About VEAM 2011
Theme
“Economics”
The Vietnam Economist Annual Meeting (VEAM) is annual meeting organized for domestically- and internationally-based economists and other social researchers to present their studies and works. In 2011, the Development and Policies Research Center (DEPOCEN), the University of Economics and Law (UEL), the French National Center for Scientific Research (CNRS), and the Foreign Trade University (FTU) hosted the Fourth Vietnamese Economist Annual Meeting (VEAM 2011). VEAM 2011 took place on 27-28th September 2011 in Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam. VEAM brings together social scientists and PhD students from Vietnam and all over the world to exchange their ideas on management and economics. The meeting provides an opportunity to initiate a worldwide network of Vietnamese economists and other social scientists, expand and consolidate cooperation in scientific researches. It is an opportunity for Vietnamese universities, economics and management schools, governmental agencies and companies to experience, first hand, economic and management researches of Vietnamese scholar community all over the world. The meeting will include a variety of other activities, including informal discussions, presentations by leading international economists, and honor audience.
Keynote Speakers
3 speakersProf. Ngo Van Long
McGill University, Canada
Capital-Labour Substitution, Structural Change, and Growth
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Prof. Le Van Cuong
CNRS, France
On the existence, efficiency and bubbles of a Ramsey equilibrium with endogenous labor supply and borrowing constraints
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Prof. Aditya Goenka
NUS, Singapore
Infectious Diseases and Endogenous Growth
Conference Papers
32 papersSelected papers presented at VEAM 2011. Click any paper card or the PDF button to access the full text.
China's new found love: The GMS
Nilanjan Banik, Centre for Advanced Financial Studies (CAFS), India
Housing Investment: What Makes It so Volatile? Theory and Evidence from OECD Countries
Quoc Hung Nguyen, Institute of Developing Economies, Japan
Oil and Gold: Correlation or Causation?
Thai-Ha Le, Youngho Chang, Nanyang Technological University
Who Gains and Who Loses from the Exchange Rate System in Vietnam?
Bui Minh Tam, Thammasat University (Thailand)
The Relevance of CCS as a Climate Policy Instrument in Vietnam
Nguyen Thanh Nhan and Minh Ha-Duong, CIRED-CNRS
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