Call for Papers: Minimum Wage Workshop by China Institute for Income Distribution

CIID
Published: 2016/8/10 9:10:21    Updated time: 2016/8/10 9:10:21

Abstract: The workshop will be held on 20th September 2016, and it aims to inspire discussions and knowledge sharing on minimum wage. Two famous Labor economics expert, John Addison (University of South Carolina) and David Neumark (University of California, Irvine) will be invited as keynote speakers. Many domestic economists and researchers will also be invited to promote academic communication exchange. It is with great pleasure that we write to call for your papers.
Keywords: Minimum Wage; Workshop

 Established in 2011, China Institute for Income Distribution (CIID) is an economic research institute focused on the analysis of income distribution, poverty and labor markets. Based on Business School Beijing Normal University, it builds a strong researching group and serves as a place of communication with economists and researchers spanning across many countries，especially Sweden, the United Kingdom, Canada, Australia and France.

The workshop will be held on 20th September 2016, and it aims to inspire discussions and knowledge sharing on minimum wage. Two famous Labor economics expert, John Addison (University of South Carolina) and David Neumark (University of California, Irvine) will be invited as keynote speakers. Many domestic economists and researchers will also be invited to promote academic communication exchange. It is with great pleasure that we write to call for your papers.

Main topic: minimum wage

Contact email: minimum_wage@163.com

Paper submission due date: 5th September, 2016

Paper notification: Before 15th September, 2016

Conference date: 20th September, 2016

Address: Beijing Normal University (No9, Xinjiekou Wai St, Haidian, Beijing, China)

All submissions will be handled electronically. Papers can be written in either English or Chinese. Once the paper being accepted, the round-trip fare between your city and Beijing will be paid by CIID, as well as accommodation fee.