13th Geoffrey J.D. Hewings Regional Economics Workshop

28.06.2022

Call for Papers – Deadline: 24 July 2022

The Austrian Institute of Economic Research (WIFO) is very pleased to announce the 13th international workshop in honor of Geoffrey J.D. Hewings, Professor of Economics at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign and member of WIFO's Scientific Board.

The workshop will be held at WIFO in Vienna. There are no fees for participants of the workshop. All papers presented may be published in the publication series of WIFO Working Papers. Abstracts of papers and/or full papers intended for presentation should be prepared in PDF-format and be sent to regional@wifo.ac.at.

Further information is available here.

Deadline for submission of abstracts: 24 July 2022

Notification of acceptance: 11 August 2022

 

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The Austrian Institute of Economic Research (WIFO) is organising the 13th international workshop in the field of regional economics in honour of Geoffrey J.D. Hewings, Professor of Economics at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign and member of WIFO's Scientific Board. This event aims at bringing together researchers from various fields of economics working mainly at the regional level to discuss ideas and exchange knowledge. Glyn Wittwer of the Centre of Policy Studies (CoPS) in Melbourne will serve as our keynote speaker for the workshop. Glyn is a regional dynamic CGE modelling expert. He has played a major role in developing databases for several country-specific versions of TERM (The Enormous Regional Model), a "bottom-up" multiregional CGE model developed at CoPS. His list of projects includes modelling of the impacts of major dam and transport projects, drought and water trading, flood, hypothetical plant disease scenarios, productivity scenarios, wine tax scenarios, major mine construction projects, industry closures and the aftermath of civil disruption.
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Mag. Dr. Oliver Fritz

Research groups: Regional Economics and Spatial Analysis
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