Economics of Talent Conference
The Economics of Talent Conference seeks research on identifying, developing, and understanding the economic impact of talented individuals.
Funder: National Bureau of Economic Research
Due Dates (Anticipated): July 2027 (Paper or extended abstract submission deadline)
Funding Amounts: No direct funding; selected presenters may receive travel support or honoraria (varies by year).
Summary: Conference seeking research on the identification, development, and economic impact of talented individuals.
Key Information: Early-career scholars and non-NBER affiliates are especially encouraged to apply.
Description
The Economics of Talent Conference, organized by the National Bureau of Economic Research (NBER), is an annual event focused on the identification, development, and economic impact of talented individuals. The conference invites papers and extended abstracts that explore areas such as early identification of talent, interventions to nurture potential, sectoral allocation of talent, migration, participation in STEM competitions, human capital accumulation, and barriers to realizing talent. The event encourages submissions from a wide range of researchers, with particular emphasis on early-career scholars and those not currently affiliated with NBER.
