research in economics typically focuses on the unbiased estimation of causal effects. In contrast, statistics and computer science place more value on prediction (especially out-of-sample) and data-driven selection of models and variables. So far, only few studies apply these methods...