Past conferences

EconWorld2024@Madrid

1–3 February 2024 · Madrid, Spain · Gran Hotel Conde Duque

The 16th EconWorld conference (International Conference on Economics) was held in Madrid, Spain on 1–3 February 2024 at Gran Hotel Conde Duque.

Organizing Committee

Scientific Committee

Accepted papers 15

PaperAuthorsAbstract
T1T – Labour and Macroeconomics
Gender and Labour Market Integration ProgrammeGuillaume Morlet, Katherine Caves Abstract
Persistent US Current Account Deficit: The Role of Foreign Direct InvestmentKaan Celebi, Werner Röger, Paul J.J. Welfens Abstract
Fed Projections vs Professional Forecasts in Times of CrisisChristian Jensen Abstract
The Impact of Contract Farming on Agricultural Productivity: Evidence from TürkiyeMustafa Özsarı, Yılmaz Kılıçaslan Abstract
Role of Social Entrepreneurship in Sustainable Development Goals: Evidence from an Emerging EconomyMuhammad Ishtiaq Ishaq Abstract
F1A – Topics in Economics
Use of Unmanned Aerial Vehicles in Agricultural Sector and Its Effect on Productivity: Firm EvaluationAtabey Bayraktar, Aliye Atay Abstract
Media-linked Directors and Corporate Risk-Taking: Evidence from ChinaHao Tian Abstract
Gendering small-scale fisheries in Sub-Saharan Africa: Assessing the impact of training on women’s income, household food security and dietary qualityEmmanuel Orkoh, Assem Abu Hatab Abstract
F1B – Macroeconomics
Decomposition of Consumer Sentiment and the Effects of Cyclical Component on Macroeconomic VariablesAzharul Islam Abstract
Stock Prices Prediction Using Generative Adversarial Networks (GAN) MethodCemal Öztürk, Abdulkadir Karacı Abstract
Determinants of The Total Factor Productivity Changes in A Panel of Relevant European Union BanksCandida Ferreira Abstract
Possible Effects of Global Trends on Turkish Agricultural Products Foreign TradeSevgi Sezer Abstract
F1C – Labour
Estimating the value of informal care in European countriesCristina Vilaplana-Prieto Abstract
Human development and inequality: The importance of social expenditureRonald Miranda Abstract
Unemployment Decomposition in Spain for the period 1980-2019: Evolution of Structural UnemploymentMiguel Calero Abstract