Conference programme
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Venue: “The Old University” (The Athens University Museum) | 5 Tholou Street | Plaka
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| 19.00 – 20.00 Welcome Reception |
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19.00 – 19.15 Welcome from the President of EEFS, Prof. George
Agiomirgianakis, Hellenic
Open University.
19.15 – 19.30 Welcome from Prof. Yannis Demetriou, Chairman, Department of Economics, University of Athens.19.30 – 20.00 Welcome speech by Prof. Vasilis Rapanos, Chairman, National Bank of Greece. |
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20.00 – 22.00 Welcome Party |
Conference Venue: NJV Athens Plaza | 2, Vas. Georgiou A | Constitution Square (Syntagma)
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Room D |
Room E |
9.00 – 10.30 |
Banking I Chair: Claudia Girardone |
Macroeconomic Theory Chair: Athina Zervoyianni |
FDI Chair: Lucyna Kornecki |
Financial Economics I Chair: Nikolaos Eriotis |
Tourism Chair: Stella Kostopoulou |
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§ Post-Crisis Business Models of Austrian Banks in Central and Eastern Europe § Bank efficiency and the bank lending channel: Evidence from a panel of European banks § What affects net interest margins in Latin American banks? |
§ Market Pessimism, Involontary unemployment and Fiscal policy § Is there a country-specific trade-off between wage inequality and unemployment? § The Unemployment-Growth Relationship, Structural Characteristics and Labour-Market Policies |
§ Financing patterns, Multinationals and Performance in times of Crisis: Firm-level evidence from 48 Countries § FDI Stock Contributes to Economic Growth in the U.S.Economy |
§ The Market Response to Mergers and Acquisitions in the European Financial Institutions Sector § The Dynamics of the Efficient Market Hypothesis under Structural Breaks § Technical Trading Profitability in the Athens Stock Exchange |
§ The Effect of the Euro Switch on Tourism Demand in the Mediterranean § Historic Heritage Valuation as a Corner Stone for Cultural Heritage Tourism Development § Religious Tourism. Development Policies of "Short-Term" Pilgrimage in the Post-Crisis Era § Cultural Heritage Protection and Tourism Development:A Mutual Dependence Relation? |
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10.30 – 11.00 Coffee break |
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Conference Venue: NJV Athens Plaza | 2, Vas. Georgiou A |
Constitution Square (Syntagma)
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Room E |
11.00 – 12.30 |
Monetary Policy I Chair: Wolfram Berger |
Migration Chair: Arusha Cooray |
Corporate Finance Chair: Theodoros Papadogonas |
International Finance Chair: Alexander Welfe |
Applied Econometrics Chair: Theodore Panagiotidis |
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§ Monetary Policy Rules and the Extensive Margin § Monetary Policy, Inflation and Stock Returns: Evidence from the UK § (How) Do the ECB and Fed React to Financial Market Uncertainty? The Taylor Rule in Times of crisis § Liquidity Matters: Money Non-Redundancy in the Euro Area Business Cycle |
§ A simple model of immigration amnesty § International migration and human capital formation: Brain drain or brain gain? § Migration Decisions, Remittances, and Altruism § Migrant Remittances, Financial Sector Develoment and the Government Ownership of Banks |
§ Leveraged Buy Out : Does the Write-off increase the agents' incentives? § The dividend policy of the Greek listed firms prior the economic crisis:A comparative analysis § Corporate governance and technological development: A Panel Data Analysis § Determinants of Dividend Policy: An empirical analysis of the firms in the Athens Stock Exchange |
§ Transmission of foreign monetary policy shocks to Greek interest rates, with and without capital controls § An Examination of Herd Behaviour in four Mediterranean Stock Markets § The Risk Driven Approach to the Eqilibrium Exchange Rate
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§ On the stationarity of Carbon Dioxide Emission over two centuries |
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12.30 – 14.00 Lunch break (at the Conference venue) |
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Conference Venue: NJV Athens Plaza | 2, Vas. Georgiou A |
Constitution Square (Syntagma)
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14.00 – 15.30 |
Industrial Organization Chair: Guido Buenstorf |
Exchange Rate Economics
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Labor Economics Chair: Thomas Beissinger |
Inflation and Monetary Policy Transmission Chair: Demetrios Moschos |
Accounting & Finance Chair: Dimitrios Asteriou |
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§ The impact of a changing external environment on the survival of foreign-owned plants § Measuring market power in the Greek manufacturing industry |
§ A Panel Data Investigation on Real Exchange Rate Misalignment and Growth § Behavioural Asymmetries in the Spot-Forward G10 Exchange Rates: Answering an Old Puzzle § To peg or not to peg? - – an up-to- date crisis lesson from experience of Central and Eastern Europe § Macroeconomic shocks, monetary policy and implicit exchange rate targeting in India |
§ Public sector pay and inequality in Romania in the context of large budget deficits § Regional Unemployment Patterns: A Cluster Analysis Approach to the Portuguese Economy § Unilateral Divorce vs. Child Custody and Child Support in the US. § Does Downward Nominal Wage Rigidity Dampen Wage Increases? |
§ Housing Channels of Monetary Policy Transmission in European Industrial and Transition Countries § Consumer Price Index. Does the Price Collection Frequency Matter? Some Monte Carlo Results § Euro area and inflation differentials - is there anything new? § Inflation Targeting and Inflation Convergence:Evidence from the OECD Countries |
§ Concept, Regulations amd Institutional issues of the Accounting Standards in the International Public Sector. A critical review § Bankruptcy forecasting models using financial statements |
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15.30 – 16.00 Coffee break |
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Conference Venue: NJV Athens Plaza | 2, Vas. Georgiou A |
Constitution Square (Syntagma)
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16.00 – 17.30 |
International Trade I Chair: Henry Thompson |
Regional Economics Chair: Evangelia Desli |
Business Cycles Chair: Rebeca Jiménez-Rodríguez |
Banking II Chair: Peter Haiss |
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§ Social inequalities and international trade § Gravity Modelling and Prospective Trade in the EU Accession and Associated Countries § Economic integration, wage formation and union bargaining § Estimating the Factor Proportions Model and Inverting the Inverse Matrix |
§ Gibrat’s Law for Cities Revisited § Market Potential, Sectoral Openness Degree and Location of Industries in EU-27 Countries § Regional disparities in the Czech Republic - GDP and disposable income § Regional Economic Growth in the EU |
§ Oil Price Shocks and Japanese Economic Developments § The Worldwide Business Cycle Synchronization Evolution § An empirical study about the synchronisation of business cycles in CEE countries |
§ Bank Supervision, Regulation and Efficiency: Evidence from the European Union § Comparative efficiency analysis of Greek bank branches in the light of the financial crisis |
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17.30 – 17.45 Coffee break |
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17.45 – 18.45, Room APlenary Lecture in Finance. Speaker: Prof. Ike Mathur (Southern Illinois University)
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20.00 Dinner @ Restaurant “Panorama” |Heliou 4, Kavouri – VouliagmeniBuses will depart from the conference venue at 19:15 |
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Conference Venue: NJV Athens Plaza | 2, Vas. Georgiou A |
Constitution Square (Syntagma)
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9.00 – 10.30 |
International Trade II Chair: Tomasz Brodzicki |
Monetary Economics Chair: Ansgar Belke |
Financial Economics III Chair: George Leledakis |
Currency Crises Chair: Tomoe Moore |
Economic Analysis and Policy Chair: Anna Soci |
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§ Crowding-out, Demand, and Complementarity Effects: Examinig China's Overall Impact on Greece's Exports § Measurement of Restrictions in Trade in Services: a Critical Assessment § Intra-European Union Trade Opennes and New Members' Output Convergence: A Time-Series Analyisis § Determinants of product variety in Polish exports to the EU15 |
§ Optimal Monetary Policy with Fair Wage Considerations § Hyperinflation and money essentiality |
§ Nonlinear relationships between financial newspaper circulations and the General Index of Athens Stock Exchange § Investigating the Overreaction Hypothesis of Behavioral Finance: Evidence from the Athens Exchange (ATHEX) § Behavioral explanations of the ex dividend day puzzle |
§ An Early Warning Signals Approach for Currency Crises: The Turkish Case § Currency Crises Nature Analysis with Multivariate Markov-Switching Regimes § A large trader in bubbles and crashes: an application to currency attacks |
§ Evolving from Accumulation to Assimilation: A Latent Transition Analysis for Firms in Developing Countries § How policy can influence human capital accumulation and environment quality § How to develop the periphery? The case of Basso Ferrarese in Italy |
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10.30 – 10.45 Coffee break |
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Conference Venue: NJV Athens Plaza | 2, Vas. Georgiou A |
Constitution Square (Syntagma)
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10.45– 12.15 |
Money & Capital Markets Chair: Keith Pilbeam |
Monetary Policy II Chair: Yasuyuki Komaki |
Housing Markets and Credit Chair: Yilan Xu |
International Economics Chair: Usha Nair-Reichert |
Political Economy Chair: Theodore Lianos |
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§ Structural Breaks and the Term Structure of Interest Rates in the European Union § Testing Models of Short-Term Interest Rate § Financial Contagion: Evidence for Energy Market § Detecting the Presence of Informed Price Trading Via Structural Break Tests |
§ Monetary Policy and Boom-Bust-Cycles: The Role of Communication § Central bank forecast transparency, incentives and inflation targets § Monetary policy evaluation using the Narrative approach with Real Time data-ECB and BOE |
§ House price co-movement and real estate diversification in Europe § The Impact of the London Olympics Announcement on Property Prices |
§ Dutch Disease in Macau: Diagnosis and Treatments § Current Account Balances: Structural and Cyclical Drivers § Openness and Macroeconomic Equilibrium in Unionized Economies § Globalization of R&D: Empirical Evidence from Multinational R&D Joint Ventures and Alliances in India |
§ Political Budget Cycles in the European Union and the Impact of Political Pressures: A Dynamic Regression Analysis § Testing for Political Effects on Total Factor Productivity |
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12.15 – 13.15 Lunch break (at the Conference Venue) |
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Conference Venue: NJV Athens Plaza | 2, Vas. Georgiou A |
Constitution Square (Syntagma)
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13.15 – 14.45 |
Global Imbalances and Savings Chair: Ansgar Belke |
Growth, Productivity and Technological Change Chair: W. Charles Sawyer |
Macroeconomics & the Financial Crisis Chair: Rudolf Zwiener |
Financial Economics II Chair: Costas Siriopoulos |
Topics in Economics and Business Chair: Srikanta Chatterjee |
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§ Global imbalances: Cause of the crisis and solution strategies for Germany § Global Imbalances: Prospects and Challenges for the International Monetary System § A Simple Model of an Oil Based Global Savings Glut – The „China Factor“ and the OPEC Cartel |
§ Growth performance in Portugal since the 60`s. A multi equation model with cumulative growth characteristics. § Foreign Direct Investment and Economic Growth: The Contribution of Well-Functioning Financial Markets § Globalizatoin, General Purpose Technologies, and Economic Growth § Productivity Growth and Institutional Quality in Latin America |
§ Forecasting medium-term distributional effects of the economic crisis: A CGE-microsimulation approach § Macroeconomic impact of the global crisis on the Czech economy § Macroeconomic effects of a shift from a PAYG pension system to a funded system - Lessons from the financial crises |
§ Stock exchange consolidation and volatility: the case of Euronext § Dynamic correlation between stock markets and oil prices: Evidence from oil importing and oil exporting countries § An option valuation approach to gauge trading suspension's economic drivers and impact on listed firms |
§ Value system performance: the impact of suppliers' problems § The economics of animal rights and animal welfare: A comparison. § Intellectual Capital & Organizational Advantage:An economic approach to its valuation and measurement § Growing Affluence and Declining Nutrition: A Contemporary Indian Quandary |
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14.45 – 15.00 Coffee break |
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Conference Venue: NJV Athens Plaza | 2, Vas. Georgiou A |
Constitution Square (Syntagma)
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15.00 – 16.30 |
Public Economic Chair: Jan König |
FDI II Chair: Subrata Ghatak |
Topics in Empirical Macroeconomics Chair: Florian Hartmann |
Risk and Extreme Events Chair: Georgios P. Kouretas |
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§ Causes of financial distress of Portuguese municipalities: Empirical Evidence § Economic Growth Dynamics and Corporate Taxation: A dynamic panel data econometric analysis for OECD countries. § Incentive Effects of Fiscal Equalization: Has Russian Style Improved? § The Role of Profit Sharing in Dual Labour Markets With Flexible Outsourcing |
§ FDI location patterns as regional economic development and competitiveness vehicle § How Foreign Participation Impact Companies Performance: Evidence from Romania § FDI, Investment and Growth in OECD Countries
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§ Unemployment hysteresis, structural changes, non-linearities and fractional integration in Central and Eastern Europe § Are retail oil price adjustments asymmetric? Evidence from the Eurozone |
§ Early Detection Techniques for Market Risk Failure |
16.30 – 16.45 Coffee break |
16.45 – 18.00 · Room APanel Session on “The Crisis in Greece and the Eurozone”.
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18.00 – 19.00 · Room APlenary Lecture in Economics. Speaker: Prof. Herakles Polemarchakis (University of Warwick) |
21.00 – 23.00 Dinner @ Restaurant “Exapinis” |Panos 6, Plaka
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ExcursionDetails about the optional excursion will be provided separately (please see relevant details provided through the Conference website).
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