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Fall 2007 Seminar and Brownbag Series

 

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 Uluc Aysun.

Brownbag workshops are held Thursdays at 12:20 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

Monday
August 27
3:00pm

Marius Jurgilas
(University of Connecticut)
"Interbank Markets under Currency Boards"
(PhD Defense)

Friday
September 14
3:00pm


(University of Connecticut, Business)
"Do Wrongful Discharge Laws Impair Firm Performance?"

Thursday
September 20
4:00pm
Konover Auditorium

Geoffrey Heal
(Columbia University)
"Corporate Environmentalism: Doing Well by Doing Good?"

Friday
September 28
3:30pm

Pol Antras
(Harvard University)
"Trade and Capital Flows: A Financial Frictions Perspective"

Friday
October 5
3:30pm

Perry Shapiro
(University of California-Santa Barbara)
"Compensation for Taking When Both Equity and Efficiency Matter"

Monday
October 8
4:30pm

Tsvetanka Karagoyozova
(University of Connecticut)
"Three Essays on Heterogeneity, Insurance, and Asset Pricing"
(PhD Defense)

Thursday
October 11
4:00pm
Babbidge Library, Class of 1947 room


(Princeton University)
"The Politicization of Science: Consequences and Prescriptions"

Friday
October 12
11:00am
Information Technologies Engineering (ITE) Building C80

Greg Mankiw
(Harvard University)
"The Case for Pigovian Taxation
Why We Should Tax Gas, And Substantially So"

Friday
October 19
3:30pm

Subhash Ray
(University of Connecticut)
"Input Price Variation Across Locations and a Generalized Measure of Cost Efficiency"

Friday
October 26
3:30pm

Erinc Yeldan
(Bilkent University)
"Macroeconomics of Twin-Targeting in Turkey: Analytics of a Financial CGE Model"

Friday
November 2
3:30pm

Shannon Seitz
(Boston College)
"An Empirical Model of Intra-household Allocations and the Marriage Market"

Wednesday
November 7
9:30am


(University of Connecticut)
"Three Essays on Econometrics"
(PhD Defense)

Friday
November 9
3:30pm

Fabio Ghironi
(Boston College)
"The Domestic and International Effects of Financial Deregulation"

Friday
November 16
3:30pm


(Brown University)
"Missing Women More and More: Sex-Selective Abortion Increases Boys Born but Decreases Girls Dying in Taiwan"

Monday
November 19
2:30pm

Andros Kourtellos
(University of Cyprus)
"Threshold Regression with Endogenous Threshold Variables (THRET)"

Friday
November 30
3:30pm

Daniele Paserman
(Boston University and Hebrew University)
"Inside the Black Box of Ability Peer Effects: Evidence from Variation in High and Low Achievers in the Classroom"

 

Brownbags and other activities

See also:
Macro Workshops
Graduate Students Seminar Series

Date

Presenter, Affiliation, and Topic

Thursday
September 6
12:20pm
Nicholas Shunda
(University of Connecticut)
"Auctions with a Buy Price: The Case of Reference-Dependent Preferences"
Thursday
September 13
12:20pm
James Boudreau
(University of Connecticut)
"Stratification, Growth and Path Dependence in Bilateral Markets"
Thursday
September 20
12:20pm
Dhammika Dharmapala
(University of Connecticut)
"Which Countries Become Tax Havens?"
Thursday
September 27
12:20pm
Jennifer Brown
(Eastern Connecticut State University)
"Raising Rivals' Costs via California's Environmental Regulations: Effects in the Retail Market"
Thursday
October 4
12:20pm
Natalya Shelkova
(University of Connecticut)
"Low-wage labor markets and the power of suggestion"
Thursday
October 18
12:20pm
Delia Furtado
(University of Connecticut)
"Interethnic Marriage: The Relationships between Education, Race, and Immigrant Generation"
Thursday
October 25
12:20pm
Phil Shaw
(University of Connecticut)
"Educational Corruption and Growth"
Thursday
November 1
12:20pm
Kathleen Segerson
(University of Connecticut)
"Valuing Ecosystem Services: Economics and the EPA"
Thursday
November 8
12:20pm
Michael Stone
(University of Connecticut)
"Creating a homepage at UConn"
Thursday
November 15
12:20pm
Biplab Ghosh
(University of Connecticut)
"Asymmetric Information and Excess Volatility"
Thursday
November 29
12:20pm
Lei Chen
(University of Connecticut)
"Stochastic Frontier Analysis of Dental Care: A Study of Practice Level Data"
Thursday
December 6
12:20pm
Xenia Matschke
(University of Connecticut)
"Antidumping Duties under Asymmetric Cost Information"