RES 2021 Annual Conference
The RES 2021 Annual Conference will take place virtually from Monday 12 to Wednesday 14 April 2021.
The Annual Conference is our flagship event and brings together hundreds of academic and professional economists to present the latest developments in economics and showcase their real-world application.
Keynote Speakers
Nicola Fuchs-Schündeln
Hahn Lecture
Nicola Fuchs-Schündeln is Professor of Macroeconomics and Development at Goethe University Frankfurt and chairwoman of the Review of Economic Studies.
Matthew Gentzkow
Economic Journal Lecture
Matthew Gentzkow is Landau Professor of Technology and the Economy at Stanford University. He studies empirical industrial organization and political economy, with a specific focus on media industries.
Guido Imbens
Sargan Lecture
Guido Imbens is The Applied Econometrics Professor and Professor of Economics at the Stanford Graduate School of Business and the Department of Economics.
Programme Chair: Ricardo Reis (LSE)
Dame Rachel Griffith
Past President's Address
Rachel is Professor of Economics at the University of Manchester and a Research Director of the Institute for Fiscal Studies (IFS).
Lord Nicholas Stern
Past President's Address
IG Patel Professor of Economics and Government, Co-Director of the India Observatory, Chair of the Grantham Research Institute on Climate Change and the Environment at the London School of Economics.
Conference Programme
Click here for a more detailed draft programme including all general session titles.
| Monday 12 April | Tuesday 13 April | Wednesday 14 April | |
| 09.00 - 10.30 | General session 1 | General session 3 | General session 6 |
| 11.00 - 12.15 |
Past Presidents Address - Lord Nicolas Stern, London School of Economics Chair: Dame Carol Propper, RES President and Imperial College Business School |
General session 4 (11.00 - 12.30) |
Past President Address - Dame Rachel Griffith, University of Manchester Chair: Dame Carol Propper, RES President and Imperial College Business School |
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12.45 - 13.30 (See tab below for speaker biographies |
Lunchtime chat: The state of the UK economy Lord Mervyn King, British economist, former governor of the Bank of England Rachel Glennerster, Foreign, Commonwealth & Development Office |
Lunchtime chat: The last letter from America Sir Angus Deaton, Princeton University Sir Tim Besley, RES President Elect and London School of Economics |
Lunchtime chat: The state of economic science Jean Tirole, Toulouse School of Economics Diane Coyle, University of Cambridge |
| 13.45 - 15.15 | General session 2 | General session 5 | General session 7 |
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15.30 - 17.00 (See tab below for draft outline of special sessions) |
Special session 1
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Special session 2 | Special session 3 |
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17.15 - 18.30 |
Economic Journal Lecture Matthew Gentzkow, Stanford University Chair: Ekaterina Zhuravskaya, Paris School of Economics |
Sargan Lecture Guido Imbens, Stanford University Chair: Jaap Abbring, Managing Editor - The Econometrics Journal and Tilburg University |
Hahn Lecture Nicola Fuchs-Schündeln, Goethe University Frankfurt Chair: Dame Carol Propper, RES President and Imperial College Business School |
| 18.45 - 20.00 |
Evening Roundtable: The Future of Work Joel Mokyr, Northwestern University; Chair: Luis Guimaraes, Queen’s University Belfast |
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Sponsorship and Exhibition
The RES are delighted to launch our Sponsorship packages for 2021. We have developed a really exciting suite of options for our virtual event this year, please download our brochure and booking form and feel free to contact us for more information.
We ask that you read our sponsorship terms and conditions before booking.
If you would like to discuss the sponsosrship options in more detail, please call Georgina Jenkins on 07786620838 or email events@res.org.uk
Lunchtime chats
Ricardo Reis, Conference Programme Chair, has created a new Lunchtime Chat session at Conference for 2021.
These informal conversations will cover a variety of relevant topics and promise to be fascinating sessions.
Special Sessions
A draft outline of 2021 special sessions is now available. Please visit the Special Sessions page for information.
2021 Conference Prices
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Full conference ticket prices:
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Member: £60.00 Non-member: £125.00 Member PHD Student: £25.00 |
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One day conference ticket prices:
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Member: £25.00 Non-member: £55.00 |
Professional Development Sessions
The RES’s Professional Development Sessions aim to help economists and others (junior or senior) build their knowledge in particular topical areas.
The sessions are held by leading academics who have extensive experience in the session topics. Sessions focus on content to help improve teaching or research and are designed to deliver practical take-aways.
For 2021 these sessions will be decoupled from the annual conference and will take place online later this year. More information will be sent to members once available.
Media Policy
Terms and Conditions
By submitting a paper to the RES Annual Conference you consent to the RES securely holding details of your submission to the conference for a period of no longer than 24 months for the purposes of analysing submissions. You understand submission details will only be passed to members of the Programme Committee for the purposes of processing the submissions for acceptance onto the RES Annual Conference.
As this is an open scientific conference, all accepted papers will be available in the public domain by default. You will however, be able to update your submission with a more recent version of your paper for submission made through ConferenceMaker.
Any personal data which may be submitted as part of the submission and selection procedure, will be processed by RES in accordance with any applicable data protection legislation, and RES Privacy Notice. You can stop the processing of your data at any time by emailing programme@res.org.uk requesting that your submission be withdrawn.
The Royal Economic Society will be filming large parts of the Conference for wider dissemination. It is presumed that those attending the RES Conference have no objection to being included in footage of the Conference. Any attendee who explicitly wishes not to be included in any broadcast film should contact the RES organisers during the Conference. We will then seek to edit film footage accordingly.
