EzPz 2026

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EzPz 2026

Easy Peasy at EC 2026

1783317600000Rome, ItalyOfficial conference site Site reachable

Easy Peasy at EC'26 is a workshop at the 27th ACM Conference on Economics & Computation in Rome, held on July 6, 2026. It aims to highlight exceptionally elegant, simple, and surprising results in Economic Computer Science (EconCS), inspired by the spirit of 'Proofs from the Book', with a focus on results that are self-contained and immediately understandable even to junior researchers.

Official CFP Back to deadlines Verified September 9, 2026

Paper fit

Contribution paths

A strong submission should clearly identify its contribution and evaluate it appropriately.

Full paper submission

Brief and self-contained submissions containing only the elegant, simple result(s), limited to 10 pages with anonymous authors, tailored for a 15-minute talk. Both new and previously published results are welcome, excluding those already canonical in curricula or folklore.

Research areas in scope

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EconCS Topics

Agent-based modelingAlgorithmic fairness and data privacyAuctions and pricingBehavioral economics and bounded rationalityBlockchain and cryptocurrenciesContract designCrowdsourcing and information elicitationDecision theoryEconometricsEconomic aspects of learning algorithmsEconomic aspects of neural networks and LLMsEquilibrium analysis, incl. price of anarchyEquilibrium computation and complexityFair divisionIndustrial organizationInformation designLaboratory and field experimentsMarket design and matching marketsMarket equilibriaMechanism designOnline algorithmsOnline platforms and applicationsSocial good and ethicsSocial choice and voting theorySocial networks and social learning

Policies worth checking twice

  • Dual submission to EC or any other conference is permitted.
  • Submissions must not include author names or affiliations (anonymous authors).
  • Full anonymization is not required if the work is a special case of prior work.
  • There are no published proceedings; accepted papers must be posted publicly (e.g., arXiv, SSRN, personal website).
  • Submissions must fit within a 15-minute presentation slot.
  • All authors are required to have an OpenReview profile, preferably using an institutional email.

Official sources

Compiled from the official call for papers. The organizers’ pages remain authoritative.

Official conference site

Last verified September 9, 2026