Call for
Papers
The 19th Annual Conference on
Computing in Economics and Finance (CEF 2013) will take place from Wednesday, July
10 through Friday, July 12, 2013 in Vancouver, BC Canada. The program will cover all areas
dealing with the computational aspects (broadly defined) of economics,
finance, and decision making. The main topic areas include:
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Agent-based models
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Artificial and experimental markets
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Asset prices
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Computational Methods
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Dynamic games; market structure;
industrial organization
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DSGE; business cycles; economic
dynamics
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Development and growth
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Finance and financial crises
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Fiscal policy
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Heterogeneous-agent models
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Inflation dynamics
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Learning and evolutionary economics
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Macro theory
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Monetary policy
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Monte Carlo methods
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Open-economy models;
international macro
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Optimal and robust control
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Optimization and solution methods
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Search-and-match; labor markets
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Time series models
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Volatility modeling
To have a
paper considered for inclusion on the program, please submit an abstract
(maximum 300 words) no later than February 15, 2013 (read below for
submission instructions). Joint-authored papers should be submitted by the
author who will present the paper.
The submission of organized
sessions is also encouraged. Participants in such proposed sessions should
submit their papers via Conference Maker, indicating in the comments
field that the papers are intended
for an organized session.
DEADLINES:
Submission of abstract by February 15, 2013. Decisions on acceptance
will be announced by email on or before April 1, 2013. Registration for
presenters of accepted papers must be completed and paid by May 15, 2013. Final papers should be uploaded
to Conference Maker by June 1, 2013.
REGISTRATION:
All presenters, including those whose
papers have been invited or solicited by members of the program committee or
other representatives of SCE, will be expected to register and pay fees to
attend the conference.
Submission Instructions
We use Conference Maker©,
a dedicated program for paper submission and program management.
To connect to Conference Maker, click on the link below (your browser must
accept cookies). You will be prompted to enter your login name and
password (the same as for any of your previous Conference Maker
submissions). If this is your first time ever using Conference Maker, click
the link to sign up for a new account. Then you can login for CEF2013 and
submit your abstract by clicking on "Submit a Paper".
Conference Maker requires you to assign a program committee
member to
review your paper by selecting a topic area from the list above which best
fits the subject of your paper.
Access Conference Maker here.
Questions about abstract submissions? Please
write to us:
cef2013@simplemeetings.com |