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3Jun

Great Expectations

Hosted by the Department of Economic History
SAL B.07, Sir Arthur Lewis Building, LSE
Thursday 3 June 2027 0am - 6pm

Keynote Speaker
Carola Binder
University of Texas at Austin and National Bureau of Economic Research

Organisers
Martin Ellison
University of Oxford and CEPR

Jason Lennard
LSE and CEPR

The London School of Economics (LSE) and the Nuffield College Centre for Applied Macro Policy (NuCamp) invite submissions for Great Expectations, a conference on macroeconomic expectations to be held at LSE on Thursday, 3 June 2027. Expectations are central to economic policymaking and to some of the great episodes of macroeconomic history. This conference will explore how expectations are formed, how they are measured, and how they shape economic outcomes. We welcome empirical and theoretical work examining these questions from both modern and historical perspectives.

Please send an abstract or full paper by 31 January 2027 to: nucamp@nuffield.ox.ac.uk

Authors of accepted papers will be notified in late February. Limited funding may be available to support presenters’ travel and accommodation.

The full programme will be posted here when finalised.

Great expectations

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