Submission Portal for CEA 2024: forthcoming
IMPORTANT:
(1) When submitting an abstract you will be asked if your paper is for the on-line sessions or the in-person sessions. Once the deadline to submit has passed, you will not be able to make changes to your presentation format.
(2) We have a submission system and a CEA registration system. It is important that you use the EXACT same email address in both systems. Please check your CEA profile before submitting to the conference, and contact the CEA office at cea.conference@gmail.com if you need help with updating the email address in one/both systems. Please DO NOT create a new profile.
An author is asked to only submit one abstract for review. If an author submits more than one paper, the latest submission will be considered for review and all earlier submissions will be removed. Please withdraw any paper that you do not want reviewed.
If you have any questions, do not hesitate to contact Paula Emery at cea.conference@gmail.com
Submission Instructions and FAQs:
Submission to a Track
In our new conference platform, when submitting your abstract, you will be asked to direct your submission to a Track. These tracks are the CEA Study Groups and Scientific Committees who will review the abstracts in their respective areas and provide a decision to the program office.
Not certain what track to select in Step 1? The following table provides an overview of the topics for each track in the submission portal. The specific topic is added in step 5 while an optional secondary topic can be added in step 6 of the submission process. Note that some papers may be reassigned to a different track based on the study group or committee's feedback, the paper's secondary subject, and the program chair's discretion. Link to JEL Categories.
| Topic | JEL Category | Track: Study Group/Scientific Committee |
| Development Economics | O | Canadian Development Economics Study Group (CDESG) |
| Economic Systems, Transition Economies | P | |
| Econometrics | C1-C5 | Canadian Econometrics Study Group (CESG) |
| Game Theory and Bargaining Theory | C7 | Canadian Economic Theory Conference (CETC) |
| Information and Uncertainty | D8 | |
| Mathematical/Computational Economics | C6 | |
| Microeconomics | D | |
| Behavioural Economics | D9, E7, G4 | Canadian Experimental and Behavioral Economics Research Group (CEBERG) |
| Experimental Economics | C9 | |
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Relation of Economics to Social Values |
A13 |
Canadian Happiness Economics Research Group |
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Welfare Economics |
D6 |
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Welfare and Poverty |
I3 |
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Welfare, Well-being, and Poverty : General Welfare, Well-Being |
I31 |
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| Health Economics | I1 | Canadian Health Economics Study Group (CHESG) |
| International Finance | F | Canadian International Trade Study Group (CITSG) |
| International Trade and Investment | F | |
| Law and Economics | K | Canadian Law and Economics Association (CLEA) |
| Labour and Demographic Economics | J | Canadian Labour Economics Forum (CLEF) |
| Economics of Education | I2 | |
| Economic Growth, Technological Change | O3, O4 | Canadian Macroeconomics Study Group (CMSG) |
| Macroeconomics, Business Cycles | E, E21-E23, E3 | |
| Monetary Economics and Policy | E4-E6, F3-F4 | |
| Economic History | N | Canadian Network for Economic History (CNEH) |
| Political Economy | P | Canadian Public Economics Study Group (CPEG) |
| Public Economics, Taxation, Fiscal Policy | H | |
| Welfare Economics | D6 | |
| Environmental Economics | Q5, F18, F64, H23, R11 | Canadian Resource and Environmental Economics Association (CREEA) |
| Resource and Energy Economics | Q00-Q01,Q15, Q2-Q4, N5, O13, O44, P48 | |
| Economics of Indigeneous Peoples | J15 | Indigenous Economics Study Group (IESG) |
| Agriculture Economics | Q1 | Agricultural Economics |
| Data Science & Economics | C8 | Data Science & Economics |
| Education Economics | I2 | Education Economics |
| Financial Economics | G | Financial Economics |
| Business Administration, Marketing, Accounting | M | Industrial Organization |
| Industrial Organization | L | |
| Innovation Economics | O3 | Innovation Economics |
| Teaching of Economics | A2 | Teaching of Economics |
| Urban, Regional, and Spatial Economics | R | Urban, Regional, and Spatial Economics |
| Other Topics | Unlisted/Other |
Why do I have to submit my paper to a track?
The track feature in our submission portal is required to manage the subsequent review process in our new conference management system. This allows the program office to direct your submission to the appropriate review group.
Do I have to be a member of a Study Group to submit to their track?
No, you do not need to be a member of a specific Study Group to submit to their track in the portal. You are, however, welcome to learn more about each study group by visiting their webpage and participating in their activities.
Can I Edit My Submission/Abstract?
Yes! Your submission details can be edited during and after submission up until the submission deadline. More information will be forthcoming
What is the maximum word limit for an abstract?
The limit is 250 words for the abstract content. More information will be forthcoming.
Where do I enter co-authors?
More information will be forthcoming.
Please provide co-authors names. It is important that the submitting author is listed as the presenting author. If you determine that you cannot present, then we can switch who the presenter author will be. Your co-author will receive a confirmation email as well when you submit.
Where do I attach my paper?
More information will be forthcoming.
Where do I enter the URL/Link to my paper?
More information will be forthcoming.
Where do I enter my paper's secondary topic?
More information will be forthcoming.
Can I add comments to my submission?
More information will be forthcoming.