A Zoom-based Economics Workshop
Mondays 11:30am-12:45pm (ET)
organized by
Francisco Amaral, Amanda Ang,
Olivia Bordeu, Leonardo D'Amico,
Seohee Kim, and Giorgio Pietrabissa
Registration:
To receive the Zoom link for the seminars please register on the Zoom webinar page.
February 23, 2026: John Mondragon (Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco). Co-authored with Schuyler Louie and Johannes Wieland.
Supply Constraints do not Explain House Price and
Quantity Growth Across U.S. Cities
March 9, 2026: Hans Koster (Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam). Co-authored with Gabriel Loumeau.
Urban Decline and Path-dependency: Evidence from Coal-Mining areas
March 23, 2026: Daniel Velasquez (Claremont McKenna College).
Highways, Commuting and Trade: Unpacking Suburban Growth
April 20, 2026: Lei Ma (Georgia Terry College of Business).
Build What and for Whom?
The Distributional Effects of Housing Supply
May 4, 2026: Laura Weiwu (UC Berkeley). Co-authored with Vincent Rollet.
Measuring Winners and Losers from Increasing Housing Supply
May 18, 2026: Ben Keys (Wharton School). Co-authored with Jessie Handbury and Sam Hughes.
Segmentation and Returns on Rental Housing
June 1, 2026: Fernando Ferreira (Wharton School). Co-authored with Heidi Artigue, Patrick Bayer, and Stephen Ross.
Does Homeownership Matter? The Long-Term Consequences of Losing a House during the Great Recession