2023 events
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SEMINAR: Discretionary Choice, Motivation, and the SUTVA
In his talk, Gilles Chemla will illustrate how an agent's motivation changes as one moves from RCTs to settings with discretionary choice.
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High Frequency Options and Volatility Predictability
Mattia Bevilacqua (Liverpool Management School)
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The Salinization of Agricultural Hubs: Impact of and Adjustment to Intensifying Saltwater Intrusion in the Mekong Delta
Hanh My Le discusses the impact of saltwater intrusion on agricultural production and resource reallocation in coastal deltas
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AME SEMINAR: Understanding the Effects of Labor Market Entry Conditions: The Role of Skill Match
Guest speaker Dita Eckhardt (Warwick) will talk about Understanding the Effects of Labor Market Entry Conditions: The Role of Skill Match
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Self-fulfilling labor wedge fluctuations and unemployment insurance
Paulo Santos Monteiro will give a talk on Self-fulfilling labor wedge fluctuations and unemployment insurance
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York Annual Economic Theory Workshop
Join us for the York Annual Economic Theory Workshop
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Seminar: Innovation and the Great Divergence
Steve Broadberry will discuss Innovation and the Great Divergence
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The Network Origins of Trade Comovement
Justas Dainauskas (LSE & DERS alumnus)
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All taxation is local: Fiscal decentralization and colonial institutions in British Africa
Leigh Gardner (LSE) will give a talk on Fiscal decentralization and colonial institutions in British Africa.
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The Long-Run Development Impacts of Agricultural Productivity Gains: Evidence from Irrigation Canals in India
Samuel Asher (Imperial) will discuss the Long-Run Development Impacts of Agricultural Productivity Gains: Evidence from Irrigation Canals in India
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Ines Lee: Competence or Confidence? The Gender Gap in Financial Literacy
This Applied Microeconometrics seminar is presented by Ines Lee on the topic "Competence or Confidence? The Gender Gap in Financial Literacy."
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Some Inference Perils of Imposing a Taylor Rule
Franck Portier will discuss some inference perils of imposing a Taylor Rule
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The role of pricing errors in linear asset pricing models with strong, semi-strong, and latent factors
This paper examines the role of pricing errors in linear factor pricing models, allowing for observed strong and semi-strong factors, and latent weak factors.
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Fancy a Career in Finance? Careers Event with Tim Hill, Ernst & Young
Tim Hill will give an accessible guest lecture discussing the structure of an investment bank, debt vs equity, risk vs return and market efficiency, based on real life experience, focussing on careers, places to apply, and the roles available.
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What is missing in asset-pricing factor models
Irina Zviadadze's objective is to price the cross section of asset returns.
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Education Expansion, Sorting, and the Decreasing Education Wage Premium
Guest speaker Pauline Corblet looks at the interplay between worker supply and firm demand, and their effect on sorting and wages in the labor market
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Professor Matias D Cattaneo's talk will be based on two of his papers
Matia Canttaneo will discuss two papers.
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Delegation and Decision Process in Organisations
Hideshi Itoh (Waseda University) presents this workshop.
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Amos Golan: What Information Theory Brings to Modeling and Inference
Amos Golan discusses what information theory brings to Modeling and Inference
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Existence of a competitive equilibrium with substitutes, with applications to matching and discrete choice models
Alfred Galichon discusses Existence of a competitive equilibrium with substitutes, with applications to matching and discrete choice models
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Simon Weber: Scraping webpages
This Applied Microeconometrics seminar is presented by Simon Weber on the the topic Scraping webpages.
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Amos Golan: Information-Theoretic Modeling and Inference: Theory and Practice
The lectures running across two days are based on the book Foundations of Info-Metrics written by Amos Golan. It is highly recommended to get the book prior to this short course.
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Neil Shephard (Harvard) Keynote Lecture and Workshop
Visiting us from Harvard, Neil Shephard will deliver a keynote lecture and workshop.
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Modernising the Economy in 18th century France: The revealed policy of the ‘Bureau du Commerce’
Eric Brousseau (Paris XI) presents this seminar hosted by Dr Thilo Huning.
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Robust high frequency financial econometrics
Neil Shephard will be discussing some problems in high frequency financial econometrics.
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Macro cluster seminar: Global Credit
Colin Ellis, Global Credit Strategist at Moody's, joins us for this seminar
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Information in Asset Market Experiment with Bot
Enrica Carbone of the University of Campania joins our host John Hey to discuss a proposed experimental asset market in which human traders interact with a robot trader.
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AME Seminar: Research grant success and failure
Jack Britton presents this Applied Microeconometrics Seminar on the topic Research grant success and failure.
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Employment protection and child development
Julie Riise discusses the costs of employment protection programs and why the costs are larger than previously thought.
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Time consistency and impure benevolent planner
Takashi Hayashi, Noriaki Kiguchi and Norio Takeoka investigate the compatibility of the Pareto condition with an impure social planner.
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Economic conflict: Does the political process lead to hawkishness?
Siddhartha Bandyopadhyay discusses the negatives and positives of the political process.
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The Effect of Immigration in a Frontier Economy: Brazil 1890-1920
Andrea Papadia discusses how migration affects the economic development in the receiving country.
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A tail of labour supply and a tale of monetary policy
Cristiano Cantore studies the interaction between monetary policy and labour supply decisions at the household level.
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Stable marriage, household consumption and unobserved match quality
Lauren Cherchye presents a methodology for the analysis of household consumption and time use behaviour under marital stability.