10th PhD Student Conference
on International Macroeconomics

EconomiX-CNRS and the Doctoral School EOS (Université Paris Nanterre), CeReFiM (University of Namur), and LEO (Université d'Orléans) are co-organizing the 10th PhD Student Conference on International Macroeconomics. The conference will be held on June, 24th 2021, in Nanterre, France. For now, we plan to have an in-person conference, conditionally on the evolution of the health situation.

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Important dates and submission procedure:

Submission of papers is open until March the 5^th, 2021. Papers must necessarily include the author's and co-authors names and institutional affiliations, together with e-mail addresses for correspondence.

The program will include several sessions covering the main areas of International Macroeconomics. Anyone wishing to present a paper needs to submit it to a specific session. Please submit a full paper in English at the conference webpage (Submit a paper) in the appropriate session and topic.

Sessions and covered topics:

International macroeconomics and finance (JEL):

• Exchange rates, exchange-rate regimes, international monetary system;
• Economic growth, business cycles, inequalities and economic policies;
• Banking economics and central banking; systemic risk, microprudential and macroprudential supervisions;
• Political economy on international macroeconomics and finance;
• Economic history on international macroeconomics and finance, cliometrics;
• International macroeconomics: other topics.
  
  

Priority will be given to papers with original contributions and empirical applications that address a relevant economic question within the aforementioned topics and have no senior co-authors.

Organizing Committee:

• Denisa Banulescu-Radu (Université d'Orléans),
• Hamza Bennani (Université Paris Nanterre),
• Christophe Blot (OFCE and Université Paris Nanterre),
• Cécile Couharde (Université Paris Nanterre),
• Jean-Yves Gnabo (University of Namur),
• Antonia Lopez Villavicencio (Université Paris Nanterre),
• Daria Onori (Université d'Orléans) 

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