The workshop provides the opportunity to discuss innovative empirical policy evaluations from different sub-fields of applied microeconomics. A focus is given to understanding the underlying behaviour that causes policy impacts. The workshop provides a forum of exchange between international scholars and policy professionals.

The keynote speaker is David Huffman, University of Pittsburgh.

A call for papers with details on how to submit is here with a deadline of the 28 February 2023. We welcome submissions dealing with empirical policy-relevant research. We value contributions which provide innovative approaches to evaluation, data, and empirical analysis of individual behaviour. Priority will be given to contributions that go beyond showing only policy impacts but also document insights into the behaviours generating the policy effects.