金融分析研究学会(FARS)第一届年会征稿通知
经济政策、监管干预和行为家庭金融
一、《经济行为与组织》杂志特刊信息（JEBO,Journal of Economic Behavior & Organization Special issue information）
家庭是经济及其金融市场关键决策的主体，各种支持家庭的政策措施相继实施，因此了解政策和干预措施对家庭财务决策的影响变得至关重要。家庭进行储蓄、借贷、抵押贷款、买房和投资股市的决策，但鉴于家庭的认知能力有限且有偏见，其决策可能会偏离经典经济模型的预测。记录和识别家庭决策的高度复杂和异质性研究可以帮助我们更好地理解不同经济政策和法规的影响。
本期特刊将收录以解释家庭行为财务决策为主题的实证研究。实证工作应仔细考虑识别策略，并侧重于估计因果效应，例如，采用准实验方法来估计政府政策对家庭财务决策的因果效应。
二、征文范围
包括但不限于以下领域：
1.政府干预/监管和家庭财务决策，包括资产配置、借贷和保险等
2.家庭的同伴效应和社会影响
3.家庭行为和资产价格
4.技术和数字革命对家庭行为的作用
5.家庭行为和财务决策的国际研究和比较研究
6.各国金融包容性的决定因素及其对家庭行为的影响
7.商业周期、通货膨胀、利率和家庭财务决策
8.家庭抵押贷款决策和违约
9.从行为经济学的角度对家庭偏好、信念和约束进行建模
10.经济政策和财富不平等
三、客座编辑
Sushanta Mallick教授
伦敦大学玛丽皇后学院
工商管理学院
s.k.mallick@qmul.ac.uk
四、会议信息
金融分析研究学会与bat365中文官网登录入口和伦敦玛丽女王大学全球化研究中心合作，将于2023年7月1日至2日由bat365中文官网登录入口承办第一届年会（线上/线下）。每一篇论文都将由该领域的专家在会议上进行讨论。会议促进志同道合的学者见面交流，以及接受特刊编辑的评论和反馈。
五、主讲人
Daniela Puzzello教授
印第安纳大学经济学教授
请在以下链接提交您的论文：https://far-society.org/paper-submission/
如有任何疑问，请发送电子邮件至以下地址：info@far-society.org.
First Annual Conference
Financial Analytics Research Society (FARS)
Call for papers
Economic Policies, Regulatory Interventions, and Behavioral Household Finance
Journal of Economic Behavior & Organization Special issue information:
Given that households are the pivotal decision-making agents in an economy and its financial markets, various policy measures get enacted to support households. For example, during the COVID-19 pandemic, the US federal government enacted unprecedented fiscal stimulus; the UK government introduced Coronavrius Job Retention Scheme to support household incomes and payment holiday schedules for mortgages and consumer credit payments; the Chilean government allowed citizens to withdraw money from their pension fund accounts. Given these policy initiatives, it becomes pertinent to understand the impact of such policies and interventions on household financial decisions. There is increasing interest in applying lessons learned from household finance to the design of economic policies and regulations. Households are heterogeneous and interdependent; their behavior and financial decisions are complex. Households take saving and borrowing decisions, take mortgages, buy houses, and invest in the stock markets. However, given the limited and biased cognitive abilities of households, their decisions might deviate from the prediction of classical economic models. Carefully documenting and identifying the highly complex and heterogeneous nature of household decisions is important. Such studies can help us better understand the impact of different economic policies and regulations.
In this special issue, we are interested in presenting empirical research that broadly covers the themes that explain the behavioral financial decision of households. Empirical work should carefully consider the identification strategy and focus on estimating the causal effects, for example, a quasi-experimental approach to estimate the causal effect of government policies on household financial decisions.
Specific topics including but not limiting to the following areas are highly encouraged:
·Government intervention/regulations and household financial decisions including asset allocation, borrowing, and insurance, etc.
·Peer effects and social influence of households.
·Household behavior and asset prices.
·The role of technology and digital revolution on household behavior.
·International studies and comparison of household behavior and financial decisions.
·The determinants of financial inclusion across countries and their consequence on household behavior.
·Business cycle, inflation, interest rate and household financial decisions.
·Household mortgage decision and default.
·Modelling household preferences, beliefs, and constraints from the perspective of behavioral economics.
·Economics policies and wealth inequality.
Guest editors:
Prof. Sushanta Mallick
Queen Mary University of London
School of Business and Management
s.k.mallick@qmul.ac.uk
Conference Information:
The 1stAnnual Conference of FAR Society, in collaboration with Jilin University, China, andCentre for Globalisation Researchat Queen Mary University of London, will be held on 1-2 July 2023 in Changchun, China (Hybrid mode). Each paper will be discussed by an expert in the field at the conference, which will provide an opportunity to meet with like-minded scholars, including receiving comments/feedback from the Special Issue editor.
Keynote speaker:
Prof. Daniela Puzzello, Professor of Economics, Indiana University
For paper submission to the conference, please upload your paper at the following submission link:https://far-society.org/paper-submission/
For any queries, email at this address: info@far-society.org.
