To ensure a productive and engaging experience for all participants, presenters are encouraged and expected to attend and participate in the entirety of their respective sessions.
In addition, SITE will only cover a portion of travel expenses of selected presenters. Local presenters will receive no funding support.
For questions, please contact us at siteworkshop [at] stanford.edu (siteworkshop[at]stanford[dot]edu).
If you can no longer find a submission link for a specific session, this indicates that the submission window for that session has closed.
Submissions are closed for all sessions:
- Empirical Implementation of Theoretical Models of Strategic Interaction and Dynamic Behavior (July 20-21)
- Financial Regulation (July 22-24)
- Applied Artificial Intelligence in Macro-Finance (July 27-28)
- Social Structure and Economic Development (July 30-31)
- The Micro and Macro of Labor Markets (Aug. 4-5)
- Experimental Economics (Aug. 6-7)
- Gender (Aug. 10-11)
- Public Economics (Aug. 10-11)
- Dynamic Games, Contracts, and Markets (Aug. 17-19)
- China in the Global Economy (Aug.17-19)
- Political Economic Theory (Aug. 20-21)
- Banking and the Deposit Franchise (Aug. 24-25)
- Market Failures and Public Policy (Aug. 26-27)
- The Economics of Transparency (Aug. 27-28)
- Causes and Consequences of Misallocation: Theory and Empirics (Aug. 31 - Sep. 1)
- Economics of Health Inequality (Aug.31- Sep.1)
- The Macroeconomics of Uncertainty and Volatility (Sep. 2-4)
- Psychology and Economics (Sep. 3-4)
- Fiscal Sustainability (Sep. 8-9)
- Models of the Labor Market and the Aggregate Economy: New Developments and Policy Implications (Sep. 10-11)
