Seminars
Seminars
[Academic Events] Seminars in Economics POSTPONED: Yingni Guo (Northwestern)
"Robust Monopoly Regulation" Abstract: We study the regulation of a monopolistic firm using a non-Bayesian approach. We derive the policy that minimizes the regulator’s worst-case regret, where regret is the difference between the regulator’s complete-information payoff and his realized payoff. When the regulator’s payoff is consumers’ surplus, he imposes a price cap. When his payoff…
[Academic Events] Seminars in Economics POSTPONED: Andrea Berardi (University of Venice)
"Convexity dominates risk premia in long-term forward rates"
[Academic Events] Seminars in Politics and Society POSTPONED: Gemma Dipoppa (University of Pennsylvania)
"How Criminal Organizations Expand to Strong States: Migrants' Exploitation and Vote Buying in Northern Italy"
[Academic Events] Monday Lunch Seminars POSTPONED: Lynn Prince Cooke (University of Bath (UK))
"Establishment Relations and Fatherhood Wage Premiums: New Insights from Finnish Administrative Data"
[Academic Events] Seminars in Politics and Society POSTPONED: Belinda Hewitt (University of Melbourne)
"Stability and change in household composition and the general health of Australian Indigenous children and mothers: Evidence from the Longitudinal Study of Indigenous Children (LSIC)"
[Academic Events] Seminars in Politics and Society Zoltan Fazekas (Copenhagen Business School)
"Similar Citizen Portrayals? Exclusionary Media Populism in Tabloids and Broadsheets"
[Academic Events] Seminars in Politics and Society Giulia Andrighetto (ISCT, Rome)
"Norm Emergence and Change in a Collective-risk Social Dilemma"
[Academic Events] Seminars in Economics Roberto Galbiati (Sciences Po)
"J’Accuse...! Antisemitism and Financial Markets in 19th Century France"
[Academic Events] Monday Lunch Seminars, Seminars in Politics and Society Moti Michaeli (The Univeristy of Haifa)
"The Vanishing Trial: a Dynamic Model with Adaptive Agents"
[Academic Events] Seminars in Economics of Innovation and Knowledge Sergio Petralia (London School of Economics)
"Disruptive Innovation and Inter-regional Inequality"