Macroeconomic Policy Perspectives Conference 2026
Six papers and a policy panel examining the long-run implications of deglobalization.
Stanford University, Stanford, CA
- Date
- October 9, 2026
- Venue
- Stanford University, Stanford, CA
TL;DR
- Macroeconomic Policy Perspectives Conference runs October 9, 2026, at Stanford University.
- The 2026 edition examines the long-run implications of deglobalization through six papers and a policy panel.
- The conference targets macroeconomics researchers working on trade policy, growth, innovation, supply chains, and structural change.
- Paper submissions closed May 31, 2026; accepted papers are published in the Journal of Political Economy: Macroeconomics.
About
Macroeconomic Policy Perspectives Conference is organized by Stanford researchers Juliane Begenau (Stanford GSB), Pete Klenow (Stanford Economics), and Chris Tonetti (Stanford GSB). The conference brings together macroeconomics researchers to present and discuss original research on deglobalization, trade reallocation, growth, and policy impacts. Papers undergo peer review, and accepted research is published in the Journal of Political Economy: Macroeconomics.
Who you'll find in the room
Macroeconomics Researchers
Academic and professional economists conducting empirical and theoretical research on macroeconomic policy, trade, growth, and structural change.
Featured speakers
3 listedJuliane Begenau
Organizer · Stanford GSB
Pete Klenow
Organizer · Stanford Economics
Chris Tonetti
Organizer · Stanford GSB
Venue & travel
Venue
Stanford University,Questions people ask
10 answeredThe conference is October 9, 2026.
The conference is held at Stanford University in Stanford, California.
Macroeconomics researchers attend, both empirical and theoretical, with research interests in trade policy, growth, innovation, supply chains, and structural economic change.
The 2026 conference focuses on the long-run implications of deglobalization.
The conference features six papers and a policy panel with leading experts and policymakers.
Paper submission is via Google Form in PDF format at no charge. The submission deadline was May 31, 2026. Drafts must be submitted to discussants by September 15, 2026; final papers are due to the Journal of Political Economy: Macroeconomics by January 31, 2027. Accepted papers appear in the December 2027 issue of the Journal of Political Economy: Macroeconomics.
The conference welcomes papers on international trade and reallocation, growth and innovation, idea diffusion, supply chains, resource misallocation, structural change, inequality, sovereign debt and financial fragmentation, and geopolitics and policy.
Juliane Begenau (Stanford GSB), Pete Klenow (Stanford Economics), and Chris Tonetti (Stanford GSB) organize the conference. Inquiries can be sent to macropolicyperspectives@gmail.com.
The conference is suited for researchers specializing in macroeconomic policy and international trade dynamics. Presenting at a peer-reviewed conference with publication in the Journal of Political Economy: Macroeconomics is valuable for academic economists and policy researchers.
No specific dress code is published. Most academic conferences use business casual to business formal; smart casual is typically appropriate.
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