📢 Call for papers: Bristol Applied Economics Meeting (BÆM) on Fairness in the Economy

🗓️ 8 May 2026📍University of Bristol

Confirmed speakers: Ernst Fehr, Roland Bénabou, Ingvild Almås

No parallel sessions. Plenty of discussions. Call: baem.info/CfP_FIE_26.pdf

📢 Call for papers: Bristol Applied Economics Meeting (BÆM) on Economics of Migration

🗓️ 6-7 May 2026📍University of Bristol

Confirmed speakers: Ran Abramitzky, Joan Monras, Caroline Theoharides

No parallel sessions. Plenty of discussions. Call: baem.info/CfP_MIG_26.pdf

📢 Call for papers: Bristol Applied Economics Meeting (BÆM) on Development Economics

🗓️ 5-6 May 2026📍University of Bristol

Confirmed speakers: Mushfiq Mobarak, Kate Orkin, Imran Rasul, Pauline Rossi

No parallel sessions. Plenty of discussions. Call: baem.info/CfP_DEV_26.pdf

BÆM is back! Submit your paper and join us for the 3rd Bristol Applied Economics Meetings. Three workshops with a fantastic lineup of invited speakers:

Development Economics, 5-6 May
Economics of Migration, 6-7 May
Fairness in the Economy, 8 May

Calls for papers👇https://www.baem.info/

How does high-skilled emigration affect countries of origin? "The weight of the evidence suggests that migration opportunities often increase human capital stock in origin countries and produce downstream beneficial effects."

I love Figure 3, which summarizes the mechanisms.

Keep your papers coming and join us for the Bristol Applied Economics Meeting (BÆM) on Development Economics, May 6-7!

📢 Invited talks by the brilliant @saralowes.bsky.social, Devesh Rustagi & @deanyang.bsky.social

📅 Submission deadline: Feb 28.
Details here👉http://baem.info