The Macroeconomics Lunch Seminar is intended as an informal forum where researchers present their work in progress in details and receive criticism and feedback from colleagues. PhD students entering the job market are strongly encouraged to present their job market paper. Occasionally, the Macroeconomics Lunch Seminar hosts presentations from visiting scholars. Presentations on the blackboard are welcome. The Macro Group provides sandwiches. Participants must register on the Friday before the meeting at http://www.doodle.com/participation.html?pollId=95st943kki7pxevp
Meetings are in room d350, from 12:50 to 14:00
Program - 2011-2012
- September 21th, Olivier Sterk (IRES): “Sustainability of the peace process in Burundi : who benefits from the demobilization program?”
- October 11th, Paolo Melindi Ghidi (IRES): "Income Inequality, School Choice and the Endogenous Gentrification of U.S. Cities"
- October 25th, Julio Davila (CORE): "Implementing the first-best steady state TFP”
- November 8th, Fabio Mariani (IRES): “From Polygamy to Serial Monogamy: a Unified Theory of Marriage Institutions”
- November 22th, Julien Martin (IRES): "Low-Wage Countries' Competition, Reallocation Across Firms and the Quality Content of Exports"
- December 6th, Andrea Ariu (IRES): Brain Deficit: How Corruption Keeps High-Skilled Away”
- December 13th, Amandine Aubry (IRES): "The effect of product diversity on the pattern of consumption”
- January 10th, Bastien Chabet-Ferret (IRES): "Cross-Race Differences in Fertility in the US"
- January 24th, Alexandre Simons (IRES): "Delocalization and home wages"
- February 7th, William Pariente (IRES): "Impact of microcredit in rural areas of Morocco : Evidence from a randomized evaluation"
- February 21st, Joel Machado (IRES): TBA
- March 6th, Chiara Canta (CORE): TBA
- March 20th, Julien Martin (IRES): TBA
- March 27th, Shoshana Grossbard (San Diego State University): TBA
