A1: Social rights, public goods and redistribution

Children as public goods? The economics of childlessness and parenthood in the UK
Ines Heck, University of Greenwich 

Against the individualisation of social rights
Henri Sterdyniak, Sciences Po Paris

Distances in Common: Access to Public Infrastructure Across Time and Space in Germany
Jan David Weber, University of Duisburg-Essen, Helena Vitt

When Redistribution Reduces Its Own Support: A Macro-Micro Analysis of Redistribution, Merit Beliefs, and Gender
Bianka Mey, Chemnitz University of Technology, Max Andreas Uhlig

A2: Fiscal policy and gender

Does Fiscal Policy Shape Gender Equity? Evidence from Infrastructure Spending in Low-, Middle-, and High-Income Economies
Ruth Badru, University of Bristol

The impact of care investments on job creation and the formalisation of employment
Cem Oyvat, University of Greenwich

Interregional and intersectoral macroeconomic, environmental and gendered implications of the transition to a green and caring economy in Europe
Jasmin Lukasz, University of Greenwich, Maria Nikolaidi, Özlem Onaran

A3: IAFFE session I

Breaking barriers: Afghan women’s struggle and contribution to Sustainable Development Goals
Freeman Munisi Mateko, University of Johannesburg

Reducing Time and Income Poverty in the US and South Africa: An Intersectional Microsimulation Analysis
Thomas Masterson, Levy Economics Institute of Bard College, Aashima Sinha, Ajit Zacharias

Globalisation and Feminization of the manufacturing sector in Vietnam (2007 - 2016): The role of firm productivity, FDI and trade orientation
Thanh Phuong Bui, University of St Andrews, MinhTam Bui

Do women gain from structural change? Sectoral employment feminization and productivity growth
Valeria Esquivel, International Labour Organisation (ILO)

A4: Ecological economics I

The Climate Cost of Inequality: Trade-offs and Structural Effects
Martin Middelanis, FU Berlin, Svenja Flechtner

Can A Wealth Tax Reduce Greenhouse Gas Emissions in Europe?
Alexander Guschanski, University of Greenwich, Rafael Wildauer

Barriers to Socio-Ecological Transition in the Face of Structural Global Inequalities
Anna Hornykewycz, Linz Institute for Transformative Change, L. Cserjan, T. Hager, M. Aistleitner, F. Scharnreiter

The Impact of Climate Transition Risks on the Brazilian Financial Sector
Angela Modica Scala, IUSS Pavia, M. Alexandre, A. Caiani, G. Tadeu Lima

A5: Conflict inflation

A post-Keynesian open economy model with conflict inflation, distribution, employment and external balance
Benjamin Jungmann, HWR Berlin, Eckhard Hein, Juan Manuel Campana
 

A Unified Theory of Conflict Inflation: Expectations, Barrier Wages, and Hyperinflation
Ryan Woodgate, Forward College Berlin

The Interplay of Wage Share Targets and Inflation: A Conflict-Based Framework
Jonas Dix, University of Bamberg, Artur Tarassow, Christian Proaño

Endogenous money and inflation: An introductory Kaleckian conflict inflation model
Cara Dabrowski, The Vienna Institute for International Economic Studies (wiiw), Eckhard Hein

A6: Financial markets

Financial subordination and monetary policy autonomy: Competing Frameworks and Empirical Evidence
Dirk Bezemer, University of Groningen, Indy Dirksen

International Monetary and Financial Subordination
Annina Kaltenbrunner, University of Leeds, Pablo Bortz, Riccardo d‘Orsi

A tale of two crisis: Failed attempts to reclaim policy space from financial markets in Argentina and Turkey
Juan Manuel Campana, Berlin School of Economics and Law, Ümit Akcay

You are worth that to me – Unpacking differences between USD and RMB central bank swap allocation
Thomas Goda, Escuela de Finanzas, Economía y Gobierno (EAFIT), Laurissa Mühlich, Barbara Fritz

B1: Gender inequality in time use

Chair: Camille Logeay

Unveiling Gendered Differences in the Temporal Fragmentation of Paid Work From Home: Evidence from the Austrian Time Use Survey
Judith Derndorfer, Austrian Chamber of Labour, Vanessa Lechinger, Eva Six

Household Living Standards in the U.S.: Unpaid Work, Market Substitutes, and Time Poverty
Franziska Dorn, University of Duisburg-Essen

Asymmetric Effects of Excessive Working Hours on Spousal Labour Supply: Evidence from German Couples
Zarah Westrich, University of Duisburg-Essen

Gender, Marriage, and Portfolio Choice: Role of Income Risk
Pubali Chakraborty, Bates College, Anand Chopra

B2: Gender-responsive budgeting

Assessing Gender-Responsive Public Financial Management in Turkey: A GRPFM-Based Analysis (2014–2024)
Reyhan Karababa, Hitit University

Gender budgeting and budget consolidation in Austria
Tamara Premrov, Chamber of Labour Vienna, Jana Schultheiß

Towards a Care-Responsive Budgeting: A Feminist Economic Approach to Fiscal Policy in Brazil
Luiza Nassif Pires, UNICAMP, A. L. de Azevedo Cardoso, T. Diogo

A Comparative Analysis of Gender Responsive Budget Performance in Turkish Municipalities: Insights for Macro-level Policy
Yelda Yucel, Istanbul Bilgi University, B. Yakut-Cakar, A. Yakar Onal, G. Gunluk-Senesen

B3: IAFFE session II

Household Solutions, Policy Blind Spots: Mapping the Gendered and Economic Impact of Unpaid Elder Care and the Socio-Economic Realities
Özge İzdeş Terkoğlu, İstanbul University-Cerrahpaşa, Emel Memiş

Centering Care: Estimating Childcare Gaps and their Economic Outcomes for U.S. States
Aashima Sinha, Levy Economics Institute of Bard College, Thomas Masterson, Ajit Zacharias

Impact of the war in Russia-Ukraine on the African economies Egypt and Kenya: a gendered macro-micro modelling assessment
Martin Henseler, Partnership for Economic Policy (PEP), Jorge Davalos, Helene Maisonnave

Understanding Gendered Perceptions of Economics in Secondary Education: A Mixed-Methods Study
Bianca Orsi, University of Leeds

B4: US economic issues

The Rational Kernel in the Protectionist Shell? Trump’s Tariffs and the Impact of Trade on the US Economy
Robert A. Blecker, American University

The Political Economy of Trump‘s Tariffs
Christoph Scherrer, International Center for Development and Decent Work (ICDD)

Monetary Policy Transmission to Consumption: Inequalities by Gender and Race
Aina Puig, Pace University

The Impact of Austerity on Gender Inequality in Time Allocation in the United States
Anamika Sen, Bates College

B5 Profits, inflation and inequality

Best of times, worst of times: record fossil fuel profits, inflation and inequality
Gregor Semieniuk, University of Massachusetts Amherst, Isabella Weber, Iain Weaver, Evan Wasner, Ben Braun, Philip Holden, Pablo Salas, Jean-Francois Mercure, Neil Edwards

Accounting for post-pandemic inflation: corporate pricing, profit margins and income distribution
Jo Michell, University of the West of England, Ayoze Alfageme

Monetary Policy Biases and Conflicting Claims Inflation
Arslan Razmi, University of Massachusetts

How a Minskyan Supercycle Ends
Cédric Durand, University of Geneva, Ayoze Alfageme, Simon Grothe

B6: Income distribution

Indebtedness, the cost of borrowing, and the U.S. working class
Leila Davis, University of Massachusetts Boston, Charalampos Konstantinidis

Class struggle and distribution in the United States
Roberto Veneziani, Queen Mary University of London, Carlo Fiorio, Simon Mohun

Bargaining power, demand growth and the decline of the labor share
Alejandro Gonzalez, Washington University in St. Louis

A Proposal for a Minimum and Maximum Income in Hego Euskal Herria
Roser Espelt Alba, ELA Sindikatua, Lluis Rodriguez,  Aitor Murguia,  Iñaki Salaberri,  Xabier Zabala

C1: Labor formality and gender

Women‘s labor force participation, labor informality and Guaranteed Minimum Income
Lida-Vrisiida Vandorou, National and Kapodistrian University of Athens

An Intersectoral Analysis of Formal and Informal Employment by Gender in Turkiye
Gulay Gunluk-Senesen, Istanbul University, Banu Yobas

The Effects of Macroeconomic Policies on Employment and Gender Inequality in Iran
Ida Mirzaie, Portland State University

Towards a Non-Ergodic Understanding of Gender and the Economy
Jack Reardon, University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire, Graham Boyd

C2: Economic development and gender

Growth, Distribution, and Social Reproduction in the Indian Economy
Ananya Agrawal, Azim Premji University, Srinivasan Raghavendra

The Gendered Impact of Uneven Spatial Growth in India
Jitendra Singh, Thapar Institute of Engineering and Technology

Short-Term Challenges of Long-Term Growth: Gendered Consequences of Infrastructure Projects in Brazil
Debora Machado Nunes, Monmouth University, Vinicius Curti Cícero

C3: Gender inequality and growth

Towards the engendering of Growth Models: a first approximation through the role of female labor force participation
Paloma Villanueva, Complutense University of Madrid, Izaskun Zuazu

Gendering growth model theory - The interlinkages between social reproduction, family policies and domestic consumption
Pauline Kohlhase, Max-Planck-Institute for the Study of Societies

Effects of Gender Inequality on Economic Growth: Empirical Evidence from a Kaleckian Perspective (2010-2022)
Taís Maria Silva Terra, UFMG, F. Jayme Jr, A. M. Hermeto

Who Drives the Economy? Female Labor Force Participation and Its Contribution to Growth in Mexico, Germany, and China: A Comparative Macroeconomic Perspective
Nitzia Vázquez Carrillo, UNAM, Manuel Díaz Mondragón

C4: Ecological economics III

Structural change towards public services for a sustainable care economy
Giacomo Ravaioli, University of Lisboa, Simone d‘Alessandro, Tiago Domingos

From Taxes to Transition: The Impact of the Swiss CO2 Levy on Residential Heating Energy Demand
Teresa Müller, Chemnitz University of Technology

Climate policies exclusively centered in the Global North harm the economy of the Global South: policy lessons of a two-region ecological macroeconomic model
Oriol Valles Codina, John Hopkins University, J. B. Ramos Torres Fevereiro, M. Veronese Passarella, E. Kesidou, A. Kaltenbrunner

Pathways for a sustainable economy leaving no one behind: the Eurogreen+ model
Guilherme Spinato Morlin, University of Pisa, D. C. Ortiz, S. D‘Alessandro, T. Heydenreich

C5: Macroeconomic Growth

Demand and Growth Regimes and the Structure of International Trade in Selected Countries
Eckhard Hein, Berlin School of Economics and Law, Juan Manuel Campana

Madame Webb in the Mediterranean: Higher Real Wages to Increased Productivity?
Rubén Gonzálvez, Complutense University of Madrid, Miguel Casaú Guirao, Daniel Fernández Romero

Neo-Kaleckian questions to the New Neo-Goodwinian framework
Marc Lavoie, University of Ottawa

Kalecki versus Lewis on economic development: Exploring supply constraints and demand-led dynamics
Julia Juárez García, UNAM, Luis Cárdenas

C6: Fiscal policy

French fiscal policy: the outlier
Catherine Mathieu, OFCE, Henri Sterdyniak

Potential output versus target unemployment in the EU fiscal framework: implications for the Italian economy of a change in perspective.
Davide Romaniello, Roma Tre University, Antonella Stirati

Are super-expansionary policies inflationary?
Santiago Jose Gahn, Niccolò Cusano University, Giovanna Ciaffi

The local labour market effects of austerity
Thomas Rabensteiner, University of Greenwich, Rob Calvert Jump, Jo Michell, Erikas Norvaisa

D1: Gender and the care economy

The care economy and macroeconomic outcomes: an F-MKS approach
Mark Setterfield, The New School for Social Research

Negotiating the economic and social value of care work in the demographic transition
Veronika Lemeire, Hasselt University

Capitalism doesn’t care. Care as an economics of shortage
Martino Comelli, Slovak Academy of Sciences

On (the absence of) gender, care and the state in post-Keynesian theory
Engelbert Stockhammer, King‘s College London

D2: Economic development and gender II

The Labor Market Consequences of the African Growth and Opportunity Act (AGOA)
Colin Cannonier, Belmont University

Can AI and innovation reduce gender inequality in the MENA region? Opportunities and Risks
Jalal Qanas, College of Business and Economics Qatar University, M. Sawyer, A. Rabhi

Rethinking the BOPCG model from a gender perspective: the women’s time allocation constraint from international competitiveness
Chiara Grazini, University of Tuscia, G. Guarini, S. Raghavendra

Unpaid care and domestic work among girls and boys in low and middle-income countries: prevalence, determinants, and the gender gap
Elena Camilletti, Maastricht University, F. Gassmann, W. Groot, B. Martorano

D3: Demand-led growth

A Unified Perspective on Demand-Led Growth
Steven Fazzari, Washington University in St. Louis

The role of imports in alternative methods for demand-led growth accounting: net exports, import-adjusted demand, and import content
Lucas Teixeira, University of Campinas, André Correia Bueno, Gabriel Petrini

Harrodian Instability and Induced Technical Change
Ettore Gallo, University of Parma, Luca Zamparelli

Towards a Growth and Distribution Model with Heterogeneous Firms and Acquisitions
Ayoze Alfageme, University of Geneva

D4: INSTITUTIONS AND Innovation policies

Directed innovation policies and the supermultiplier: New Evidence
Matteo Deleidi, University of Bari „Aldo Moro“, Giovanna Ciaffi, Mariana Mazzucato

Steering a green industrial policy in a small open economy: optimal planing in a stock-flow consistent model
Bijan Valilou, Bordeaux School of Economics, Antoine Godin, Magacho Guilherme

The External Market Effect: Evidence from 18th Century Britain
Mohib Ali, University of Siena

Policy space in an era of changing geopolitics and technology paradigms
Jörg Mayer

D5: ECOLOGICAL ECONOMICS IV

The missing links between ecological impacts and Growth Model literature: How dependent are CO₂ emissions on growth models? A comparative analysis of the German and Spanish economies
Miguel Ángel Casaú Guirao, Universidad Automona de Madrid, Paloma Villanueva, Yeray Bedate

Revisiting Varieties of Capitalism through Green Transformation
Emine Celikyurekli, Queen Mary University of London

Cascading Transformation: Estimating the Effects of Green Government Spending through the Production Network
Jan-Erik Thie, IMK Macroeconomic Policy Institute

D6: Monetary Policy

(Un)employment Effects of Conventional Monetary Policy: A Meta Analysis
Daniel Fernández-Romero, Autonomous University of Madrid, Franz Prante, Matthias Enzinger, Sebastian Gechert, Philipp Heimberger

Decoding Central Bank Communication: Evidence from AI-Based Tone Analysis
Felix Schäfer, Technical University of Chemnitz, Franziska Jüngling, Jochen Hartwig

Monetary Policy Transmission in a Network Economy
Rudolf Faininger, Technical University of Chemnitz, Juan Michelsen Pezantes

Monetary Policy and Banking System Functionality: A Regional Approach
Anderson Cavalcante, CEDEPLAR/UFMG, Alan Leal, Rafael Ribeiro

E1: Gender pay gap

Macro dynamics of Gender Wage Share Differentials: A Kaleckian Exploration
Sharma Vineeta, Kirori Mal College, Saratchand C

Locating Women‘s Work in International Value Transfers
Patrick Mokre, Chamber of Labor Vienna

Gender inequality and productive heterogeneity in Argentina. Thirty years of gender gaps in the labour market
María Celeste Gómez, Universidad Nacional de Córdoba, Maria Enrica Virgillito

The decline of Okun’s coefficient revisited through a gender lens. An application to Germany
Camille Logeay, HTW Berlin, Heike Joebges

E2: Gender and the monetary sphere

Feminist Economics and the monetary sphere
Karin Schoenpflug, Institute for Advanced Studies (IHS)

Behind the curtain: gender equality in Brazil’s Central Bank and its regulated institutions
Paula Duarte, Getulio Vargas Foundation (FGV), Antônio Maristrello Porto

Gender-Aware Critical Mathematical Economics
Johannes Buchner, IPE Berlin

E3: Heterodox economic modelling

A Comparison of an Empirical Stock Flow Consistent Model and a New Keynesian Model of China
David An, University of Florence

Different closures in SFC models
Michalis Nikiforos, University of Geneva

The unit of time in economics
Mogens Ove Madsen, Aalborg University

MacroStat: An Open-Source Framework for Post-Keynesian Macroeconomic Modeling and Analysis
Karl Naumann-Woleske, Vienna University of Economics and Business (WU)

E4: Corporate finance

Firm Expectations and Debt Growth
Sebastian Eiblmeier, Leibniz University Hannover

Do Dividends Harm Investment? Aspects of Financialisation in the EU
Christos Pierros, National and Kapodistrian University of Athens, Nasos Koratzanis

Private Equity Funds as new Extractive Business Model for Buy-Outs of German Healthcare Centers and its Gender Effects
Brigitte Young, University of Münster

Socialization of Investment and Climate Crises: what role for Central and Development Banks?
Ana Rosa Ribeiro de Mendonca, Unicamp - Universidade de Campinas

E5: International trade and finance

Commodity shocks, global financial integration and fiscal response in developed and developing countries: An empirical study
Alberto Botta, University of Salerno, Giuliano Toshiro Yajima, Danilo Spinola, Gabriel Porcile

On the Interaction between Geopolitical Risk, Commodity Prices and Macroeconomic Activity
Leonardo Quero Virla, Otto-Friedrich-University Bamberg, Christian Proaño

Exchange Rate Shocks and Sellers` Inflation in Developing Countries
Ahmet Benlialper, Corvinus University of Budapest, Hasan Comert

Equation Discovery in Macroeconomic Time Series: Nonlinear Oscillatory Patterns in Two Centuries of GDP
Sabin Roman, Jožef Stefan Institute

E6: Monetary policy and its effects

Redistributing Profits and Losses of the Eurosystem among NCBs, Banks and Treasuries
Riccardo Zolea, Roma Tre University, Sergio Cesaratto, Eladio Febrero, George Pantelopoulos

Repurchase Agreements and the Paradox of Risk
Sylvio Kappes, Federal University of Alagoas, Sarah Pessoa

How insensitive: the effect of monetary policy on credit and income distribution in Brazil
Maria Cristina Barbieri Góes, University of Eastern Piedmont, Joana David Avritzer, Lídia Brochier

What Drives European Housing Construction? An ARDL With a Special Focus on Recent Construction Costs and Interest Rate Developments
Artur Tarassow, Technische Hochschule Brandenburg, Thomas Theobald, Carolin Martin

S1: Globalization, labor market and gender

At the peak of the Elephant Curve? GVC integration and gender inequality in Asian labor markets (2000–present)
Elena Calvo Calvo, University of Zaragoza, Rosa Duarte, Cristina Sarasa

Connection between International Trade and Gendered Labor Market Segmentation - Approaches within Trade Agreements
Paula Huettisch, University Duisburg-Essen

Gendered Labor Market Dynamics in Post-Reform India: A Structural Decomposition Analysis of Manufacturing and Service Sectors, 1993-2019
Sanchari Choudhury, Colorado State University

At the Edge of Dependency: Unraveling the Global Peripheral Growth Models
Dianchun Liu, King‘s College London

S2 Gender and labor market

Equal Pay in Unequal Systems: A Comparative Analysis of Equal Pay Policy Approaches in the EU
Alicja Wejdner, Warsaw School of Economics

Labor Market Disruptions and Gender Reservation Wages
Gabriel R. Padró, The New School for Social Research

Beyond the Binary: Gender Diversity, Labour Market Exclusion, and Institutional Invisibility
Judith Waltl, HWR Berlin, FU Berlin

Gender Inequality and Economic Progress: A Generational Analysis of the Labor Market in Brazil
Ana Paula Nunes Silva, Universidade Federal de Minas Gerais (UFMG)

S3: Gender inequalities in care work

Care Regimes and Time Allocation: an Event Study Analysis of the US Public Expenditure
Caterina Manicardi, SantAnna School of Advanced Studies, Maria Enrica Virgillito

Feminist institutional change in rigid settings: the case of Gender Budgeting in Argentina
Micaela Jazmin Fernández Erlauer, University of Greenwich

Time to Care? The Causal Effect of Work Time Reduction on Men’s Participation in Unpaid Care Work
Sara Hoffmann, University Duisburg-Essen

Gendering the Socio-Ecological Transition: A Feminist Macroeconomic Perspective
Magdalena Maad, Vienna University of Economics and Business

S4: Inequality and gender

The Gender of Wealth Accumulation: Gender Differences in Risky Portfolio Choices and Their Determinants
Carolin Dylla, FU Berlin, HTW Berlin

Income Inequality and Paid Domestic Work in Brazil
Arthur Zito Guerriero, University Duisburg-Essen

Financial education and gender: a case study of Brazil
Lucas Tanure, Getulio Vargas Foundation (FGV), Paula Duarte, Lucas Lameirão

Strike activity and Inequality: Cross-country panel evidence from the sixties
Lorenza Leva, Institute of Economics, Scuola Superiore Sant‘Anna, Giovanni Dosi, Maria Enrica Virgillito

S5: Ecological economics II

Mitigating Gender Disparities in Energy Policies: A Macro-Modelling Approach
Maddalena Calabretta, Gran Sasso Science Institute, D. Cano Ortiz, G. Spinato Morlin, S. D´Allessandro, T. Heydenreich

A Multiregional Integrated Assessment Model for a Just and Green Transition in Italy
Vinícius da Silva Centeno, University of Florence, David An, Mario Biggeri, Titiano Distefano

Competitiveness - a contested concept? Insights for the European economic policy discourse
Julian Maukner, Austrian Foundation for Development Research, Werner Raza

Inflation in Transition: Price Stability Effects of the Ecological Transition in the NGFS Scenarios
Sara Schulte, Dezernat Zukunft e.V.

S6: Economic policy

Monetary policy and gendered employment outcomes in developing countries
Milena Xochil Dehn, Colorado State University

The real effects of neoclassical ideas on the European Central Bank‘s (ECB) monetary policy: Reconstructing the economic discourse on monetary policy and the economic theory behind the ECB‘s monetary strategy
Lars Grünhagen, University of Frankfurt

Keynes‘ Interaction with the 18th century: Vision of freedom beyond capitalism
Lennart Ritterbach, University of Hamburg

Identifying Monetary Policy Shocks in Newspapers using GPT
Felix Betz, University of Würzburg, Peter Bofinger, Jonas Dix, Leonie Streit