January 8–9, 2026
Toulouse
Thank you !
The organizing committee thanks you all for your presence and involvement. We invite you to visit the events section to see more, and to keep an eye out for the next edition.
Conference objectives
The objective of the conference, organized by the TSE Digital Center at the Toulouse School of Economics, with the help of the Center for Economic Policy Research (CEPR) is to discuss recent contributions to the understanding of the digital economy and its consequences for modern societies.
The conference will feature contributions in economics - theoretical, econometric, experimental and policy oriented - as well as contributions from other social sciences and computer and data science.
Keynote speakers
Monika Schnitzer, Ludwig-Maximilians-University of Munich and chair of the German Council of Economic Experts
Laura Veldkamp, Columbia Business School
Organizing committee
Alexandre de Cornière (TSE, CEPR), Jacques Crémer (TSE, CEPR) and Paul Seabright (IAST, TSE, CEPR)
Submissions
Submissions are closed.
Registration fees
The registration fees are waived for speakers, discussants, partners, TSE members and TSE students.
- Academic participants: 150€
- Non academic participants: 250€
The registration fees cover lunches, coffee breaks ans conference dinner.
As of December 22, 2025, the conference dinner is FULL.
New registration fees from December 22:
- Academic participants: 75€
- Non academic participants: 175€
Registration deadline: December 31st, 2025
Conference venue
Toulouse School of Economics
1 Esplanade de l'Université - Auditoriums 3 & 4
31080 Toulouse cedex 06
Contact
Conference secretariat: Mélanie Bataillard / Emilie Lopez
E-mail: digitconf@tse-fr.eu
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List of communications
Renjie Bao (Princeton University), “"Just One More Clip'': Short Videos, Big Self-Control Problems”, 18th Digital Economics Conference, Toulouse, January 2026, Toulouse.
Doh-Shin Jeon, “AI safety and competition”, 18th Digital Economics Conference, Toulouse, February 2026, Toulouse.
Alex Smolin, “The Economics of Large Language Models: Token Allocation, Fine-Tuning, and Optimal Pricing”, 18th Digital Economics Conference, Toulouse, January 2026, Toulouse.