This year marks the 25th anniversary of the Reserve Bank of New Zealand Act (1989), which granted the Reserve Bank of New Zealand (RBNZ) its independence, introduced price stability as its primary objective, and thus instituted inflation targeting as a monetary policy regime. To mark this occasion, RBNZ and the International Journal of Central Banking (IJCB) are organising a conference on 1‐3 December 2014 in Wellington, New Zealand. More
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2014 History of Economic Thought Society of Australia conference in Auckland 11-12 July
The University of Auckland will host the 2014 HETSA conference in 2014. Registration is open to all those interested in the contest of ideas and the intellectual history of economics. The first conference session will be scheduled for Friday 11 July at 9am. More
Abstract submissions now open for Conference 2014
Call For Abstracts and Key Dates can be found here
Dates set for 2014 Conference
The date and venue for the 55th Annual Conference will be
Wednesday 2 July – Friday 4 July, 2014
Sir Paul Reeves Building, AUT, Mayoral drive, Auckland
All details can be found on the conference website.
2013 Conference papers available
The papers from the 2013 NZAE Conference area available here
Copy of Conference 2013 papers
A copy of the programme and papers from NZAE Conference 2013 are available at www.nzaeconference.co.nz
Dates set for 2013 Conference
The 54th Annual Conference will be held at the Amora Hotel in Wellington on 3-5th July 2013. Details and a call for papers to come later.
Conference 2012 dates set
The 53rd Annual Conference will be held at the Convention Centre in Palmerston North on 27-29th June 2012 more
Conference 2011 papers available
The 52nd Annual Conference was successfully held at the Amora Hotel in Wellington on 29th June to 1st July 2011. Details, including copies of papers, can be found at Conference 2011
Tim Harford – reviews
Tim Harford, columnist for the Financial Times and author a new book, Adapt, will be delivering the opening keynote address at the NZAE conference on 29 June in Wellington. The main idea (apparently – I’m waiting until the conference to buy a copy) is that we need to adapt through trial and error, rather than relying on experts to design grand solutions. Continue reading
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