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Applied Microeconomics Seminars

The GSB Applied Microeconomics Seminar is held on Fridays from Noon to 1:30 PM, unless otherwise indicated. Should you have any other questions or special requests, please contact our seminar organizers: Paul Oyer or Liran Einav.

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Please select the link above to view the schedule or e-mail Rochelle Bagalso for an appointment.

 

Spring 2008	Speaker	Title	Time/Place
April 4	Esther Duflo MIT	Monitoring Works: Getting Teachers to Come to School	12:00-1:30 PM L107
April 11	Ginger Jin University of Maryland	Information, Learning, and Drug Diffusion: the Case of Cox-2 Inhibitors	12:00-1:30 PM L107
April 18	Harikesh Nair Stanford University	Retail Competition and the Dynamics of Consumer Demand for Tied Goods	12:00-1:30 PM L107
April 25	Radha Iyengar Harvard University	An Analysis of the Performance of Federal Indigent Defense Counsel	12:00-1:30 PM L107
May 2	Jakub Kastl Stanford University	Testing for Common Valuation in the Presence of Bidders with Informational Advantage	12:00-1:30 PM L107
May 9	Ben Jones Northwestern University	The Burden of Knowledge and the 'Death of the Renaissance Man': Is Innovation Getting Harder?	12:00-1:30 PM L107
May 16	Katherine Ho Columbia University	The Effects of Full-Line Forcing Contracts	12:00-1:30 PM L107
May 23	Joseph Altonji Yale University		12:00-1:30 PM L107
May 30	Ryan Kellogg UC Berkeley	Learning by Drilling: Inter-Firm Learning and Relationship Persistence in the Texas Oilpatch	12:00-1:30 PM L107
June 6			12:00-1:30 PM L107

 

Winter 2008	Speaker	Title	Time/Place
March 7	Ariel Pakes Harvard University	An Experimental Component Index for the CPI: From Annual Computer Data to Monthly Data on Other Goods	12:00-1:30 PM L107
March 14	Glenn Ellison MIT	What Causes Industry Agglomeration? Evidence from Coagglomeration Patterns	12:00-1:30 PM S161

 

Fall 2007	Speaker	Title	Time/Place
September 28	Raj Chetty UC Berkeley	Salience and Taxation: Theory and Evidence	12:00-1:30 pm/L107
October 5	No seminar		12:00-1:30 pm/L107
October 12	Alvin Roth Harvard University	Recent Developments in Kidney Exchange Related Paper: Efficient Kidney Exchange: Coincidence of Wants in Markets with Compatibility-Based Preferences	12:00-1:30 pm/L107
October 19	Eugene Choo University of Calgary	Lifecycle Marriage Matching: Theory and Evidence	12:00-1:30 pm/L107
October 26	John Asker New York University	A Study of the International Organization of a Bidding Cartel	12:00-1:30 pm/L107
November 2	David Card UC Berkeley	School Competition and Efficiency with Publicly Funded Catholic Schools	12:00-1:30 pm/L107
November 9	Greg Lewis Harvard University	Asymmetric Information, Adverse Selection and Seller Disclosure: The Case of eBay Motors	12:00-1:30 pm/L107
November 16	Ted Miguel UC Berkeley	Spring Cleaning: A Randomized Evaluation of Source Water Quality Improvement	12:00-1:30 pm/L107
November 30	Ian Larkin Harvard Business School	The Cost of High-Powered Incentives: Employee Gaming in Enterprise Software Sales	12:00-1:30 pm/L107
December 7	Estelle Cantillon ECARES	Competition Between Exchanges: Lessons from the Battle of the Bund	12:00-1:30 pm/L107

 

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