Research Workshop – 2026 Quantitative Macroeconomics 9–11 December 2026
The Reserve Bank of Australia is pleased to announce its annual Research Workshop on ‘Quantitative Macroeconomics,’ to be held in Sydney on 9–11 December 2026. This Workshop aims to bring together leading academics and policy practitioners to discuss the latest developments in macroeconomics.
Call for Papers
We invite submissions in all areas of macroeconomics, with a particular emphasis on topics relevant to open economies such as Australia.
Submission Details:
- Interested participants should submit a draft of their paper to workshop@rba.gov.au.
- The deadline for submissions is Friday, 28 August 2026.
- Economy class airfares and accommodation will be provided to academic presenters.
- Workshop attendance is by invitation only.
Papers presented at the Workshop will be posted on the RBA website.
For any inquiries, please email workshop@rba.gov.au.
Organising Committee
Gabriela Nodari, Reserve Bank of Australia
Matthew Fink, Reserve Bank of Australia
Petr Sedlacek, University of New South Wales
Mariano Kulish, The University of Sydney
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