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Since the pandemic in 2020, CEPR has run a number of online seminar series and webinars. Many of these continue to have weekly, bi-weekly or monthly sessions during term time, and where possible they are recorded or livestreamed.
CEPR also runs many annual conferences and symposia. Although some of these were organised online during the pandemic, most have now returned to their face-to-face format and are listed below.
The objective of these workshops is to host presentations and foster interaction between senior and junior researchers working in the area of household finance. The workshop will include state-of-the-art research on household financial behaviour and on how this is influenced by other choices, government policies, and the overall economic environment.
Since 2017, the Joint IMO/ENT Workshop brings together researchers from the annual workshop on "Incentives, Management and Organization" and the annual "Economics of Entrepreneurship" workshop. The joint workshop includes joint plenary sessions as well as separate parallel sessions and keynote speeches in both areas.
The annual programme symposium, inaugurated in 2016, is one of the programme’s two regular events, covering long-run macroeconomic issues including economic growth, inequality, political economy, and structural change.
Micro and Macro Implications of Household Behaviour and Financial Decision-Making is a cross-disciplinary seminar series covering research at the intersection of household finance, macro and labour economics. It represents a collaboration between universities and research networks and centres.