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The Financial Economics Seminar 2023 is currently happening at the UPSA Auditorium.
Discussions will be held on the impact of socio-economic policies on trade and industries in developing economies.
The Financial Economic meeting is an event focusing on macroeconomic, International finance and financial markets issues.
In line with the evolving financial and macroeconomic situation, methodologies in econometrics have developed new approaches to accommodate modeling complexity, nonlinearity, chaotic behavior, high-frequency data, big data, and networks.
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