4th XAmsterdam Macroeconomic Workshop
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Speaker(s)Keynote speaker: Virgiliu Midrigan (New York University, United States)
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FieldMacroeconomics
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LocationDe Nederlandsche Bank, Frederiksplein 61, room tba
Amsterdam -
Date and time
December 15 2025, 09:00 until December 16 2025, 16:00
CALL FOR PAPERS
This is to announce that a research workshop on Macroeconomics will be held at the De Nederlandsche Bank on 15-16 December 2025. The workshop is jointly organised by the Tinbergen Institute, the De Nederlandsche Bank, and the Economics Departments of the University of Amsterdam, Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam and Erasmus University Rotterdam.
Download Call For Papers (PDF).
Workshop Themes, Aims and Funding
The workshop aims at bringing together leading researchers, junior scholars and experts from the policy community in the field of macroeconomics, and at fostering interactions between economists in the US (or other parts of the world) and economists in the Netherlands or Europe. Accepted papers will be discussed by an expert in the field.
The workshop will consider contributions from all fields of macroeconomics, both theoretical and applied, with particular attention but not exclusive, to the following sub-fields/topics
- Money-macro
- Firm Dynamics and Productivity
- Expectations and the Macroeconomy
- Heterogeneity and Monetary Policy
- Labor Markets
- Public Finance
- (Consumption, Income and Wealth) Inequality
- Identification in Macroeconomics
Keynote speaker:
Virgiliu Midrigan (New York University)
Selection process
Both theoretical and applied papers will be considered. A decision on participation will be based on a detailed abstract or preferably on a draft paper. Only papers not yet accepted for publication should be submitted. The submission deadline is October 5, 2025. Interested authors are invited to send the paper (or its detailed abstract) in PDF format to ebo_conferences@dnb.nl. Acceptance will be notified by 27 October.
The organisers will cover the costs of accommodation, and travel costs only within the EU.
Scientific Committee
The program will be organized by Guido Ascari (DNB; University of Pavia), Eric Bartelsman (VU; TI),
Job Boerma (UW Madison), Maarten De Ridder (LSE), Agnieszka Markiewicz (EUR, TI), Marcelo
Pedroni (UvA, TI)