2022 events

In this seminar we explore the general equilibrium Roy model using the 1963 Robbins Report as a case study.

We're investigating networks and political careers in former autocratic East Germany.

Seth Richards-Shubik explores the healthcare provider agency and optimal payment policy regarding medication for dialysis patients.

Stephen O'Neill discusses how expanding Medicaid has been shown to impact health and financial hardship outcomes in the US.

Arpad Abraham challenges the assertion that corporate taxes on labour is approximately zero.

Using police reports in Finland this seminar explores between colleague conflicts.

Tai-Wei Hu presents a theory that voters prefer a moderate policy over extreme alternatives to the left or right.

Marco Manacorda discusses the political effects of the rise of mobile internet in Europe between 2007 and 2017.

This workshop discusses the effectiveness of off-balance sheet funding.

Peter Spencer explores the developments on welfare through the lens of Epstein-Zin's model.

Join us for our second York-Durham workshop on economic theory.

In this seminar we propose a model for sovereign wealth funds (SWFs).

This seminar discusses dynamic LDF models.

We explore the gaps in welfare schemes during the COVID-19 pandemic in India.

Wietse Leleu explores the constructions of the marriage market.

In this seminar we explore women's paid and unpaid work to highlight current challenges the UK is facing regarding the cost of living.

This workshop explores the theory of apartheid.

Climent Quintana-Domeque discusses the state wide law passed in Brazil regarding caesarean sections.

We explore an applicable test which details the optimal design of incentive contracts.

We address the challenges of ranking different populations according to the value of some feature of each population.

Emma Tominey explores how the school social network has shaped our world.

We discuss a system which would allow universities to be more flexible to meet their targets.