To be announced.
Workshops
Weekly Schedule
Workshops This Week
There is no currently scheduled workshop.
Workshops Next Week
- 2018/9/25(Tue)
- 2018/9/28(Fri)
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Sachiko Kazekami (Keio University)
Special Workshops
Special Workshop Series invite leading economists whose research activities cannot be confined into a small piece of research area and aim at higher-graded workshops. It is open to all who wish to make any contribution to the development of economics science.
Microeconomics Workshop
This workshop provides researchers in wide areas of Microeconomics and related fields with opportunities to present papers and exchanging research ideas. The topics include microeconomics theory, mathematical economics, game theory, contract theory, social choice theory, and their applications.This workshop is held on the last Monday (of the normal class days) of each month.
Macroeconomics Workshop
This workshop provides researchers in wide areas of Macroeconomics and related fields with opportunities to present papers and exchanging research ideas. The topics include both theoretical and applied research in economic growth, business cycles, monetary policy, and empirical studies of macroeconomics.
Econometrics Workshop
This workshop provides researchers in wide areas of Econometrics and related fields with opportunities to present papers and exchanging research ideas. The topics include both theoretical and empirical research in Econometrics, Financial Econometrics, Mathematical Finance, Macroeconometrics, Microeconometrics, Marketing, Mathematical Statistics, Computational Statistics.
Applied Economics Workshop
This workshop provides researchers and graduate students in wide areas of applied economics with opportunities to present papers and exchanging research ideas. We allow any research methods for economic theory, empirical studies, and experiments, to enhance understanding of common methodologies in different subfields of economic research. The topics include labor, environment, urban, health, education, development, family, public policy, industrial organization, political economy, and behavioral economics.
