- The deadline for submissions is Tuesday, June 15, 2021.
- Please send drafts of completed papers to FRB-Commodities2021@frb.gov
- The Call for Papers can be found here
Call for Papers of the 2021 Annual Meeting of the Central Bank Research Association (CEBRA)
- The Call for Papers can be found here
- The submission portal can be found here
- Submission deadline: Tuesday, May 11
FEDERAL RESERVE DAY-AHEAD CONFERENCE ON FINANCIAL MARKETS AND INSTITUTIONS
Submission deadline June 15, 2021. Submit to: DayAhead2022@bos.frb.org
CfP Day AheadConference Announcement and Call for Papers: Inflation and Business Cycle Dynamics in Open Economies, October 7-8, 2021
Call: CEBRA’s ASSA session – “The economics of digital currencies, distributed ledger technology, and DeFi”
Submissions for the 2022 AEA Annual Meeting
Central Banking and Digital Currency Seminar Series, March – June 2021
The program and registration link can be found here
Central Bank Seminar SeriesResearch Centre for Economic Analysis: 3rd Warsaw Money-Macro-Finance Conference
- Venue: Online, 3-4 June, 2021
- Deadline: May 1, 2021
- Call for papers: for more information, please see here
Call for Papers – Bank of Finland and CEPR Joint Conference – New Avenues for Monetary Policy – Hybrid, Helsinki: 10-11 September, 2021
The call for papers can be found here
CfP Finland2021 ASSA Conference: „COVID-19, Real Uncertainty & Monetary Policy“ CEBRA & American Economic Association
2021 ASSA Conference
„COVID-19, Real Uncertainty & Monetary Policy“
Hosted by: CEBRA & American Economic Association
Chair: Raphael Schoenle (Brandeis University and FRB of Cleveland)
Speakers:
„Housing, the Credit Market and Unconventional Monetary Policies: From the Sovereign Crisis to the Great Lockdown.“, Hamed Ghiaie (ESCP Business School)
„Wall Street vs. Main Street QE“, Eric Sims (Notre Dame and NBER) joint with Jing Cynthia Wu
„Pricing under Distress“, Ernesto Pastén (Central Bank of Chile) joint with Boragan Aruoba, Andrés Fernandez, Daniel Guzman & Felipe Saffie
„Does Pandemic-Induced Uncertainty Increase Automation and Income Inequality?“, Zheng Liu (FRB of San Francisco) joint with Sylvain Leduc