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Conferences on economics

Upcoming economics Conferences on 2026

Conference Date Conference Name Conference Venue
14th July Athens, Greece
14th July Fukuoka, Japan
15th July Galway, Ireland
15th July Galway, Ireland
15th July Galway, Ireland
15th July Galway, Ireland
16th July Shenzhen, China
16th July Barcelona, Spain
17th July London, United Kingdom
18th July Taipei, Taiwan
18th July Prague, Czech Republic
18th July Vancouver, Canada
20th July Cambridge, United Kingdom
20th July Delft, Netherlands
21st July Hanoi, Vietnam
21st July Putrajaya, Malaysia
24th July Copenhagen, Denmark
24th July Aizuwakamatsu and Sonipat, Japan
24th July Dublin, Ireland
26th July Hanoi, Vietnam
26th July Hanoi, Vietnam
26th July Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
28th July Singapore, Singapore
28th July Singapore, Singapore
31st July Hangzhou, China
5th August Kuching, Malaysia
6th August Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
6th August Bangkok, Thailand
7th August Stockholm, Sweden
8th August Manila, Philippines
10th August oxford, united kingdom
13th August Tokyo, Japan
14th August Berlin, Germany
14th August Berlin, Germany
14th August QingDao, China
16th August Burgas, Bulgaria
18th August Bijela, Montenegro
20th August Princeton, United States
21st August Oxford, United Kingdom
21st August Bangkok, Thailand
23rd August Florence, Italy
26th August Mannheim, Germany
29th August Osaka, Japan
29th August Chiang Mai, Thailand
1st September Vienna, Austria
1st September Bali, Indonesia
1st September Vienna, Austria
2nd September Online, Other
3rd September Bangkok, Thailand
5th September Selangor, Malaysia

Economics Conferences: Ultimate FAQ & Essential Guide

Economics conferences bring together academics, policymakers, and industry leaders to discuss global economic trends, research, and policy solutions. Below is a comprehensive guide covering top conferences, benefits, and strategies for attendees and presenters.

These professional gatherings focus on:

  • Macroeconomics (Monetary policy, growth, business cycles)
  • Microeconomics (Market structures, consumer behavior)
  • Development Economics (Poverty alleviation, inequality)
  • Behavioral Economics (Decision-making, nudges)
  • Econometrics & Quantitative Methods
  • Policy & Governance (Fiscal policy, regulation)

  • Academic Economists (Professors, PhD students)
  • Policy Analysts (Central banks, think tanks)
  • Government Officials (Treasury, trade representatives)
  • Financial Sector Professionals (Investment analysts)
  • Students (Undergrad/grad students exploring careers)

Key Resources:

  • https://conferencesdaily.com/

Major Organizers:

  • American Economic Association (AEA)
  • Econometric Society
  • International Monetary Fund (IMF)

Present Research (Peer feedback, publication opportunities)
Networking (Collaborations, job market connections)
Policy Insights (Latest from central banks, governments)
Career Development (Academic and industry recruiting)

Factor

Considerations

Field

Theoretical vs. applied economics

Reputation

Top-tier (AEA) vs. specialized

Cost

Free (student events) to $1,000+

Format

In-person (best for networking) vs. virtual

  • Submit Papers Early (Deadlines 6-12 months prior)
  • Practice Presentations (15-20 minute limits common)
  • Prepare for Q&A (Have backup slides for technical questions)

Academic Focus:

  • AEA Annual Meeting – Jan 2025, San Francisco
  • Econometric Society World Congress – Aug 2025, London

Policy & Applied:

  • Jackson Hole Economic Symposium – Aug 2025, Wyoming
  • IMF/World Bank Annual Meetings – Oct 2025, Washington DC

Specialized:

  • Behavioral Economics Annual Meeting – Jun 2026
  • International Industrial Organization Conference – Apr 2026

  • NBER Virtual Seminars (Weekly series)
  • AEA Continuing Education Webinars

  • Travel Grants (Many societies offer student support)
  • University Funding (Department travel awards)

  • Printed Research (For detailed discussions)
  • Business Cards (With research interests listed)
  • Laptop (For accessing conference materials)