Conference Objectives
- Encourage cross-border collaboration between academic economists, institutional researchers, and public policy architects
- Showcase current empirical studies and theoretical frameworks that address contemporary economic disruptions
- Examine the economic consequences of technological transformation, climate transition, and geopolitical realignment
- Provide a structured platform for early-career economists to present original research before an international audience
- Bridge the gap between economic modeling and actionable policy recommendations for governments and institutions
- Celebrate 29 years of scholarly excellence by reflecting on how economic research has evolved and where it must go next
Who Should Attend
Expect to meet university economists, doctoral students, public finance officials and think tank researchers.
- Academic economists and university faculty from research-intensive institutions
- Graduate and doctoral students seeking international exposure for their dissertations
- Central bank analysts and monetary policy researchers
- Government economists and public finance ministry officials
- Development finance professionals and international organization representatives
- Corporate economists and financial sector analysts
- Think tank researchers and independent economic consultants
Select Ticket Type
The 29th International Conference on Economics offers a thoughtfully structured set of registration options designed to accommodate the diverse needs of our global academic community, from doctoral students presenting their first major research to senior economists attending for networking and professional development. Each ticket tier provides clearly defined access privileges, and delegates are invited to select the option that best aligns with their conference goals and engagement preferences. All listed registration fees are fully inclusive of applicable taxes, ensuring complete pricing transparency from the moment you register.
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
Registered participants of the 29th International Conference on Economics may request an official invitation letter to assist with their travel arrangements and visa application process. These letters are issued by the conference secretariat following successful registration and payment confirmation, and they include key details such as conference dates, location in Toronto, Canada, and the participant’s role, whether as a presenter or attendee.
To request your invitation letter, simply contact the organizing committee through the official conference portal after completing your registration. The secretariat aims to process all invitation letter requests promptly, recognizing that many international delegates require ample lead time to complete their Canadian visa applications. Participants are advised to initiate this process as early as possible to avoid any travel-related complications.
It is important to note that while the conference secretariat will provide every reasonable assistance in preparing your invitation documentation, the issuance of an official conference invitation letter does not guarantee the approval of a Canadian visa or entry permit. All immigration decisions are made exclusively by the relevant Canadian immigration authorities, and the conference organizers bear no responsibility for the outcome of any visa application.
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 – 29th International Conference on Economics
The 29th International Conference on Economics welcomes original submissions that push the boundaries of economic inquiry across theoretical, empirical, and applied domains. Researchers are encouraged to submit work that challenges existing paradigms or offers novel solutions to pressing global economic questions.
Accepted work may be considered for the conference proceedings where applicable and is presented during the event in Toronto, Canada.
Suggested Submission Topics:
- Macroeconomic policy and fiscal stabilization
- Behavioral economics and decision-making
- International trade and tariff dynamics
- Climate economics and carbon pricing
- Labor market transitions and automation
- Financial market regulation and systemic risk
- Development economics and poverty reduction
- Digital currencies and fintech disruption
- Inequality, redistribution, and social mobility
- Health economics and pandemic recovery
- Urban economics and housing affordability
- Monetary policy in inflationary environments
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 29th edition, papers can cover any of the conference tracks, for example Financial market regulation and systemic risk, Digital currencies and fintech disruption or Monetary policy in inflationary environments.
| 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
All manuscripts and extended abstracts submitted to the 29th International Conference on Economics are evaluated through a double-blind peer review process, with each submission assessed by qualified reviewers in the field. Review criteria encompass originality of contribution, methodological soundness, clarity of argumentation, and relevance to contemporary economic discourse.
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 and prominent recognition across the conference’s official digital platforms, academic newsletter, and post-event proceedings publication
- Winning authors will be granted a complimentary priority registration for the following edition of the International Conference on Economics, acknowledging their outstanding scholarly contribution and encouraging continued engagement with the conference community
29th International Conference on Economics – March 01, 2027 – 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 29th International Conference on Economics welcomes scholars from across all economic disciplines and related interdisciplinary fields — contributions that intersect economics with sociology, political science, environmental studies, or public health are equally valued and encouraged
- Registration and payment confirmation constitute a delegate’s formal commitment to attend; the conference organization reserves the right to reallocate presentation slots or session assignments if attendance is not confirmed within specified deadlines
- While the conference program features multiple concurrent tracks and special sessions, individual delegates are responsible for managing their own schedules, and the organizing committee cannot guarantee access to every session given venue capacity constraints and real-time scheduling adjustments