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Market access of small businesses
Marc IvaldiThe Midi-Pyrenees region has entrusted Marc Ivaldi with a mission on "How better take into account the small businesses' access to market within public assistance schemes?" Marc Ivaldi will submit his report by February 2011...
 
Kuhmo Nectar Conference Award
Marco BatarceThe Kuhmo Nectar Conference on Transport Economics, took place in Valencia on 5-9 july 2010. On this occasion, Marco Batarce (TSE PhD student) received the prize for "Best Paper by a junior Researcher" for his article: "Nonlinear Pricing in Transportation: an application to transist systems of Santiago de Chile" joint with Marc Ivaldi.
 
Optimal Transport and Kinetics Applied to Socio-Economics - 1- 3 September 2010
The 2010  "Optimal transport and Kinetics Applied to Socio-Economics " conference aims to bring together mathematicians studying modelling in socio-economics and economists using partial differential equations (PDEs). The conference will be held at Université Toulouse 1 - Capitole on 1-3 September 2010.
 
New ranking for universities in economics and management
Jean-Charles Rochet
Some TSE researchers ranked among top 10 researchers in economics or management in "The journal of socio-economics" (April 2010)....
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The Company of the Strangers - May, 20th 2010
Paul SeabrightConference at the Royal Society of Arts, on May, 20th  2010, on the occasion of Paul Seabright's book republishing : "The Company of the Strangers"
 
PRI
The first PRI (Principles for Responsible Investment) Academic Research Awards for papers of excellence on responsible investment was awarded to several students and researchers. Philipp Krüger from Toulouse School of economics was among the winners...
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Debate
Infrastructure and Development
Conference on Infrastructure Economics and Development - 14 and 15 January 2010

Infrastructure and developmentThe first International Conference on Infrastructure Economics and Development (ICIED) was held in Toulouse on January 14 and 15. It brought together around 150 participants from around the world, including academics, members of international institutions and NGOs, and policy makers. The aim was to take stock of recent advances and research challenges, and exchange ideas and insights on the future research agenda. A number of dominant themes ran through the conference. These include in particular the relationship between climate change and infrastructure development, and the economics and policy of public-private partnerships (PPPs) and regulation. The sessions also showed that frontier research is active in a number of challenging topics, among which impact evaluation, economic geography and infrastructure.
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Newsletter April 2010
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TSE Notes

-  "Providing sustainable long term care: a looming challenge" - H. Cremer, P. De Donder, P. Pestieau, 12/2009