Joint Workshops in Macroeconomics

Date: 21-22 November 2024
Location: Adelaide, South Australia

Expectations in Dynamic Macroeconomic Models (EDMM)
Date: 21 November 2024
This workshop aims to bring together leading experts in the modelling of expectations in dynamic models with applications including, but not restricted to: macroeconomics, financial economics, labor markets, IO, theory.

Continuing Education in Macroeconometrics (CEM)
Date: 22 November 2024
This workshop brings together early-career researchers from universities, central banks, and other policy institutions to tool up on some recent developments in macroeconometric research methods and obtain feedback on their own research-in-progress.

The workshops will feature CEM’s traditional masterclasses by
Bruce Preston (UNSW) – EDMM
Sarah Zubairy (Texas A&M) – CEM
Guido Ascari (University of Pavia and De Nederlandsche Bank) – CEM

Call for Papers: If you would like to participate in the workshops, please submit your paper by 15 September 2024 to cem2024@adelaide.edu.au. Please put EDMM or CEM in the subject line to indicate which workshop program you would like to be considered for. Early-career researchers are particularly encouraged to participate and will be given priority for CEM presentation slots. Limited funds may be available to cover some ECR and PhD travel or accommodation expenses. Please indicate in your submission if you would like to be considered for travel funding. It is expected to finalise the program by the end of September.

EDMM Scientific Committee

George Evans (University of Oregon)
Albert Marcet (ICREA-CREI, UPF and BSE)
Bruce Preston (UNSW Sydney)
Bruce McGough (University of Oregon)
Christopher Gibbs (University of Sydney)

CEM Scientific Committee

James Morley (University of Sydney)
Qazi Haque (University of Adelaide)
Benjamin Wong (Monash University)
Firmin Doko Tchatoka (University of Adelaide)

Workshop Sponsors

The University of Adelaide
The University of Sydney
Reserve Bank of Australia
Centre for Applied Macroeconomic Analysis (CAMA), Australian National University
Research School of Economics (RSE), Australian National University
Australasian Macroeconomics Society (AMS)