Departmental Seminar

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Departmental Seminars are research seminars which focus on the field of our guest speakers who come from universities all over the world to spend a day or two with us. Meetings with the seminar speakers are an important component of the Departmental Seminar. PhD students, in particular those in their third or fourth year, should use this unique opportunity to talk about their work. 

Monday -  14:45 - 16:45.

The Departmental Seminar series is organised by Florian Oswald and Paul Bouscasse.
Administrative correspondent: Stéphanie Berrebi (email)

*NEW* If you would like to schedule an appointment with our guest speaker, register online (Google form)

Upcoming Departmental Seminar

Fall Semester 2023

September 4th - Axelle FERRIÈRE (Paris School of Economics)
Escaping the Losses from Trade: The Impact of Heterogeneity and Skill Acquisition

September 11th - Francesco DECAROLIS (Bocconi)
Past Performance and Procurement Outcomes

September 25th - David THESMAR (Visiting, on leave from MIT Sloan)
The Effects of Mandatory Profit-Sharing on Workers and Firms: Evidence from France

October 2nd - Vincent STERK (University College London)
Optimal Monetary Policy during a Cost-of-Living Crisis

October 9th - Federica ROMEI (Oxford)
Inequality, Demand Composition, and the Transmission of Monetary Policy

*EXCEPTIONAL joint seminar with Applied Micro* November 13th - Joseph ALTONJI (Yale)
Returns to Specific Graduate Degrees: Estimates Using Texas Administrative Records

November 20th - Lindsey MACMILLAN (University College London)
Occupational Hazard: Inequalities in Labour Market Mismatch

*CANCELLED* December 4th - Dorothea KÜBLER (WZB Berlin Social Science Center)

winter-spring semester 2024

February 26th - Jonathan HEATHCOTE (Federal Reserve Bank of Minneapolis)
The Great Resignation and Optimal Unemployment Insurance

*CANCELLED* March 4th - Rachel GRIFFITH (University of Manchester)
The Effects of Sin Taxes and Advertising Restrictions in a Dynamic Equilibrium

March 18th - Michèle TERTILT (University of Mannheim)
The Political Economy of Laws to "Protect'' Women

April 22nd - Barbara BIASI (Yale School of Management)
TBA
*Joint with Applied Micro Seminar*

April 29th - Dave DONALDSON (MIT)
Putting Quantitative Models to the Test: An Application to Trump’s Trade War

May 13th - Camille LANDAIS (LSE)
Gender Without Children

May 28th - Francesca MOLINARI (Cornell)
TBA
*Joint with Econometrics Seminar*

June 24th - Iliana KUZIEMKO (Princeton)
The Cold War and American Labor

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