In the past, economics is primarily focused on numbers and statistics. However, with the introduction of qualitative and quantitative economics research, economics has evolved from the neo-classical theories and instead can now be easily understood and meaningfully presented with the analytical forecasts of the numbers and statistics that are produced. Qualitative economics refers to a direction of change in some economic variable as related to change of some other economic variable. On the other hand, quantitative economics uses a range of complex mathematical and statistical procedures to analyze economic phenomena. These techniques help economic analysts explain economic issues and understand human actions, group interactions and communities.

The QQE conference is dedicated in providing researchers, academicians and students with a thorough understanding of the core techniques of quantitative and qualitative economics as well as their strengths and limitations. We also welcome participants to include their understanding of the qualitative and quantitative application to test economic theories and measure magnitudes relevant for economic policy and other decisions.

Topics of interest include, but are not limited to:

Microeconomics
Econometrics
Macroeconomics
Game theory and Economic Analysis
Economics of Uncertainty and Finance
Business Strategy
Mathematics for economists
Probability Theory
Financial Markets
Finance Research
Quantitative Economics
Economics Research
Economic Development
Organizational Economics and Corporate Finance
Behavioral Economics
Applied Macroeconometrics
Applied Microeconometrics
Economics and Competition Policy
Processes and Estimation
Advanced Macroeconomic Theory
Regression Analysis
Linear programming
Optimization Techniques
Planning Techniques
Planning models
Advanced Statistics
Time Series Analysis & Forecasting
Monetary Economics
Industrial Economies
International Trade
Labor Economies
Demand pull inflation
Cost pull inflation
Gross National Product
Gross Domestic Product
Monetary policy
Fiscal policy
Income policy
Macro economics variables & functional relationship
Consumption
Investment & Savings
Supply of money as function of interest
Economic Model
Keynesian Models
Partial Equilibrium Model
Computable General Equilibrium Model
Deduction Method
Induction Method
Macro economic & Micro economic Problems
Unemployment
Inflation
Market stability
Expansion and Contraction Business Cycle
Economic Growth
Neoclassical model
Dynamic stochastic general equilibrium DSGE Model
Agent-based computational economics (ACE)
Innovation Economics
Game Theory & Applications
Contract Theory & Applications
Elasticity of products
Markets under asymmetric information
Modes of Operation
Applied microeconomics
Macro Theory of Distribution
Theory of Prices
Theory of Product Pricing
Theory of Factor Pricing
Theory of Economic Welfare
International trade
International Finance
Marginal Analysis