Seminars
Seminars
Monday Lunch Seminars Etienne Wasmer (Visiting Fellow, Collegio Carlo Alberto)
"Does Employment Protection Raise Worker's Stress?"
Seminars in Economics Salvador Barberà (Universitat Autonoma de Barcelona)
"On the Rule of K Names"
Seminars in Economics Bernard Salanié (Columbia University)
"Does Fertility Respond to Financial Incentives?"
Monday Lunch Seminars Francesco Sangiorgi (Post-doc Fellow, Collegio Carlo Alberto)
"Information sales with strategic traders"
Seminars in Economics Marco Battaglini (Princeton University)
"A Dynamic Theory of Public Spending, Taxation and Debt"
Seminars in Economics Francesco Caselli (London School of Economics)
"Dynastic Management"
Monday Lunch Seminars Michele Belloni (CeRP)
"Retirement in Italy: what an Option Value Model can tell us"
Seminars in Economics Rafael Repullo (CEMFI, Madrid)
"The Procyclical Effects of Basel II"
Monday Lunch Seminars Andrea Vindigni (Princeton University and Visiting Fellow, Collegio Carlo Alberto)
"Emergence and Persistence of Inefficient States"
Seminars in Economics Alberto Alesina (Harvard University)
"Gender Based taxation"
Seminars in Economics Ariel Pakes (Harvard University)
"Moment Inequalities and their Application"
Monday Lunch Seminars Stefano Sacchi (University of Milan and URGE)
"Welfare and the atypical worker: Social insurance and non-standard employment in Italy"
Seminars in Economics Bill Zame (UCLA)
"Incentives, Contracts and Markets: a General Equilibrium Theory of Firms"
Monday Lunch Seminars Carolina Fugazza & Maela Giofrè (CeRP)
"International Asset Allocation for Occupational Pension Funds"
Seminars in Economics Chris Chambers (Caltech)
"Menu Aggregation"
Seminars in Economics Jordi Galí (CREI, Universitat Pompeu Fabra)
"A New Keynesian Model with Unemployment"
Monday Lunch Seminars Mario Pagliero (University of Torino)
"The Impact of Potential Labor Supply on Licensing Exam Difficulty in the US Market for Lawyers"
Seminars in Economics Mohammed Abdellaoui (CNRS, ENSAM, Paris)
"Uniform Sources of Uncertainty for Subjective Probabilities and Ambiguity"
Seminars in Economics David Easley (Cornell University)
"Constructive Decision Theory"