FYI, the main topic is going beyond traditional probabilistic methods in economics, so economic application of imprecise probabilities are welcome.

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From: NguyenThiLuyen [mailto:luyennt@buh.edu.vn]

 

Sent: Monday, May 14, 2018 2:57 AM

 

THE SECOND CALL FOR PAPERS

 

The Second International Econometric Conference in Vietnam -

ECONVN2019

 

Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam, January 14-16, 2019

 

Beyond Traditional Probabilistic Methods in Economics

 

The Conference: The FIRST ECONVN2018 was focusing on the main

theme "Econometrics for Financial Applications" with contributed

papers published in the Springer Series in Computational

Intelligence, # 760, 2018.

 

This Second Conference (ECONVN2019) will be devoted to recent

improved methods for economic data analysis, under the theme

Beyond Traditional Probabilistic Methods in Economics.

 

The theme arises at a critical moment where, starting at the dawn

of this century, there are serious concerns about the way

statistics was used in analyzing economic data for real-world

applications, exemplified by the misuse of P-values in hypothesis

testing, the confusion between fitting data and prediction ("to

explain or to predict"), the potential contribution of machine

learning to statistical analysis, the problem of modeling

structural changes in data, and, in view of the 2017 Nobel Prize

in Economics for Behavioral Economics, a fresh look at cognitive

decision-making, affecting predictive modeling of financial data,

in particular, namely extending traditional von Neumann's expected

utility theory (for economic equilibria) to a more realistic

framework in which non-additivity and non-commutativity of

uncertainty measures can be captured (a promising approach is the

use of "quantum-like probability").

 

While the theme is the focus of the Conference, all other research

in Economics, especially in Finance and Banking, are welcome.

 

Accepted papers will be published in the Springer Series in

Computational Intelligence (SCOPUS).

 

Timing: January 14-16, 2019

 

Venue: Banking University HCMC (BUH), Thu-Duc Campus, Ho-Chi-Minh

City, Vietnam

 

Conference website: http://hcm-hn.conference-econ-buh-bav-rist.vn

 

Point of contact: vietnam.buh.econvn@gmail.com

 

Tel: (84) 28.382.102.38 �V (84)987.772.160 - Ms Luyen

 

Submission deadline: July 1, 2018

 

Instructions for paper submission:

 

Submit electronically (in TEX and PDF formats) to EMAIL and to

EASYCHAIR:

 

To EMAIL: vietnam.buh.econvn@gmail.com

 

To EASYCHAIR: https://easychair.org/conferences/?conf=econvn2019

 

For regular participants:

 

* Paper submission deadline: July 1, 2018

 

* Notification of acceptance: August 1, 2018 (with instructions for

  submitting the final manuscript and Copyright Agreement form).

 

* Final version submission deadline: August 15, 2018 (Submit your

  final manuscript and the signed Copyright Agreement form,

  electronically to vietnam.buh.econvn@gmail.com)

 

For invited speakers:

 

* August 30, 2018 (title, abstract and full

paper, in TEX and PDF files, 20 pages or less)

 

* Camera-ready final / revised manuscripts submission: September

1, 2018.

 

Accepted papers will be either published in a Springer series

(Scopus/ISI - Proceeding index), or published in other journals

(to be announced).

 

Registration fee

 

1. Presenters

 

* Presenter + one accompanying person USD 200/VND 4,500,000

 

* Student + one accompanying person USD 100/ VND 2,250,000

 

2. Participants

 

* General USD 80/VND 1,800,000

 

* Student USD 30/VND 675,000

 

Registration fee includes: 1. Conference bag 2. Refreshments 3.

Lunches

 

**Information is subject to change without notice

 

Plenary invited speakers (Tentative)

 

1. Galit Shmueli (Distinguished Professor, National Tsinghua

University, Taiwan): Predictive Modeling in Econometrics

 

2. David Trafimov (New Mexico State University, USA): Why I Banned

P-Values in Hypothesis Testing?

 

3. William Briggs (USA): Possible Alternatives for P-Values

 

4. Vladik Kreinovich (USA): What is BIG DATA?

 

5. Lanh T. Tran (Indiana University, USA): Can We Beat the Market?

 

6. Hung T. Nguyen (USA & Thailand): What and Why Beyond

Traditional Probabilistic Methods in Econometrics?

 

7. Boualem Dejhiche (KTH, Sweden): Financial Mathematics

 

8. Emmanuel Haven (Canada): Quantum-like Concepts in Finance

 

General Chair Bui Huu Toan

 

Administrative Committee

  Nguyen Duc Trung (Chair)

  Doan Thanh Ha (Co-Chair)

Organizing Committee

  Chair: Nguyen Ngoc Thach

  Secretary: Nguyen Thi Luyen

  Secretary Assistant: Ta Quoc Bao & Le Trung Nhan

Scientific Committee

  Chair: Hung T. Nguyen (USA & Thailand)

  Members:

  Vladik Kreinovich (USA)

  William Briggs (USA)

  Tonghui Wang (USA)

  David Trafimov (USA)

  Galit Shmueli (Taiwan)

  Le Si Dong (Vietnam)

  Nguyen Ngoc Thach (Vietnam)

  Ta Quoc Bao (Vietnam)

  Lanh T. Tran (USA)

  Akira Namatame (Japan)

  Songsak Sriboonchitta (Thailand)

  Pham Van Kien (Vietnam)

  Poom Kumam (Thailand)

  Boualem Dejhiche (Sweden)

  Emmanuel Haven (Canada)

  Niels Haldrup (Danmark)

 

On behalf of the Organizing Committee

 

Chairman

 

Dr. Bui Huu Toan