Info and Applying

The school is open to a maximum of 20 students (the school targets primarily first and second year PhD students) and it is free of charge: the students will be provided with coffee breaks, lunches, and a social dinner. Travels and accommodations are at the expenses of the students. Applications from abroad are warmly encouraged: A limited number of scholarships covering travel and accommodation will be financed by YSI/INET (see the specific announcement: https://ysi.ineteconomics.org/project/).

How to Apply:

Send a CV, a motivation letter, and a recommendation letter by your supervisor to:
absfc2023@gmail.com.

Deadlines:

• 30th of June - Application
• 10th of July - Notification of acceptance
• 20th of July - Registration

Contacts:
Piazzale Martelli, 8 - 60121 Ancona - Italy
fax (071) 220.71.02
http://absfc2023.univpm.it
email: absfc2023@gmail.com

Coordinator:
Alberto Russo (Universitat Jaume I, UNIVPM)

Organizing committee:
Federico Giri, Mauro Gallegati (UNIVPM)
Eugenio Caverzasi (Università degli Studi dell'Insubria)
Alberto Russo (Universitat Jaume I, UNIVPM)

Laboratory staff:
Alessandro Agnesi (UNIVPM)
Samantha Coccia (UNIVPM)
Jacopo Di Domenico (Università di Macerata)

Invited speaker:
Sebastian Poledna (IIASA, Vienna), keynote lecture on "Economic forecasting with agent-based models"

Lecturers:
Alessandro Caiani (IUSS Pavia), AB-SFC macro modelling: theory and lab
Eugenio Caverzasi (Università degli Studi dell'Insubria), SFC macro modelling: theory and lab
Mauro Gallegati (UNIVPM), Complexity economics and ABM
Federico Giri (UNIVPM), Intro to R
Alberto Russo (Universitat Jaume I, UNIVPM), ABM macro modelling: theory and lab

Seminars:
Ermanno Catullo (Università di Teramo): TBA
Michele Ciruzzi (Universit degli Studi dell'Insubria): TBC
Samantha Coccia (UNIVPM): Inequality and the transmission channels of monetary policy
Federico Giri (UNIVPM): Inequality-constrained monetary policy in a financialized economy

YSI event:
Round table on "AB-SFC macro modelling: Challenges and future directions", organized by Alessandro Agnesi (UNIVPM) and Gabriel Petrini da Silveira (State University of Campinas) of the YSI/Keynesian Economics Working Group.

The detailed course programme and other information will be published in the summer school's website in due time.