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All Seminars are in Monteith, Room 339, at 3:30 pm on Fridays, unless otherwise noted.  Seminar Papers are available for review in Mont 330. For more information, contact Delia Furtado or Xenia Matschke.

Brownbag workshops are held Tuesdays at 12:30 pm, also in Monteith 339. Generally, no paper will be made available. For more information, contact Christian Zimmermann

Other presentations in connection with the Economics PhD program are also listed on this schedule, as well as some events elsewhere on campus. Locations are noted if not held at Monteith 339.

This schedule is continuously updated. Check regularly!

 

Seminars

(Brownbags and other activites are further down)

Date

Presenter, Affiliation, and Topic

Tuesday
January 17
3:30 pm
Recruitment seminar
Friday
January 20
3:30 pm
Recruitment seminar
Monday
January 23
3:30 pm
Recruitment seminar
Friday
January 27
3:30 pm
Recruitment seminar
Friday
February 3
3:00 pm
Recruitment seminar

Monday
February 6
3:30pm

John Straub
(Tufts University)
"Religious Competition and Charitable Church Spending"

Friday
February 10
3:30pm

Eric Brunner
(Quinnipiac University)
"Universal Vouchers and White Flight"

Friday
February 17
3:30pm

Kenneth Couch
(University of Connecticut)
"The Earnings Impact of Job Displacement Measured with Longitudinally Matched Individual and Firm Data"

Friday
February 24
3:30pm

Irene Brambilla
(Yale University)
"Export Crops, Marketing Costs, and Poverty"

Friday
March 3
3:30pm

Doireann Fitzgerald
(University of California, Santa Cruz)
"Trade Costs, Limited Enforcement and Risk Sharing: A Joint Test"

Friday
March 17
3:30pm

John Brown
(Clark University)
"Productivity Growth and Protection in a Follower Country: German Cotton Textiles, 1857-1913"

Friday
March 24
3:30pm

Chih-Ming Tan
(Tufts University)
"God is in the Details?: Religion and Growth Reexamined"

Monday
March 27
10:00amm

Rodrigo Saens
(University of Connecticut)
"Measuring Event Impacts Using Thinly Traded Stocks: The Case of Chile"
(PhD thesis defense)

Friday
March 31
1:30pm

Jan Brueckner
(University of California, Irvine)
"Gentrification and Neighborhood Housing Cycles: Will America's Future Downtowns Be Rich?"

Friday
March 31
3:30pm

Fabian Lange
(Yale University)
"Chronic Disease Burden and the Interaction of Education, Fertility, and Growth"

Friday
April 7
3:30pm

Nathaniel Baum-Snow
(Brown University)
"The Effects of Changes in the Transportation Infrastructure on Suburbanization: Evidence from the Construction of the Interstate Highway System"

Friday
April 14
10:00am

Anupam Nanda
(University of Connecticut)
"Essays on the Determinants of Housing Prices"
(PhD thesis defense)

Friday
April 14
3:30pm

Anna Aizer
(Brown University)
"Wages, Violence and Health in the Household"

Friday
April 21
3:30pm

Maria Luengo-Prado
(Northeastern University)
"On the user cost and home ownership"

Friday
April 28
3:30pm

Scott Taylor
(University of Calgary)
"Trade, Tragedy, and the Commons"

Saturday
May 6
2:30pm
Gampel Pavilion

Amartya Sen
(Harvard University)
"TBA"

Friday
June 19
10:00am

Anasua Bhattacharya
(University of Connecticut)
"Essays on Managed Care Expenditure and Prevention"
(PhD thesis defense)

 

Brownbags and other activities

See also the Macro Workshops

Date

Presenter, Affiliation, and Topic

Tuesday
February 7
12:30pm
Senol Ozturk
(University of Connecticut)
"Protection or Promotion For Sale?: An Empirical Investigation"
Tuesday
February 14
12:30pm
Nicholas Shunda
(University of Connecticut)
"Strategic Behavior in Day-Ahead and Real-Time Markets for Electricity: Offer Cost or Payment Cost Minimization?"
Tuesday
February 21
12:30pm
Philip Shaw and Marina Katsaiti
(University of Connecticut)
"Corruption and Growth: Under Weak Identification"
Tuesday
February 28
12:30pm
Nicholas Jolly
(University of Connecticut)
Daniel Kennedy
(Connecticut Department of Labor)
"The Dynamics of the Connecticut Labor Market: Job Creation, Destruction, and Reallocation"
Tuesday
March 14
12:30pm
Rasha Ahmed
(University of Connecticut)
"Voluntary agreements: How do cars differ from washing machines?"
Tuesday
March 21
12:30pm
Rimvydas Baltaduonis
(University of Connecticut)
"An Experimental Design for a Study of Wholesale Electricity Auctions"
Tuesday
March 28
12:30pm
Marius Jurgilas
(University of Connecticut)
"Liquidity management in the money market"
Tuesday
April 4
12:30pm
Kenneth Petersen
(University of Connecticut)
"Technology, Financial Innovation and the Bank-Lending Channel of Monetary Policy"
Tuesday
April 11
12:30pm
Onur Celik
(University of Connecticut)
"Marriage Matching and the Proposers' Advantage"
Tuesday
April 18
12:30pm
Zhiwei Ma
(University of Connecticut)
"Identification and Estimation of Housing Price"
Tuesday
April 25
12:30pm
Natalya Shelkova
(University of Connecticut)
"Low-Wage Labor Markets and the Power of Suggestion"