Each week, the Economics Departments hosts several academic seminars for students and faculty. Browse the full seminar calendar below.
Making Warnings Work: Experimental Evidence on Community Dissemination of Flood Forecasts in Rural India (with Maulik Jagnani, Tufts)
Matti Tan
Perceiving Complexity
Sage Belz
Shuhan Zou
Exclusions for Sale
Public Procurement and Private Product Distribution: Evidence from WIC and the Infant Formula Market
Standoffs with Intertwined Resolve and Public Information
Heterogeneous Portfolios and Monetary Policy Transmission
Female Jobs and Fertility: Long-term Experimental Evidence from Ethiopian Factories
Julianna Yu
Runtong Ding
Safety in Markets: An Impossibility Theorem for Dutch Books
Agreeing to Implement
Scale without Scope: Firm Specialization and Rising Industry Concentration
Andreas Mueller, University of Zurich
People as Intuitive Modelers: How Model Complexity Adapts to Data
Testing Exclusion and Shape Restrictions in Potential Outcomes Models
School Choice at Scale: Tie-Breaking, Caps, and Preferences
Suwijak (Max) Mongkalakorn