Overview

This conference convenes researchers, educators, policymakers, and practitioners to discuss foundational and emerging topics in microeconomics. It will cover advanced theory, empirical research, and applied microeconomics spanning consumer behavior, demand and supply analysis, market structures, game theory, welfare economics, market failures, and behavioral and managerial economics. The event promotes rigorous academic exchange and showcases practical microeconomic applications shaping markets and policy.

Structure and Sessions (Who Does What)

• Opening & Keynotes: Leading economists and scholars present keynote speeches on recent advances and frontiers in microeconomic research.
• Technical Sessions: Peer-reviewed paper presentations and research discussions across canonical and contemporary subfields (e.g., elasticity, pricing, game theory, behavioral and information economics, externalities, and market design).
• Workshops & Tutorials: Interactive skill-building on microeconomic modeling (theory and empirical), experiments, and applied problem-solving.
• Panel Discussions: Debates on microeconomic policies, welfare analysis, institutional design, and current economic challenges.
• Poster Sessions: Early-career researchers and students share new research, replications, and ongoing studies.
• Awards & Closing: Recognition for best papers, posters, and active contributors, with a forward-looking conference wrap-up.

Participate and Contribute (Who Benefits)

• Researchers & Academics: Present research, receive feedback, and foster collaboration across topics and institutions.
• Students & Early-Career Scholars: Showcase projects, gain mentorship, and deepen economic analysis skills.
• Policy Makers & NGOs: Discover how microeconomic research informs real-world decisions, design, and welfare.
• Industry Professionals: Apply economic tools to firm strategy, policy, and managerial choices.

Benefits for Attendees

• Certificate of participation (based on engagement and feedback submission)
• Digital memento recognizing involvement
• Abstract and full-paper publication in indexed journals (Scopus, CrossRef, Web of Science, Elsevier, SCI, etc.)
• Awards for best paper, poster, and active participant
• Access to session recordings and conference materials after the event
• Structured networking and mentoring sessions

Abstract Topics / CFP Tracks – Registration

• Consumer and producer behavior; demand, supply, and elasticity analysis
• Production theory, cost structures, and efficiency
• Theory of the firm, pricing strategies, and market structure analysis (competitive, monopoly, oligopoly, monopolistic competition)
• Game theory, strategic behavior, and pricing
• Labor markets, factor markets, and welfare economics
• General equilibrium, public goods, externalities, and market failure
• Information economics, behavioral economics, and managerial economics
• Empirical microeconomic methods, experiments, and data
• Peer-reviewed submissions; accepted abstracts/papers require registration for presentation and publication.

Detailed Program Grid (2 Days) — Online Conference (with Breaks)

This conference structure enables scholarly rigor, policy relevance, and sectoral collaboration, spotlighting the dynamic field of microeconomics.