A Zoom-based Economics Workshop
organized by
Clare Balboni, Fabian Eckert, Caitlin Gorback, and Chris Severen
June 8: Michael Peters
Market Size and Spatial Growth - Evidence from Germany's Post-War Population Expulsions
June 15: Eric Mengus
Labor Market Polarization and the Great Divergence: Theory and Evidence
with Don Davis and Tomasz Michalsk
June 22: Myrto Kalouptsidi
Search Frictions and Efficiency in Decentralized Transport Markets
with Giulia Brancaccio, Theodore Papageorgiou, and Nicola Rosaia
June 29: Aradhya Sood
Land Market Frictions in Developing Countries: Evidence from Manufacturing Firms in India
July 6: ITI NBER Online
July 13: Stephan Heblich
East Side Story: Historic Pollution and Neighborhood Segregation
July 20: Jean Flemming
Costly Commuting and the Job Ladder
July 27: Kirill Borusyak
Non-Random Exposure to Natural Experiments: Theory and Applications
with Peter Hull
August 3: Nina Harari
Slum Upgrading and Long-run Urban Development: Evidence from Indonesia
with Maisy Wong
Registration:
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Format:
The seminars last 75 minutes: 60 minutes of presentation and 15 minutes of Q&A.
A moderator collects audience questions in the Q&A window. Users can upvote questions asked by others. Clarifying questions get immediately asked by the moderator. The moderator unmutes users to ask the most upvoted substantive questions at various natural breaks during the presentation. The presenter receives a transcript with all questions asked, including the email address of the person who asked.
Besides this, all attendees are muted throughout and videos switched off.