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The Centre for Business Taxation looks forward to welcoming academics from around the world to the twenty-first annual Academic Symposium of the Oxford University Centre for Business Taxation. The Symposium will be held in person at Saïd Business School, Oxford, from 28–30 June 2027.

For the 2027 Lois and Robert Resek Conference, the Department of Economics at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign will host a one-day workshop on April 2, 2027 focused on social protection and cash transfer programs in high- and low-income countries. The goal is to bring together researchers working across these contexts and encourage discussion about similarities and differences in the questions asked, methodological approaches, and results in these different settings in the hope of informing future research and policymaking.

The following senior colleagues will present research papers and participate in a panel discussion on how research in high- and low-income countries can better speak to one another:

Greg Duncan (UC, Irvine) Rema Hanna (Harvard) Dean Karlan (Northwestern) Adriana Lleras-Muney (UCLA)

The International Conference on Economic Theory and Policy is an international academic conference that brings together economists, researchers, policymakers, and scholars to present and discuss research on economic theory and public policy. The conference covers a broad range of topics, including macroeconomics, microeconomics, economic growth, business cycles, international economics, development economics, public policy, and related interdisciplinary areas. It provides a platform for keynote lectures, paper presentations, academic discussions, and collaboration among researchers from around the world.

A foundation in economic history is a distinguishing feature of graduates of the Huntsman School of Business at Utah State University. In harmony with this mission, the Mountain West Economic History Conference is a venue for promoting and improving research in economic history. Instead of targeting a particular theme or historical period, the program committee seeks papers from faculty and graduate students on a wide variety of topics, time periods, and countries. Each presenter will be given 45 minutes followed by a 15-minute break, an atmosphere where presenters are able to receive in-depth peer feedback while also permitting all participants to have extensive interactions with attendees.

The Carnegie-Rochester-NYU Conference on Public Policy is now soliciting papers for a conference on “Inflation Dynamics: Theory and Evidence."

This conference will be held at New York University on April 30-May 1, 2027. The papers and comments are slated for publication in early 2028 in the Journal of Monetary Economics.

This conference aims to put together a set of papers that analyze the dynamics of inflation from both a theoretical and empirical perspective. We are interested in papers that study the sources of the recent rise in inflation across the world, its incidence on workers, households, and firms, and the appropriate policy response.

We encourage submissions covering a wide range of related topics, as well as using various types of data (micro and macro) and methods (both empirical and theoretical).

The CSAE Conference is a three day event with a keynote, panels, and parallel sessions on a series of development economics topics. This conference brings together colleagues from across the development economics community to discuss Africa.