Peterson Institute for International Economics (PIIE)(PIIE)
Auto-generatedThe Peterson Institute for International Economics (PIIE) is an independent, nonpartisan nonprofit research organization in Washington, D.C., that conducts policy-oriented analysis and research on international economics, including trade, finance, and globalization.
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Upcoming events
Fourth annual Richard N. Cooper Memorial Lecture — Maurice Obstfeld
Posted: Oct 23, 2026Maurice Obstfeld delivers the fourth annual Richard N. Cooper Memorial Lecture on tensions between economic interdependence and national autonomy, followed by recorded remarks from Jason Furman and a moderated discussion with Marcus Noland. The event is a virtual stream available on the PIIE website and YouTube.
PIIE Insider LIVE — What economic vibes say about reality: Jason Furman on consumer sentiment, recession indicators, and more
Posted: Nov 3, 2026Live PIIE Insider LIVE conversation: Jason Furman discusses U.S. consumer sentiment, recession indicators, and implications after the midterm elections. Hosted by Anjali V. Bhatt; live viewers via Zoom can ask questions. The session will be streamed on the PIIE website and YouTube.
Labor markets and structural transformation in times of change: AI and demographic shifts
Posted: Sep 14, 2026Two-day conference (in-person and streamed) on how AI, demographic change, and shifts in international specialization are reshaping labor markets and the future of work. Features research presentations, policy discussions, and a keynote by Gordon Hanson. Jointly organized with the IMF, OECD, and the World Bank.
Labor markets and structural transformation in times of change: AI and demographic shifts — Virtual conference
Posted: Nov 10, 2026A two-day virtual conference (jointly with the IMF, OECD, and World Bank) examining how AI, demographic change, and shifting international specialization are reshaping labor markets and the future of work. Features research presentations, high-level discussions, and a keynote by Gordon Hanson. Sessions will cover policy options for job creation, workforce transitions, and skills development.