19th International Conference Economy and Business

TOPICS

Reconstructing the World Economy

• Actions in reducing imbalance
• Coordination across fiscal, monetary and financial policies
• International capital markets
• What are the lessons for fiscal policy?
• The level of inflation targets
• Rise and fall of Bretton Woods
• Future of the international monetary system
• The new emphasis on financial regulation and supervisory structures
• The complementary roles of monetary policy and macro-prudential regulation
• Innovation and a more globally integrated financial system
• Unemployment and depression
• New social divides

Economic Theories and Business Practices

• Planning, prognostication and modelling of economic development
• Statistical analysis of science, technology and industry
• Priority branches, sub-branches and proportions of different sectors
• State governance and regulation, legislative policies
• Economic management, marketing and sale
• Accountancy, analysis and statistics
• Finance, banking and taxation
• Investments, restructuring and technological renovations
• Education, healthcare and social policy
• Productivity, employment and income
• Globalisation and economic development
• Economic education and the business
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Knowledge Economy and Innovation Economy

• Principles of economic growth in the knowledge economy
• Transforming knowledge into products and business development
• Business models of the knowledge economy
• Public policy for knowledge economy
• Knowledge based business enterprises
• Building a knowledge sharing culture in a corporate and industry environment
• Knowledge society in knowledge economy
• E-society / e-governance
• E-business / e-commerce
• Innovative governance
• Innovation and economic growth
• Furthering an innovation economy
• Entrepreneurship, venturing, business models & financing innovation
• Innovation as an economic driving force in the United States, Europe, and Asia
• Financial innovations and the consumer
• Financial innovations and firms: Risk-sharing and systemic risk
• Financial innovations and firms: Borrower and lender behaviour
• Culture and team management in innovation
• Innovation management challenges
• Information economy
• Digital economy: Digital content creation, distribution and access