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FALL 2012 Seminar Series
For additional information on BE Seminar Series, please contact Professor Sivadasan, organizer.
Date Guest Speaker & Affiliation Title of Presentation
Time
Location
Sep 14
 OPEN      
Sep 21
 OPEN      
Sep 28
 Liran Einav
Stanford		   10-11:30 Applied Micro
K1320
Oct 5
 Amit Gandhi
Wisconsin		   10-11:30

Applied Micro
K1320
Oct 12
 Rosa Abrantes-Metz
Global Economics Group / NYU		 The Determinants of Cartel Duration
12-1:30

BE
E0540
Oct 19
 Jagadeesh Sivadasan   2-3:30

Labor
Lorch 201
Oct 26 OPEN      
Nov 8 Kate Bundorf Pricing and Welfare in Health Plan Choice 3-4:30

BE/SPH
K1310
 
Nov 16        
Nov 23 THANKSGIVING      
Nov 30 Nils Kok
Maastricht University		   12-1:30

BE/Erb Institute
R1240
Dec 6 OPEN    

 
Dec 13 Chad Bown
World Bank		 Emerging Economies, Trade Policy, and Macroeconomic Shocks 11:30-1

International
Lorch 201

WINTER 2013 Seminar Series
Date Guest Speaker & Affiliation Title of Presentation
Time
Location
Mar 15 Przemek Jeziorski
Haas-Berkeley

TBD

 10-11:30 Applied Micro
E1550
Mar 22 Rob Valletta
San Francisco Federal Reserve Bank

Extended Unemployment Insurance and Unemployment Duration in The Great Recession: The U.S. Experience

 2-3:30 Labor
Lorch 201
Mar 28 Kyle Handley
University of Michigan

Policy Uncertainty, Trade and Welfare: Theory and Evidence for China

 11:30-1 International
Lorch 201
Mar 29 Oriana Bandiera
London School of Economics

Managing Firms in an Emerging Economy: Evidence from the Time Use of Indian CEOs

 2-3:30 Labor
Lorch 201
Apr 5 Mar Reguant
Stanford

TBD

 10-11:30 Applied Micro
E1550
Apr 11 Shang Jin-Wei
Columbia - GSB		 TBD 11:30-1 International
Lorch 201
Apr 19 Lee Branstetter
Carnegie Mellon

Going Soft: How the Rise of Software Based Innovation Led to the Decline of Japan's IT Industry and the Resurgence of Silicon Valley

 12-1:30 International
R0320
Apr 25 Antoine Gervais
Notre Dame		 Cancelled 11:30-1 International
Lorch 201