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Dear Colleagues,

I am writing to you because I am the Guest Editor of the special issue: Challenges and New Paradigms for Decision Support Systems in Axioms (JIF 2022: 2.0, Q2 in Applied Mathematics), and I would like you to consider contributing to it.

More than two-thirds of the world economy is digitized. The amount of data available to policy makers is growing exponentially, but the difficulty of managing vast amounts of heterogeneous and complex data also makes it harder to take full advantage of the added value that this large amount of information stored in the cloud brings to decision making.

Recent developments in artificial intelligence have led to notable changes in all aspects of decision making: from the formulation of decision models to data management, including security issues or computer interfaces, artificial intelligence provides a level of access to decision support systems that is more abstract and closer to human decision-making procedures, and facilitates their application in increasingly complex and less-structured decision problems.

This Special Issue is aimed at the entire community of academics and practitioners who want to present novel works on conceptual and methodological aspects related to the integration of recent advances in artificial intelligence in the design of decision support systems, as well as works addressing the imminent challenges that these new artificial intelligence techniques create around the future development of decision support systems.

Dr. Alberto Turón


Guest Editor

 

For more info:

https://www.mdpi.com/journal/axioms/special_issues/1L624GSNO4

ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE APPLICATIONS IN ECONOMICS AND FINANCE: HARNESSING INNOVATION FOR SUSTAINABLE GROWTH

Topics of Interest include, but are not limited to:

  • Credit Risk Assessment and Lending Practices: Investigating AI-driven approaches in credit scoring, loan approval, and risk management, Assessing the accuracy and fairness of AI models in credit risk assessment, etc.
  • Smart Contracts and Blockchain Integration: Exploring the use of AI in developing and managing smart contracts in financial transactions, assessing the synergy between AI and blockchain technologies in enhancing financial processes, etc.
  • Predictive Analytics for Economic Forecasting: Studying the application of AI in forecasting economic indicators and trends, analyzing the accuracy and reliability of AI models in macroeconomic predictions, etc
  • Natural Language Processing in Financial Decision-Making: Investigating the use of natural language processing (NLP) for sentiment analysis and information extraction from financial texts, Assessing the impact of NLP on decision-making in financial markets, etc.
  • AI and Robo-Advisors in Wealth Management: Examining the role of AI-powered robo-advisors in wealth management and financial planning, assessing the challenges and opportunities in deploying AI for personalized financial advice, etc
  • Explainable AI in Finance: Exploring methods to enhance the interpretability and transparency of AI models in financial decision-making, assessing the importance of explainable AI for regulatory compliance and stakeholder trust.
  • Ethical and Regulatory Considerations in AI Applications: Investigating ethical implications related to the use of AI in economics and finance, Discussing regulatory frameworks and guidelines for responsible AI deployment, etc.

Submission Guidelines: 

Authors are invited to submit original research articles, empirical studies, and case analyses that contribute to the understanding of AI applications in economics and finance. Submissions should highlight the practical implications and potential challenges of implementing AI solutions in real-world scenarios.

 Manuscript Submission Deadline: April 15th 2024

See the full CfP here: https://ojs.ual.es/ojs/index.php/eea/announcement/view/79

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The XXXVII Asepelt International Conference will be held at the city of Elche on June 19th to 21st, 2024 organized by Universidad Miguel Hernández.

The ASEPELT Conference has been for several decades a reference as a meeting place for researchers in the field of Applied Economics. Our goal is to continue in the same line, offering a forum for debate and discussion that will serve to enrich and disseminate our work.

The central theme of this XXXVII Asepelt International Conference will be, as stated in the heading of this dossier, "The new challenges of economic policy: reglobalization vs. de-globalization". With this theme we intend to mobilize different areas of knowledge within the economic discipline, which can interact and offer advances in research from an applied economics approach.

In recent years, trade tensions between the main economic blocs, the emergence of protectionist policies and the dependence on the supply of certain goods have reopened the debate on reglobalization and deglobalization. Along these lines, some international organizations, such as the World Trade Organization (WTO), are promoting greater economic integration between countries and a reglobalization drive.

In this context, it would be interesting to open an academic debate that could serve to lay the foundations or proposals for economic policy in the coming years in order to ensure global growth, productivity and welfare at the global level.

Economic science has worked for many decades in isolation from other disciplines and, even more, compartmentalized in diverse areas that have not interacted sufficiently to progress in knowledge. Therefore, in our conference we propose a multidisciplinary approach where we intend to mobilize academics from those areas of knowledge and disciplines that, in one way or another, can carry out multidisciplinary studies with an applied economics approach.

We hope that this proposal will receive the best response from academics and that we will enjoy an ASEPELT conference, in its XXXVII edition, full of new ideas, quality papers and interaction between researchers from different areas and disciplines.

The program will include seminars in the form of parallel sessions, plenary sessions and round tables in which the ideas presented in the conference theme will be presented and discussed.

 

 

 

 

 

 

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