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The Information Economics conference in March of 2007 was an incredible opportunity to interact with the very best economists in the world. – EDN Program Participant Survey Responses
The quality of conferences and workshops around the Australasian area jumped upwards once EDN pitched in to attract world class speakers. – EDN Program Participant Survey Responses
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| Experimental Economics Conference ESA 2010 |
Dates & Venue:18 Feb 2010 to 21 Feb 2010, Department of Economics, University of Melbourne
A conference for experimental economists from Australia and overseas to present and discuss their work. This is the Asia-Pacific branch of the ESA, which attracts a large number of high profile presenters and visitors.
For more information on the Conferences and Workshops please visit:
http://pluto.ecom.unimelb.edu.au/esa/index6.htm
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| 4th Australian Workshop on Experimental Economics |
Dates & Venue:18 Dec 2009 to 19 Dec 2009, University of Canterbury
The 4th Australian Workshop on Experimental Economics is a two-day workshop with 15-20 presenters from Australia, New Zealand, the USA and the Netherlands. The keynote speakers will be Tim Cason from Purdue University, Jim Cox from Georgia State University, Martin Dufwenberg from University of Arizona, and Charles Noussair from Tilburg University.
For more information on the Conferences and Workshops please visit:
http://www.bsec.canterbury.ac.nz/expecon/index.shtml
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| Sydney-Melbourne Joint Conference on Macroeconomic Theory |
Dates & Venue:22 May 2009 to 23 May 2009, University of Sydney
This is a 2-day conference bringing together two prominent overseas macroeconomists with researchers from across Australia and New Zealand, to present and discuss their research, and to network.
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| 3rd Australian Workshop on Experimental Economics |
Dates & Venue:14 Aug 2008 to 15 Aug 2008, 200 Berkeley St-Physiotherapy Theatre, University of Melbourne
The 3rd Australian Workshop on Experimental Economics is a two-day workshop with 10-12 presenters from Australia, New Zealand, the USA and the Netherlands. The keynote speakers will be Charles Noussair from Tilburg University and Jim Cox from Georgia State University. Both are very well-known experimental economists.
For more information on the Conferences and Workshops please visit:
http://www.economics.unimelb.edu.au/ExpEco/index.shtml
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| ESAM09 Invited Economic Theory Sessions |
Dates & Venue:07 Jul 2009 to 10 Jul 2009, School of Economics, College of Business and Economics, The Australian National University
The Econometric Society Australasian Meeting in 2009 (ESAM09) will be held in Canberra, Australia, from 7 to 10 July. The meeting will be hosted by the School of Economics in the College of Business and Economics at the Australian National University. The program will consist of invited speakers and contributed papers on a wide range of both theoretical and applied areas of econometrics, microeconomics and macroeconomics.
For more information on the Conferences and Workshops please visit:
http://esam09.anu.edu.au/
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| 27th Australasian Economic Theory Workshop |
Dates & Venue:20 Feb 2009 to 21 Feb 2009, Massey University Auckland
The economic theory workshop is an annual event that brings the best theorists from the Australasian region together to present and discuss their research. This year's edition also aims at supporting the participation of PhD students and young scholars in the workshop.
For more information on the Conferences and Workshops please visit:
http://aetw2009.massey.ac.nz
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| Managing Selection in the Analysis of Economic Outcomes |
Dates & Venue:28 Jul 2008 to 29 Jul 2008, University of South Australia
This will be a two-day academic workshop that encourages exchange and idea development. It will feature both traditional paper presentations on work reflecting the workshop's theme, and brief tutorials directed by delegates from complementary fields regarding how each field approaches the selection problem.
For more information on the Conferences and Workshops please visit:
http://www.unisa.edu.au/crma/msworkshop.asp
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| Workshop in Macroeconomic Dynamics (WMD2008) |
Dates & Venue:02 Jul 2008 to 04 Jul 2008, University of Melbourne
The Workshop in Macroeconomic Dynamics (WMD2007) is an annual meeting of economic theorists whose interest focusses on economic dynamics.
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| Behavioural and Experimental Economics Workshop |
Dates & Venue:02 Jun 2008 to 03 Jun 2008, Monash University, Clayton Campus
It will be a two-day workshop on behavioural and experimental economics. Two international well recognised scholars have already committed themselves to come and present their work. Invitees will present original work in progress in any area withing behavioural/experimental economics. It is open to all academics and students interested in the area.
For more information on the Conferences and Workshops please visit:
http://pluto.ecom.unimelb.edu.au/BehaviouralEconomicsWorkshop/index.cfm
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| Emissions trading design workshop |
Dates & Venue:18 Mar 2008 to 18 Mar 2008, Canberra
Experts Workshop on Emissions Trading Scheme Design 18th March 2008 Organised jointly with the EDN, CERF/EERH and the Victorian Department of Environment and Sustainability, held at the Department of Climate Change, Canberra. Presentations and discussions focused on emissions trading design, EU ETS insights and lessons learnt that are directly relevant for policy decisions on emissions trading for Australia. It was attended by the Department of Climate Change and Treasury. Presentations are available: Charlie Plott (Caltech, USA), Tim Cason (Purdue University, USA), Felix Matthes (Institute for Applied Ecology, Germany)
For more information on the Conferences and Workshops please visit:
http://pluto.ecom.unimelb.edu.au/ednetwork/documents/MatthesETSANU17March.pdf
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| 26th Australasian Economic Theory Workshop |
Dates & Venue:09 Feb 2008 to 10 Feb 2008, Bond University
The economic theory workshop is an annual event with a long tradition of bringing economic theorists from the Australasian region together to discuss, and present their work.
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| An Introduction to Experimental Economics for Environmental and Resource Economists |
Dates & Venue:05 Feb 2008 to 08 Feb 2008, Canberra
The workshop will consist of a series of presentations about experimental economics and market institutions, interspersed with demonstrations of various market institutions using experimental economics software. We will begin with basic market institutions, introducing posted offer and double auction markets. We then go on to discuss experiences in policy markets such as renewable energy and water. We will run simulations of renewable energy markets, demonstrating the impacts of alternative design features, and discuss lessons for other environmental markets.
The aim is to raise awareness and knowledge of experimental economics, and demonstrate how the experimental approach can be used to address a wide range of environmental and resource economics issues.
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| WMD07: Workshop in Macroeconomic Dynamics |
Dates & Venue:11 Aug 2007 to 12 Aug 2007, University of Adelaide
The Workshop in Macroeconomic Dynamics (WMD2007) is an annual meeting of economic theorists whose interest focus on economic dynamics.
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| Experimental Economics Workshop at Monash University |
Dates & Venue:23 Mar 2007 to 23 Mar 2007, Law Theatre L1, Law School, Monash University
This workshop will facilitate intellectual exchange among researchers interested in experimental economics. Papers presented in the workshop will explore the links between experimental economics, economic theory, and policy design.
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| AETW07: The 25th Anniversary Australasian Economic Theory Workshop |
Dates & Venue:15 Feb 2007 to 16 Feb 2007, ANU
The School of Economics, at Australian National University will be hosting the 25th anniversary of the of the Australasian Economic Theory Workshop. The AETW is an annual meeting of economic theorists in the Australasian region that provides a forum to present, discuss and exchange ideas in Economic Theory, and to foster collaborative projects among researchers in the Australasian region. The original conveners (Pr. Richard Cornes, Pr. Frank Milne and Pr. John Piggott) will participate as invited speakers. Other prominent economists, who are regarded as having been key contributors to the event in the 25 years of its existence, have also been invited (Pr. Simon Grant and Pr. John Quiggin).
For more information on the Conferences and Workshops please visit:
http://www.cbe.anu.edu.au/ETW2007/default.htm
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| ATAX Conference, UNSW |
Dates & Venue:08 Aug 2006 to 10 Aug 2006, UNSW
A two day Academic Conference will be held at the Coogee campus of UNSW. This conference, entitled New Paradigms in Economics of Welfare and Trade under Globalisation and Regionalisation, will bring together leading economic theorists from around the world and Australasia to discuss recent developments in welfare economics and the theory and policy of international trade.
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| ESAM 06, Alice Springs |
Dates & Venue:04 Jul 2006 to 07 Jul 2006, Alice Springs
The Australasian Econometric Society Conference, ESAM06 conference. The program will consist of four keynote speakers, a number of special sessions and contributed papers. The Econometric Society is an international society for the advancement of economic theory and its relation to statistics and mathematics.
For more information on the Conferences and Workshops please visit:
http://esam06.anu.edu.au/
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| SWIO 2006, University of Auckland |
Dates & Venue:09 Mar 2006 to 11 Mar 2006, University of Auckland
The fourth Summer Workshop in Industrial Organization aims to establish an annual high-quality international workshop in Industrial Organization/Applied Microeconomics in the Australasian region. It is organised by the Department of Economics in Auckland and the Center for Research in Network Economics and Communication (CRNEC). After three successful conferences in the last years, the organization committee wants to take the next step and has invited for the first time keynote speakers from Europe, US and Australia, this provides the opportunity to bring international top researchers into the region to interact with staff, PhD students and policymakers.
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| Macroeconomic Theory Workshop, ANU |
Dates & Venue:13 Feb 2006 to 17 Feb 2006, ANU
International workshop focused on theory-oriented macroeconomics. With participants from Australasian, European and US universities presenting frontier research on macroeconomics.
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| ESA Conference Support, Hong Kong University of Science & Technology |
Dates & Venue:23 Jan 2006 to 25 Jan 2006, Hong Kong University of Science & Technology
The inaugural Asia Pacific Regional meeting of the Economic Science Association (ESA). The Economic Science Association (ESA) is a professional organization devoted to economics as an observational science, using controlled experiments to learn about economic behavior.
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| Lectures on Frontiers of Economics: Dynamic Methods for Modern Macroeconomics, ANU |
Dates & Venue:09 Jan 2006 to 13 Jan 2006, ANU
Dr. John Stachurski, from the Economics Department at the
University of Melbourne, will lead the 15 hour course. This is the second of a series of advanced intensive courses that we have organized. This course is designed for the advanced graduate student and researcher who wishes to learn more about recursive methods and its use in the design of dynamic economic systems.
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| Recursive Contracts Workshop, ANU |
Dates & Venue:28 Nov 2005 to 02 Dec 2005, ANU
A short course on the theory and application of recursive contracts.
We have invited Dr. Begoña Dominguez, from the Economics Department at the University of Auckland, to lead a 15 hour course (10 hours of lectures plus 5 hours of computer tutorials) on the theory of recursive contracts. The lectures will take place from November the 28 to December 2, 2005. Our aim is to expose researchers and graduate students in the Australasian region to frontier knowledge that has yet to appear in the research and teaching of mainstream graduate economics programs.
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| CEEM 2005 Inaugural Annual Conference |
Dates & Venue:18 Nov 2005 to 18 Nov 2005, UNSW
To hold the inaugural annual CEEM conference focussing on current work and collaborations with international researchers. Keynote speakers are Professor Vernon Smith & Professor David Porter both from (George Mason University). They will cover many areas including experimental economics, emissions trading and envrionmental market issues.
For more information on the Conferences and Workshops please visit:
http://www.ceem.unsw.edu.au/content/News_Events.cfm?ss=1
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