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Research workshops, seminars and webinars organised by DEPOCEN and its Center for Advanced Studies and Research in Economics and Data Science (CASED), with recordings where available.

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Seminar19 Oct 2026·Online

VAT Base Design in Southeast Asia: Veto Players, State Capacity and Revenue Mobilization

Tran Anh Tu (PhD, Tax Law and Tax Policy, University of Leeds); discussant: Nguyen Van Phu (Economix, CNRS)

Why do some countries in Southeast Asia keep tax exemptions, while others – like Singapore – maintain a broader VAT base? 19 October 2026, 15:00–16:15 Hanoi time (10:00–11:15 Paris), online. Co-organised by…

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Seminar11 Sep 2026·Online

House Prices under Rising Seas: Deep Uncertainty in Theory and Evidence

Dr. Toan Phan (Senior Economist and Research Advisor, Federal Reserve Bank of Richmond)

11 September 2026, 09:00–10:15 Hanoi time (04:00–05:15 Paris; 10 September, 21:00–22:15 Chicago), online. Co-organised by DEPOCEN and the International Society of Vietnamese Economists (ISVE).

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Seminar5 Jun 2026·Online

Income and Democratic Transitions: Beyond Institutional Determinism

Assoc. Prof. Petros Sekeris (TBS Education)

5 June 2026, 19:00–20:30 Hanoi time (14:00–15:30 Paris time), online. Co-organised by DEPOCEN and the International Society of Vietnamese Economists (ISVE).

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Seminar12 Mar 2026

Unified Growth Theory: Roots of Growth and Inequality in the Wealth of Nations

Prof. Oded Galor (Herbert H. Goldberger Professor of Economics, Brown University)

Unified Growth Theory explains why some nations achieved sustained growth while others remained trapped in poverty. The framework identifies how human capital, technology, and geography drove the transition from…

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Seminar2025

Macroeconomic Workshop Q1/2025: The road to double-digit growth

Dr. Nguyen Xuan Hai (Hathaway Policy)

This seminar assesses Vietnam's economic situation in the first quarter of 2025 and proposes necessary solutions to achieve the goal of double-digit growth.

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Seminar3 Oct 2024·Online and at DEPOCEN, 7A Ton That Thiep, Hanoi

Stock price synchronicity and stock liquidity: international evidence

Prof. Thu Phuong Pham (Curtin University)

This seminar presents an econometric study that analyzes the complex relationship between stock price synchronicity and stock liquidity on a global scale, with a special focus on the regulatory role of the quality of…

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Seminar19 Aug 2023·University of Economics and Business

Are Maths useful for Economics?

Prof. Le Van Cuong (CASED, Paris School of Economics)

The workshop will explain fundamental economic concepts through mathematical models. Specifically, the lecture provides answers to the following questions: (a) Why is the price of goods always positive? (b) Does the…

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Scientific research and Research publications in Viet Nam

Prof. Le Van Cuong (CASED, Paris School of Economics)

This seminar investigated the current situation of Research Publications in Vietnam, with discussion from various professors, doctors in different fields (mathematics, medicine, economics, chemistry, physics, history…

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