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SUBMISSION INSTRUCTIONS
SUMISSION DATES: 1 OCTOBER - 15 NOVEMBER 2009 |
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AUTHORS, CHAIRS, AND DISCUSSANTS
Your paper abstract (500 word limit) should include: (1) Title (90 character limit - Written in Title Case); (2) Objectives; (3) Data/Methods; (4) Results/Expected Results
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NOTE: Papers previously published or those scheduled for publication prior to the conference are ineligible.
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PAPER SUBMISSION FEE
The submission fee for members is $85.00 ($135.00 for non-members) for each paper. The late submission fee after 15 November for members is $95.00 ($145.00 for non-members). Submission does not include conference registration. All attending conference participants are required to pay the registration fee. To avoid a bank collection charge, all non-U.S. checks should be drawn on a U.S. bank and payable in U.S. dollars. Submission fees are not refundable.
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JOIN THE PROGRAM COMMITTEE
Become a member of the Program Committee by organizing a session, with 4 to 6 papers. Not more than 50 percent of the session participants can be from the same department or center and a person cannot author or co-author more than one paper in the same session. Paper submission fees are waived for your session participants. If you are interested in joining the Program Committee, please contact John M. Virgo, Ph.D. at IAES. Email: iaes@iaes.org, Phone: (404) 965-1555.
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GRANTS
A limited number of grants are available to help defray part of the registration fees for attending our European conferences. The amounts range from $100.00 - $150.00, depending on need to registrants living in Africa and Central and Eastern Europe. Letter of application should include: (1) Name; (2) Affiliation; (3) Rank; (4) Yearly income range: (less than $20,000); ($20,000 - $29,999); (over $30,000); (5) Biographical Sketch limited to 2 pages (e.g., education, key publications).
Deadline for grant applications: 31 December, 2009. |
JEL CATEGORY NUMBER AND TITLE |
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- A20 Teaching of Economics
- B00 Methodology/ History of Thought
- C10 Econometrics/statistics
- D00 Microeconomic Theory
- D12 Consumer Economics
- D21 Firm Behavior
- D60 Welfare Theory
- D70 Collective Decision Making
- D80 Information and Uncertainty
- E00 Macroeconomic Theory
- E20 Consumption/saving/investment
- E30 Business Cycles
- E40 Money Demand/interest Rates
- E50 Money Supply/policy
- E62 Fiscal Policy/public Finance
- F01 Globalization
- F10 International Trade Theory /Commercial Policy
- F14 Multilateral Trade and Developing Countries
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- F15 Trade Liberalization and Economic Integration
- F20 International Factor Movements
- F30 International Finance
- F33 Impact of the Euro
- F39 Global Finanical Markets
- F49 New Finanical Mechanisms
- G10 General Financial Markets
- G15 International Financial Markets
- G20 Financial Institutions and Service
- G30 Corporate Finance/investment
- H50 National Government Expenditures
- I00 Health Theory and Policy
- J10 Demographic Economics
- J21 Labor Force and Supply
- J30 Wage Level and Structure
- J50 Labor-management Relations
- K10 Law and Economics
- L10 Market Structure/performance
- L50 Regulation/industrial Policy
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- L60 Industry Studies
- M10 Business Administration
- M13 Entrepreneurship
- M21 Managerial Economics
- M31 Marketing/advertising
- M41 Accounting
- N10 Economic History
- O10 Economic Development
- O40 Growth Theory and Models
- O50 Country Studies
- O52 Impact of Eu Enlargement
- O53 Pacific Rim Studies
- O54 Latin America and Caribbean Studies
- O57 Transition Economies
- P00 Economic Systems
- Q10 Agricultural Economics
- Q20 Natural Resources
- R10 Urban, Rural and Regional Economics
- __Other (Specify Jel Category #)
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