We are pleased to announce that the 28th EAYE Annual Meeting (previously called the “Spring Meeting of Young Economists”) (formerly known as SMYE) will take place at the Paris School of Economics (Paris, France) on May 23 – 25, 2024. The goal of the conference is to promote the exchange of...

The main objective of the Spring of Meeting Economists (SMYE) is to foster interactions in a relaxed atmosphere and to prevent the anonymity large conferences might suffer from. The European Association of Young Economists is an association by young economists for young economists which is...

The goal of the conference is to promote the exchange of ideas and experience among young economistsconducting research in all fields of economics. Amid the global COVID-19 pandemic, we see ourselves forced to replace the in-person annual meeting with an all-virtual event.

Social and economic ties play a major role in our lives. They are crucial in shaping and explaining for example technology adoption, peer effects, co-authorships, smoking behavior, obesity, school performance, information diffusion, migration etc. In recent years, interest in social and economic...

Papers from all fields of economics are welcome.

The conference organizers seek both theoretical and empirical research contributions on topics of central importance to currency areas in general, and the euro area in particular. We invite submissions that address the following questions, but submissions are limited to these particular issues....

The European Association of Young Economists is an association managed by young economists for young economists. The aim of the association is to facilitate the interaction between young non-tenured researchers in economics working on topics within the field. Its main activity is the...

The Program Committee welcomes papers addressing (but not limited to) the following issues: - Influence of global bank activities on macroeconomic volatility - Role of globally active banks in transmission of shocks - Costs and benefits of regulatory policy, including capital and liquidity...

Papers presented address topics such as the role of capital flow management measures as a policy instrument and their spillovers, the role of banks in international business cycles, exchange rate policy, and international debt deleveraging.