Seminare

MEF-seminar winter term 2018/19

Thursdays 16:15 - 17:30
in seminar room Kaiserplatz 7-9, 4th floor, room no. 4.006

Dates for winter term 2018/19 (11-Oct-2018 - 7-Feb-2019):

Date	Title	Speaker
11.10.2018	Labor Market Implications of Unemployment Benefit Extensions	Iourii Manovskii, University of Pennsylvania
18.10.2018	Credit, Bankruptcy, and Aggregate Fluctuations	Makoto Nakajima, Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia
25.10.2018	Financial Crisis Interventions	Josef Schroth, Bank of Canada
08.11.2018	Measuring Geopolitical Risk	Matteo Iacoviello, Federal Reserve Board
15.11.2018	Regulation of Consumer Credit with Over-Optimistic Borrowers	Michèle Tertilt, University of Mannheim
21.11.2018	tba	Paolo Surico, London Business School and CEPR
29.11.2018	Human Frictions in the Transmission of Economic Policy	Michael Weber, Chicago Booth
06.12.2018	What to Expect from the Lower Bound on Interest Rates: Evidence from Derivatives Prices	Thomas Mertens, Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco
13.12.2018	Climbing the Wage Ladders: Determining the Sources of Idiosyncratic Wage Dynamics and Implications for Policy	Árpád Ábrahám, European University Institute
20.12.2018	Optimal Progressivity with Age Dependent Taxation	Gianluca Violante, Princeton University
10.01.2019	tba	Kurt Mitman, Stockholm University
07.02.2019	Firm Demographics an the Great Recession	Gian-Luca Clementi, NYU Stern

Thursdays 12:15 - 13:30 at Kaiserplatz 7-9, 4th floor, Room 4.006. For details, see www.macrohistory.net

Dates for summer term 2018 (9-Apr-2018 - 20-Jul-2018):

Date	Title	Speaker
19.04.2018	Looking for the bright side of the China Syndrome: Rising export opportunities and life satisfaction in China	Laura Hering Erasmus University Rotterdam
26.04.2018	no seminar	no seminar
03.05.2018	no seminar	no seminar
17.05.2018	The Sense of the State	Elena Esposito University of Lausanne
07.06.2018	Housing Bubbles and Wealth Inequality: Evidence from Spain	Clara Martinez-Toledano Paris School of Economics
14.06.2018	Scientific Revolution: Institutions and the Intellectual Rise of the Western World	Eric Chaney Oxford University
21.06.2018	Tordesillas, Slavery and the Origins of Brazilian Inequality	Felipe Valencia Caicedo University of British Columbia
28.06.2018	no seminar	no seminar
05.07.2018	The Big Bang	Kaspar Zimmermann University of Bonn
12.07.2018	"The time varying risk puzzle" --- "The Persistent Effect of Gender Division of Labour: African American Women After Slavery"	Dmitry Kuvshinov --- Anna Baiardi --- University of Bonn.
19.07.2018	The Emergence of Hierarchies and States: Productivity vs. Appropriability	Omer Moav University of Warwick