Other Conferences

• UK-China Workshop on Singular Spectrum Analysis and its Applications
  Date: September 20-22, 2010
  Location: Cardiff University, Wales

  The 2010 UK-China workshop on the singular spectrum analysis (shortly, SSA) and its applications is going to be held in Cardiff on September 20-22, 2010. This workshop follows the series of workshops on SSA; the last two have been hosted by Cardiff University in August 2008 and in December 2009.

• 6th Colloquium on Modern Tools for Business Cycle Analysis: The Lessons from the Global Economic Crisis
  Date: 26-29th September 2010
  Location: Luxembourg

  This Colloquium will discuss the most recent developments in theoretical and empirical business cycle analysis and forecasting of economic activity in relation to the recent global economic crisis. It will be structured into invited plenary lectures, parallel contributed sessions and poster sessions. The Colloquium aims to bring together academics, public and private researches, official statisticians, central banks analysts and economists all around the world and to facilitate the interactions and sinergies among them.

  Keynote lectures: Anirvan Banerji, Prof. Fabio Canova, Prof. Todd Clark, Prof. Francis X. Diebold, Prof. Jurgen A. Doornik, Prof. Eric Ghysels, Prof. Don Harding, Prof. Katarina Juselius, Prof. Marco Lippi, James C. Morley, Prof. Adrian R. Pagan, Prof. M. Hashem Pesaran, Prof. Lucrezia Reichlin, Prof. Philip Rothman, Prof. Glenn Rudebusch, Prof. Frank Smetz, Prof. Timo Teräsvirta, Prof. Massimiliano Marcellino, Prof. Herman K. van Dijk.

  Paper submission via Eurostat Euroindicators Colloquium page.
  Submission deadline: 9th June 2010.

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• Third International Conference on Prediction and Information Markets
  Date: 3-5 April 2011
  Location: Nottingham Conference Centre, UK

  This three day conference will bring together those interested in forecasting, information aggregation and the efficiency of markets, as well as those with a specific interest in how prediction and information markets can be used to improve forecasting at a macro or company level, or as a tool for improving communication, resource allocation or the management of risk.

  If you would like further information regarding this conference, would like to consider submitting a paper, or to register, please visit the conference website.

  Alternatively, should you have any questions please contact by email.