Empirical Industrial Organisation and Microeconometrics Seminar (Empirical IO)
The Empirical IO / Microeconometrics Seminar is the latest addition to the Department's seminar series. It will be launched during the Winter/Spring Semester this year.
It focuses on research that combines methodological and empirical components, with topics in industrial organisation and applied microeconomics. It invites leading international scholars in these fields to present their recent work and creates a forum to promote and exchange ideas. Faculty and students from all fields are welcome to the seminar. Individual meetings scheduled during the day provide further opportunity to engage with the speaker.
The seminar is organised by Marleen MARRA and Junnan HE.
Winter / Spring Semester 2020
February 11th Christina GUILDANI (TSE)
Identification and Inference in Discrete Choice Models with Imperfect Information
February 25th - Nathan MILLER (Georgetown University)
Oligopolistic Price Leadership and Mergers: The United States Beer Industry
March 10th - Michela TINCANI (UCL)
Incentive Effects of Preferential Admissions under Subjective Beliefs
March 24th - George-Levi GAYLE (Washington University at Saint Louis)
April 7th - Federico CILIBERTO (University of Virginia)
April 21st - Robin LUMSDAINE (American University)
May 5th - Quang VUONG (NYU) and Isabelle PERRIGNE (Rice University)
May 19th - Gregory CRAWFORD (University of Zurich)
May 25th - Jeremy FOX (Rice University)
June 2nd - Myrto KALOUPTSIDI (Harvard)
June 16th - Dan ACKERBERG (University of Texas at Austin)
