Events
Seminars in Economics Jonathan Eaton (New York University)
"Anatomy of International Trade: Evidence from French Firms"
[Academic Events] Workshop Workshop on the Economics of Aging
Workshop on the Economics of Aging
Seminars in Economics Andrew Postlewaite (University of Pennsylvania)
"Repeated Games and Limited Information Processing"
Seminars in Economics Chaim Fershtman (Tel Aviv University)
"Finite State Dynamic Games with Asymmetric Information: A Framework for Applied Work"
Monday Lunch Seminars Massimiliano Landi (Singapore Management University and Visiting Fellow, Collegio Carlo Alberto)
"Rational and boundedly rational behavior in a binary choice sender-receiver game"
Seminars in Economics Jean-Marc Robin (University of Paris 1 and University College London)
"Matching, Sorting and Wages"
Seminars in Economics Michele Tertilt (Stanford)
"Women's Liberation: What's in it for Men?"
Seminars in Economics Fabien Postel-Vinay (Bristol)
"Nonstationary Search Equilibrium"
Monday Lunch Seminars Monika Merz (University of Bonn and Visiting Fellow, Collegio Carlo Alberto)
"Changes in Married Women’s Labor Supply. Behavior in Germany, 1985-2005"
Seminars in Economics Ester Faia (University of Rome Tor Vergata and EIEF)
"Optimal Choice of Exchange Rate Regimes with Labour Market Frictions"
Monday Lunch Seminars Mario Pagliero (University of Torino and Collegio Carlo Alberto)
"Risk Taking and Performance in Multistage Tournaments: Evidence from Weight Lifting Competitions"
Seminars in Economics Jaume Ventura (CREI)
"Economic Growth with Bubbles"
Seminars in Economics Urban Jermann (University of Pennsylvania Wharton)
"The Equity Premium Implied by Production"
Diego Garcia (University of North Carolina)
"Relative Wealth Concerns and Complementarities in Information Acquisition”
Monday Lunch Seminars Thomas Gehrig (University of Freiburg and Visiting Fellow, Collegio Carlo Alberto)
"Decentralized Screening: Multiplicity, Coordination Failure and Cycles"
Monday Lunch Seminars Matteo Richiardi (LABOR)
"Welfare stigma allowing for psychological and cultural effects. An Agent-Based simulation study"
Seminars in Economics Bernard Dumas (University of Lausanne)
"Incomplete-Market Equilibria Solved. Recursively on a Binomial Tree or a Lattice"