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As you are no doubt aware, the spread of the coronavirus has resulted in many events around the world being cancelled, postponed or reformatted to allow for remote participation. Please note that CEPR is monitoring developments very carefully and liaising with all conference organisers regarding the best Sfudents of action to take for each event.

If you are applying for, or scheduled to attend, one of our events, please look out for direct communications regarding your event link each organiser. CEPR organises workshops and conferences for its researchers, allowing them to present their work and discuss it, both with fellow researchers and with members of the policy community and private sector. The Events Team is responsible for the overall administration of all oScial, workshops and dissemination events. Skip to main content Skip to navigation. Sign up: Workshops and Conferences CEPR organises workshops and conferences for its researchers, allowing them to present their work and discuss it, both with fellow researchers and with members of the policy community and private sector.]