We hope you will join us for the:
59th Annual Conference
October 6-8, 2022
Hyatt Regency St. Louis at the Arch
St. Louis, Missouri
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Book online here or contact: Hyatt Regency St. Louis at The Arch 315 Chestnut Street St. Louis, Missouri 63102 United States Phone: 314 655 1234 Group Code: G-MVE9 NIGHTLY RATE: $149 |
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Register for the conference!
Register on or before October 1st:
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MVEA 2022 Conference Registration
$40.00 - $105.00
Register for the MVEA 2022 Conference by selecting your membership type below. You can also add the MVEA Luncheon to your registration. Rates after October 1st: Non-MVEA Member: $120 MVEA Member: $90 Full-Time Student: $45 After selecting your registration options, please leave the "Quantity" selector at 1 and add each registration to your cart individually. If you are registering for multiple people or someone other than yourself, please provide a list of names and email addresses in the "Note to Seller" box before submitting your order checkout. |
The 2021 MVEA Conference was held virtually.
58th Annual Conference
October 14-16, 2021
2021 Conference Information:
2021 Graduate Student Paper Award Winners
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Best Graduate Student Paper
Lonnie Hofmann | University of Missouri – Columbia The Effect of Three Strikes Laws on Violent Crime Rates Distinguished Graduate Student Paper
Bryce VanderBerg | Michigan State University The Signaling Role of Early Career Job Loss Notable Graduate Student Paper
Caio Vigo Pereira | University of Kansas A Machine Learning Factor-Based Interpretation for the Bond Risk Premia in U.S. |
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2021 MVEA Virtual Mixer Thursday, October 14, 2021 6:30-7:30pm The 2021 mixer was held virtually and included meet-and-greet time as well as self-selected conversations. |
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2021 Conference Registration Fee: $20
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2021 Luncheon Speaker: Dr. Nabamita Dutta
Entrepreneurship - The rising role of culture
While extensive research on the interaction between economic factors and formal institutions (laws, policies, etc.) exists, the role of informal institutions (i.e. cultural traits) is less understood. This talk will summarize the importance of informal institutions in shaping entrepreneurial growth and development within a country’s formal institutions and emphasize differences related to gender and entrepreneurship.
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Learn more about Dr. Nabamita Dutta
Nabamita Dutta is a Professor of Economics at University of Wisconsin-La Crosse. To date, she has published over 50 peer-reviewed articles. Her main research interests hinge at the intersection of new institutional economics and economic development with emphasis on political economy, entrepreneurship, and economics of gender. Her articles have appeared in esteemed journals like the European Journal of Political Economy, Kyklos, Small Business Economics, International Review of Economics and Finance, Industrial Relations: A Journal of Economy and Society, Journal of Institutional Economics, Review of International Economics, Oxford Development Studies, and so on. She has been a visiting research scholar at various institutions in India, Australia, and Germany; and has delivered invited research talks at various prestigious international conferences and workshops. Her research has also been covered by the media, in particular by the BBC, NYMag, and Ideas for India. Based on google scholar, her work has been cited more than 1200 times. Nabamita Dutta is originally from Kolkata, India and moved to this country in 2004 to do her Ph.D. in economics. She graduated from West Virginia University and moved to La Crosse, Wisconsin to start as an Assistant Professor in 2009. She is currently the Associate Editor of Economic Modelling as well as on the Editorial Board for Pakistan Development Review and Economies. 2021 Economic Outlook Address: Dr. Huixin Bi
Huixin Bi is a Research and Policy Officer in the Economic Research Department of the Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City. Previously, Ms. Bi served as an economist at the Bank of Canada from 2010 to 2015. Her main areas of research are fiscal policy, sovereign debt and computational economics. She holds a B.S. in engineering from Nankai University in China, a M.S. in engineering at Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology, and a Ph.D. in economics from Indiana University. Learn more about Dr. Huixin Bi Past Conferences |
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