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International Conference on Family Economics and Family Policy

2nd Feb – 3rd Feb 2027 Chicago, USA Standard / Physical Participation
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International Conference on Family Economics and Family Policy conference tracks support global knowledge exchange, innovation, and sustainable development priorities across diverse disciplines.

SDG 1 - No Poverty SDG 3 - Good Health and Well-being SDG 5 - Gender Equality SDG 8 - Decent Work and Economic Growth

This track explores the dynamics of entrepreneurial families and their unique contributions to business development. It aims to highlight the intersection of family values and entrepreneurial success in various economic contexts.

This session focuses on the role of gender in family economics, examining how gender dynamics influence economic decision-making within families. It seeks to uncover the implications of these dynamics for policy and practice.

This track investigates the impact of macroeconomic factors on family structures and economic behaviors. It aims to provide insights into how families adapt to changing economic conditions and policies.

This session addresses the relationship between family economics and public policy, emphasizing the need for policies that support family well-being. It encourages discussions on effective policy frameworks that can enhance family economic stability.

This track examines the financial strategies employed by family businesses and their implications for corporate governance. It aims to explore how family ownership influences financial decision-making and performance.

This session focuses on the critical issue of family succession in business, exploring best practices and challenges faced by family-owned enterprises. It aims to provide insights into effective succession strategies that ensure business continuity.

This track delves into the financial structures that underpin family enterprises, analyzing their unique characteristics and challenges. It seeks to identify innovative financial models that can enhance the sustainability of family businesses.

This session explores the factors contributing to financial distress in families and the resilience strategies they employ. It aims to highlight the role of social support and community resources in mitigating financial challenges.

This track examines the intersection of welfare economics and family well-being, focusing on how economic policies affect family life. It aims to provide a comprehensive understanding of welfare systems and their impact on family dynamics.

This session investigates the role of families in promoting sustainable development through economic practices. It aims to explore how family-oriented approaches can contribute to broader sustainability goals.

This track focuses on the regional variations in family economic behaviors and policies, highlighting the importance of context in family economics research. It aims to foster discussions on how regional characteristics influence family economic outcomes.

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