Invited Speakers

Renee Adams	Oxford	“What’s good for women is good for science: Evidence from the American Finance Association”
Jo Van Biesebroeck	KU Leuven	“Strategic Trade Liberalization”
Laurens Cherchye	KU Leuven	“Stable marriage, household consumption and unobserved match quality”
Lata Gangadharan	Monash	“Gender Biases in Performance Evaluation: The Role of Beliefs versus Outcomes”
Guyonne Kalb	University of Melbourne	“From Partnered to Single: Financial Security Over a Lifetime”
Fuhito Kojima	Tokyo	“Ekkyo matching: How to connect separate matching markets for welfare improvement”
Johannes Kunz	Monash	“The Effect of Migrant Networks on Labor Market Integration, Local Firms, and Employees”
Renee McKibbin	Australian National University	“Commodity Price Cycles and the Interdependence of Commodity and Equity Markets”
James Morley	University of Sydney	“Estimating r* via trend-cycle decomposition that is robust to apparent model misspecification”
Bruce Preston	University of Melbourne	“Monetary policy trade-offs at the zero lower bound”
Petr Sedlacek	UNSW	“Productivity, demand and growth”
Philipp Strack	Yale	“Selective Memory Equilibrium”