Christopher Pissarides

What Are His Conferences Like?

Christopher Pissarides delivers insightful and thought-provoking conferences that focus on key economic topics such as unemployment, labor market policy, and the future of work. His presentations are detailed yet accessible, blending academic rigor with practical insights. Pissarides often discusses the intersection of economic theory and policy, offering valuable lessons on how labor markets respond to technological advancements, global changes, and structural reforms. Audiences can expect a comprehensive analysis of pressing economic issues, along with actionable recommendations for policymakers and business leaders.

Selection of Conferences

The Economics of Unemployment

In this conference, Professor Pissarides explores the factors that drive unemployment and how different economic policies can mitigate its effects. He examines how fluctuations in the economy influence job markets and highlights strategies for reducing both cyclical and long-term unemployment.

Labor Market Theory and Globalization

This presentation delves into labor market theory, focusing on how firms make hiring and firing decisions, wage dynamics, and the role of collective bargaining. Pissarides also addresses the challenges posed by globalization and suggests policies to create more resilient labor markets in an interconnected world.

Growth and Structural Change

In this session, Professor Pissarides analyzes the relationship between economic growth and structural changes in the economy. He discusses how technological advancements and shifts in industry composition can spur growth and what policymakers can do to promote positive structural transformations.