NABE Events

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Upcoming NABE Events

NABE Transfer Pricing Roundtable Webinar:
International Compliance Assurance Program: The Best Kept Secret in Transfer Pricing
October 6, 2022
3:00 PM Eastern

64th NABE Annual Meeting
October 9-11, 2022
JW Marriott
Chicago, IL

6th Annual NABE Tech Economics Conference
November 6-8, 2022
Grand Hyatt Seattle
Seattle, WA

Upcoming CBE Courses and Exam Offerings

Writing Skills for Business Economists and Analysts
October 12, 2022

8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
JW Marriott Chicago
Chicago, IL

Communication & Presentation Skills for Business Economists & Analysts
October 13-14, 2022
2 days, 8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
JW Marriott Chicago
Chicago, IL

Applied Econometrics
October 25-28, 2022
4 days, 8:30 AM – 4:30 PM
NABE Office Conference Center
Washington, DC

Machine Learning and Data Science for Economists
November 9-10, 2022
2 days, 8:30 AM – 4:30 PM
Grand Hyatt Seattle
Seattle, WA

Time-Series Analysis and Forecasting
December 5-7, 2022
3 days, 8:30 AM – 4:30 PM
NABE Office Conference Center
Washington, DC

Register to take the CBE Exam remotely or at a testing center near you!

Past NABE Events

Webinars

For recordings of past virtual events (webinars, teleconferences, etc.), please visit the NABE Digital Archive page (NABE members only).

CBE Careers in Economic Webinar Series (public)

Annual Meetings

2021 - "Shocks, Shifts, and the Emerging Economic Landscape," Hybrid, Arlington, VA, September 26-28, 2021
2020 - "Global Reset? Economics, Business, and Policy in the Pandemic", Virtual, October 5-7
2019 - "Trucks and Terabytes: Integrating the 'Old' and 'New' Economies", Denver, CO, October 5-8
2018 - "Revolution or Evolution? Reexamining Economic Paradigms," Boston, MA, September 28-October 2
2017 - "Prospects for Growth: Reassessing the Fundamentals," Cleveland, OH, September 23-26
2016 - "Global Business, Domestic Tension: Navigating the World Economy," Atlanta, GA, September 10-13
2015 - “North America’s Place in a Changing World Economy,” Washington, DC, October 10-13
2014 - "Beyond the Business Cycle: Strategies for the Long Term," Chicago, IL, September 27-30
2013 - "Creative Destruction in Business and Economic Thinking," San Francisco, CA, September 7-10
2012 - "The Path to Prosperity: Bridging the Gap between Finance and the Real Economy," New York, NY, October 14-16
2011 - "New Horizons for the Global Economic Landscape," Dallas, TX, September 10-13
2010 - "Mile-High Challenges to Economic Prosperity," Denver, CO, October 9-12
2009 - "The New Global Financial and Economic Architecture: Gateway to Recovery," St. Louis, MO, Oct 10-13
2008 - "Addressing Future Economic Challenges," Washington, DC., Oct 4-7
2007 - "Global Integration, Competition, and Innovation," San Francisco CA, Sept 9-11
2006 - "Comparative Advantage in the 21st Century,” Boston MA, Sept 10-12
2005 - "Who Moved My Paradigm?," Chicago, IL, Sept 25-27
2004 - "Politics of the Pocketbook," Philadelphia, PA, Oct 3-5
2003 - "Hard Lessons of the 'New Economy,'" Atlanta, GA, Sept 14-16
2002 - "Understanding Cycles and Shocks," Washington, DC, Sept 29-Oct 1
2001 - "NABE® in a New York Minute," New York, NY, Sept 9-11
2000 -"The Challenge of Affluence," Chicago, IL, Sept 10-13
1999 -"Targeting Business Risks and Opportunities," San Francisco, CA, Sept 25-29

Policy Conferences

2022 - "Policy Options for Sustainable and Inclusive Growth," Washington, DC, March 20-22
2021 - "Policy Challenges Post-COVID" Virtual, March 22-23
2020 - "2020 Vision: Examining Policy Prescriptions in an Election Year" Washington, DC, February 23-25
2019 - "Promoting Global Growth and Domestic Economic Security," Washington, DC, February 27-March 1
2018 - "Promoting Sustained Growth: Policy Tensions and Risks," Washington, DC, February 25-27
2017 - "Recalibrating Policy for Sustained Growth," Washington, DC, March 5-7
2016 - "Policy Challenges in an Interconnected World," Washington, DC, March 6-8
2015 - "Hard Truths, Difficult Choices," Washington, DC, March 8-10
2014 - "Policy Choices: Immediate Needs, Enduring Challenges," Washington, DC, February 23-25
2013 - "Global Challenges, Domestic Choices: Options for Economic Policy," Washington, DC, March 3-5
2012 - "From Crisis Management to Long-Term Renewal," Arlington, VA, March 25-27
2011 - "Balancing Austerity and Growth: Delivering Policies that Work," Arlington, VA, March 6-8
2010 - "The New Normal? Policy Choices After the Great Recession," Arlington, VA, March 7-9
2009 - "Restoring Financial and Economic Stability," Arlington, VA, March 1-3
2008 - "Policy Choices for an Election Year - And Beyond," Arlington, VA, March 3-4
2007 - "An Economic Framework for Effective Policymaking," Arlington, VA, March 12-13
2006 - "Policies to Boost Economic Growth and Security — What's Needed?," Arlington, VA, March 13-14
2005 - "The New Administration and Congress: Policy Frontiers for Growth and Security," Wash, DC, March 21-22
2004 - "Economic Policy in Transition: From Short-term Stimulus to Long-term Sustainability," Wash, DC, March 25-26
2003 - "The Revival of Activist Policy: What Will It Mean For The Economy?," Washington, DC, March 24-25
2002 - "US Policy in an Uncertain Global Economy," Washington, DC, March 25-26
2001 - "Policy Challenges Facing the New Administration and Congress," Washington, DC, March 26-27
2000 - "The Surplus Conundrum," Washington, DC, March 25-26

Economic Measurement Seminars

2022 - Washington, DC, July 18-19
2021 - Virtual, August 9-11
2020 - Virtual, August 31-September 2
2019 - Washington, DC, July 15-16
2018 - Washington, DC, July 16-17
2017 - Washington, DC, July 17-18
2016 - Washington, DC, July 18-19
2015 - Washington, DC, July 20-21
2014 - Washington, DC, July 21-22
2013 - Arlington, VA, July 29-30
2012- Arlington, VA, July 30-31
2011 - Arlington, VA, July 25-26
2010 - Arlington, VA, April 12-14
2009 - Washington, DC, April 13-15
2008 - Dallas, TX, June 16-18
2007 - San Diego, CA, April 22-24
2006 - University of Maryland, MD, May 21-23
2005 - University of Maryland, MD, June 5-7
2004 - Kissimmee, FL, May 2-4

Transfer Pricing Symposiums

Tech Economics Conference (TEC) / Big Data / Industry

2021 - 5th Annual Tech Economics Conference: "Economics in the Age of Algorithms, Experiments, and AI," Virtual, November 8-9
2020 - 4th Annual Tech Economics Conference: "Economics in the Age of Algorithms, Experiments, and AI," Virtual, November 9-11
2019 - 3rd Annual Tech Economics Conference: "Economics in the Age of Algorithms, Experiments, and AI," Seattle, WA, November 3-5
2018 - 2nd Annual Tech Economics Conference: "Economics in the Age of Algorithms, Experiments, and AI," San Francisco, CA, October 28-30
2017 - Inaugural Tech Economics Conference: "Economics in the Age of Algorithms, Experiments, and AI," Seattle, WA, November 15-16
2016 - "Extracting Value from Big Data: New Tools for Business Economics," Boston, MA, June 20-21
2015 - "Big Data Analytics at Work: New Tools for Corporate and Industry Economics," Boston, MA, June 16-17

International Symposiums

2022 - NABE-Bundesbank Event, From Global Pandemic to Geopolitical Conflict: Pathways for the World Economy, Eltville am Rhein, Germany, May 9-10
2021 - Virtual, A Vision of the Global Economy Post COVID, May 11-12
2020 - No Event Held
2019 - NABE-Sveriges Riksbank Event, Global Economies at the Crossroads: Growing Together While Growing Apart?, Stockholm, Sweden, May 2-3
2018 - NABE-Bank of Spain Event, Global Recovery: The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly , Madrid, Spain, April 16-17
2017 - NABE-Bank of Italy Event, Globalization in Danger , Rome, Italy, May 4-5
2016 - NABE-OECD Event, Reigniting Global Growth: Headwinds and Tailwinds, Paris, France, May 23-24
2015 - NABE-Deutsche Bundesbank Event, Economic Growth, Monetary Policy, and Structural Reform: Challenges Ahead for the United States and Europe, Munich, Germany, May 19-20