They welcome theoretical and empirical paper submissions that
address new and traditional sources of uncertainty and their implications for policymaking,
with an emphasis on the following areas:
‐ Implications of different sources of uncertainty for the toolkit of monetary, fiscal,
and prudential authorities and market regulators.
‐ Incorporating new sources of uncertainty in models on monetary policy, financial
stability, and market functioning.
‐ Changes in policy strategies, implementation frameworks, and communications
under increased uncertainty.
‐ Political uncertainty and its impact on the real and financial economy.
‐ Non-traditional data providing insights on traditional and new sources of
uncertainty.
‐ How financial market participants account for uncertainty.
‐ Uncertainty stemming from the interaction of fiscal, monetary, and macroprudential policies.