Conference Objectives
- Encourage cross-border dialogue on macroeconomic stability, fiscal policy reform, and sustainable growth frameworks relevant to the post-pandemic era
- Create a structured platform for presenting original empirical research, quantitative modeling, and behavioral economics findings to a critical international audience
- Examine the distributional consequences of technological disruption, automation, and digitalization on labor markets and income inequality
- Advance interdisciplinary conversations linking economic theory with environmental sustainability, climate finance, and the green transition
- Strengthen collaborative ties between academic economists, central bank researchers, development organizations, and private-sector analysts
- Identify emerging methodological frontiers in econometrics, computational economics, and big-data-driven policy evaluation
Who Should Attend
Tenure-track faculty, PhD candidates, public finance officials and sociologists with economic interests can all take part.
- Academic economists and tenure-track faculty seeking peer validation of original research
- PhD candidates and postdoctoral researchers looking to present dissertation work and expand their scholarly network
- Central bank analysts and monetary policy researchers monitoring global macroeconomic trends
- Government economists and public finance officials engaged in evidence-based policymaking
- Development economists and practitioners affiliated with international organizations and NGOs
- Corporate strategists and financial sector professionals applying economic modeling to business decisions
- Interdisciplinary scholars from sociology, political science, and environmental studies whose work intersects with economic inquiry
Select Ticket Type
Designed to accommodate the diverse range of professionals and scholars attending the 17th International Conference on Economics in Toronto, the registration tiers offer flexible options suited to different participation levels and career stages. Whether you are presenting new research, joining as a collaborating co-author, or attending as a delegate eager to absorb new economic thinking, there is a registration category crafted for your needs. All listed ticket prices are fully inclusive of applicable taxes, ensuring complete transparency with no hidden charges at checkout.
Registration Fees
- Early Bird Author Registration – US$499 For authors keen on availing a $100 discount on the regular registration fee, early bird registration is recommended.
- Regular Author Registration – US$599 If the early bird deadline has been missed, authors can opt for the regular registration process.
- Listener Registration – US$499 Individuals interested in attending the conference to expand their knowledge and network can register as listeners.
What Registration Includes
- Admission to the conference sessions
- Conference materials
- Presentation opportunity for eligible authors and speakers
- Certificate of participation or presentation for eligible registered participants
- Networking access
- Conference photo session
- Official registration confirmation
- Invitation letter support for eligible registered participants
- Refreshments or meal items as confirmed in the final venue package
Invitation Letter Support
Upon successful registration, the organizing committee of the 17th International Conference on Economics is pleased to provide official invitation letters to confirmed participants who require documentation for institutional, funding, or travel-planning purposes. These letters are issued exclusively to individuals who have completed payment and hold a valid registration record for the 2026 Toronto event.
The invitation letter will formally acknowledge your participation status, whether as a presenting author, co-author, or registered attendee, and will include key conference details such as the event title, dates, and location in Toronto, Canada. Requests for invitation letters should be submitted through the designated portal on the conference website, and the organizing secretariat will process them in a timely manner following registration confirmation.
It is important to note that the invitation letter issued by the conference organizing committee serves solely as confirmation of your acceptance and registration and does not, under any circumstances, constitute a guarantee of visa approval or entry into Canada. Visa applications remain entirely at the discretion of the relevant immigration authorities, and applicants are strongly encouraged to initiate their visa process well in advance of the conference dates through the appropriate embassy or consulate.
Before You Register
- Registration fees are non-refundable and cannot be transferred to another person. If your visa is refused, you get 50% off one new registration for a later edition in your name.
- Your invitation letter is emailed within 3 to 5 business days after your payment is verified.
- You arrange your own visa, travel and accommodation.
Call for Papers – 17th International Conference on Economics
Scholars worldwide are invited to submit original, unpublished manuscripts that push the boundaries of economic understanding across any of the conference’s thematic tracks. Submissions spanning theoretical contributions, empirical analyses, and policy-oriented case studies are equally welcomed and will receive careful editorial consideration.
Accepted work may be considered for the conference proceedings where applicable and is presented during the event in Toronto, Canada.
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Paper and Abstract Submission
Authors are invited to submit abstracts, research papers, case studies, review papers or professional practice presentations.
All submissions are reviewed before acceptance. Submitted work should be original and not previously published.
For the 17th edition, papers can cover any of the conference tracks, for example Inflation, Interest Rates, and Monetary Policy, Labor Markets and Wage Determination or Income Distribution and Welfare Economics.
| Submission Type | Description |
|---|---|
| Abstract | A concise summary of the research, case study or presentation topic |
| Full Paper | A complete academic or professional paper |
| Case Study | A practical business, management or economic case analysis |
| Review Paper | A literature-based research or industry review |
| Professional Presentation | A practice-based presentation from professional experience |
Submission Guidelines
- Submissions must be written in English.
- Submissions must be original and relevant to the conference theme.
- Abstracts should clearly describe the purpose, method, findings and relevance of the work.
- Full papers should normally be between 4 and 12 pages.
- Authors must complete registration after acceptance to confirm participation.
Peer Review Details
Every manuscript submitted to the 17th International Conference on Economics undergoes a structured double-blind peer review process, wherein the identities of both authors and reviewers are withheld to ensure impartial scholarly evaluation. Review panels are composed of domain experts drawn from the international economics community, and authors receive constructive written feedback to support the refinement of their work.
To know more about our peer review details, visit here.
Submission Form
Note: If you are interested in participating as an author, you must submit your paper through the Author Paper Submission Form before completing the payment and registration.
Best Paper Award
The Best Paper Award will be announced at the conference closing session. The winner will be rewarded with:
- Recipients of the Best Paper Award will receive a certificate of excellence, presented at the closing session in Toronto, providing public recognition before peers
- Winning papers will be prominently featured in the conference’s official post-event communications, including the proceedings publication and digital newsletters distributed to the global economics community, significantly amplifying the scholarly visibility and citation potential of the awarded research
17th International Conference on Economics – December 01, 2026 – Toronto, Canada
[Registration starts 9 AM, Gate closes 9:30 AM]
| Time | Activity |
|---|---|
| 9:00 AM – 10:00 AM | Registration and networking |
| 10:00 AM – 10:20 AM | Opening remarks |
| 10:20 AM – 11:00 AM | Keynote session |
| 11:00 AM – 12:30 PM | Technical Session 1 |
| 12:30 PM – 1:30 PM | Lunch break |
| 1:30 PM – 3:00 PM | Technical Session 2 |
| 3:00 PM – 3:30 PM | Coffee break |
| 3:30 PM – 4:30 PM | Panel discussion and audience Q&A |
| 4:30 PM – 5:00 PM | Certificate distribution and photo session |
| 5:00 PM – 6:00 PM | Networking session |
Venue
To be announced.
Contact Us
3 Massey Square, East York, Ontario M4C 5L5, Canada
E-mail: [email protected]
Keynote Speaker
Keynote speaker to be announced. Focus: global transformation, leadership, innovation, and strategic growth.
Conference Terms
- Name or spelling changes to an issued invitation letter cost US$50.
- A notarized invitation letter is an optional extra service (US$100), sent within 10 business days after payment. It supports a visa application but does not guarantee approval.
Terms and ConditionsRefund PolicyNotarized Invitation Letter
Disclaimer
- The 17th International Conference on Economics is an explicitly multidisciplinary gathering; while the central focus is economics, submissions and participants from cognate fields — including finance, political economy, development studies, and environmental economics — are encouraged, and the organizing committee makes no claim to exhaustive disciplinary exclusivity.
- Registration and payment of conference fees confirm a delegate’s intent to attend but do not constitute an irrevocable guarantee of physical attendance; the organizing committee reserves the right to modify, reschedule, or adapt the event format in response to circumstances beyond its reasonable control, with appropriate communication provided to all registered participants.
- The conference program comprises multiple concurrent thematic tracks and sessions; registered delegates acknowledge that timetable constraints may make it impossible to attend every session of interest, and the organizing committee cannot guarantee individual access to specific sessions that reach maximum room capacity.