Economics Department Seminars
Spring 2008
Thursday, February 28
11:40 AM - 12:30 PM
Ritter Annex 560
Reservation Values in Laboratory Auctions: Context and Bidding Behavior
Theodore Turocy and Elizabeth Watson
Texas A&M University
Monday, 2/25/2008
11:40 AM - 12:30 PM
Ritter Annex 565
Yasemin Ulu
St Cloud State Univ (Ph.D., Western Michigan)
Japanese Foreign Exchange Intervention and the Yen/Dollar Exchange Rate:
A Simultaneous Equations Approach Using Realized Volatility
Monday, 02/04/2008
11:45 AM - 12:45 PM
Speakman 394
Jing Liu
Cornell University
Generalized Residual-Based
Specification Testing for Duration Models with Censoring
Friday, 2/1/2008
11:45 - 12:45
Speakman 394
Jing Zhou
Boston University
Testing jointly for structural changes in the
error variance and coefficients of a linear regression model
Friday, 1/25, from 11:45 am to 12:45 pm
Hess (Thomas) Chung
Speakman Hall 390.
"What has financed government debt?"
Hess Chung and Eric Leeper.
Tuesday (1/29) from11:45 am to 12:45 pm
Speakman Hall 318
Bin Li (Chicago, macro)
Evaluating Structural Vector Autoregression Models in Monetary Economies
Fall 2007
December 10th, Monday
2:40 PM - 4 PM
Speakman Hall 394
Ants vs. Grasshoppers: Small Firm
CEOs and Protective Investments for Rare Hazards,
or
Investments in mitigation against
low-probability, high-consequence events
Jacqueline Meszaros
U of Washington and NSF
November 28th, Wednesday
11:40 AM - 12:30 PM
Ritter Annex 864 - "The Meinster Room"
The Crash
of 1882, Counterparty Risk, and the Bailout of the Paris Bourse
Eugene White
Rutgers University
October 26,
Friday
2:40 - 4 PM
Ritter Annex 207
Asymptotic Distribution of Single-Equation Estimators in
a Heteroskedastic IV Regression with Many Instruments
John Chao
University of Maryland
November 16, Friday
11:40 - Noon
Speakman 391
CSPD Conference Room
The Impact of Homework on Student
Achievement
Ozkan Eren and
Daniel J.
Henderson, SUNY Binghamton
September 14, Friday
10:40 AM - Noon
Walk Auditorium
Ritter Hall
Social Identity and Preferences
Dan Benjamin, Cornell
James Choi, Yale
and A. Joshua Strickland, Yale
October 18, Thursday
10:40 AM - Noon
Walk Auditorium
The Effects of
Government Size on the Steady-State
Unemployment Rate: An Error Correction Model
(Graphs)
Siyan Wang
University of Delaware
January 2008
Daniel Henderson
SUNY Binghamton
Spring 2007
April 25th, Wednesday, 3:00 - 4:00 PM
Speakman 394
Case-based Network Formation:
Looking at What Happened to the People to Whom You Were Previously Connected
Dimitrios Diamantaras and Rob Gilles
February 12, Monday
11:40 AM
Speakman Hall
Erkut Ozbay (NYU C.V.)
Unawareness and Strategic Announcements
in Games with Uncertainty
February 9, Friday
11:40 AM
391 Speakman Hall
Yong Bao
Assistant Prof @ UTexas-San
Antonio
Comparing Density Forecast Models
January 26, Friday
11:40 AM
318 Speakman
Lone Christiansen (UCSD)
Do Technology
Shocks lead to Productivity Slowdowns?
Evidence from Patent Data
January 30, Tuesday
11:40 AM
318 Speakman Hall
Xiaodong Liu
Nonparametric Estimation of Large Auctions with Risk Averse Bidders
PhD Ohio State
February 1 Thursday
11:40 AM
Speakman 318
Joe Yang (U Mich)
Correlated Equilibrium and the
Estimation of Static
Discrete Games with Complete Information
February 2, Friday
11:40 AM
109 Speakman Hall
Daniel Sgroi (PhD Oxford, now at Cambridge)
The Optimal Choice of
Pre-Launch Reviewer
A Multivariate Poisson
Model of Airport Choice
Andrew Buck, Erwin Blackstone, and Simon Hakim
Two papers on the Bushmeat Trade
1. Using Quantile Regression to Estimate Demand and Supply Curves
2. Bio-conservation and the Production Possibilities Frontier: An
Application of Data Envelopment Analysis. We are at a very preliminary stage so
you need two peices:
Pt 1 and Pt 2
by
Wayne A. Morra, Gail Hearn and Andrew J. Buck
Fall 2006
Wednesday, November 1
1 PM
309 Ritter Hall
George Lady, Temple University and James P. Quirk
The Scope of the LeChatelier
Principle
Wednesday, November 15
Ritter Hall 309
1 PM
Greg Greene, Idaho State University
Antitrust?
Wednesday, December 6
1 PM
Carzo Room, 394 Speakman
Credit Channels of Monetary Policy: a
Theoretical Assessment of the Identification
Strategies
by
Roger A Diaz
Drexel University
Ancient History: Prior Semesters
Spring 2006
Friday, January 27
1:30 PM
318 Speakman Hall
Lonnie Goldin
Penn State U
The work Lonnie used for his presentation:
Item One,
Two,
Three and
Four
Thursday, February 9
318 Speakman Hall
1:30 PM
Myths and Realities of Wage Reform:
Evaluating "Pay for Performance" in the Japanese Firm
Abstract
By
Tsuyoshi Tsuru
Freeman Visiting Professor of Economics,
University of California, Berkeley
&
Professor of Economics,
Institute of Economic Research,
Hitotsubashi University
February 23
Thursday, 3 - 4 PM
Ritter Annex 864
ECONOMIC
GROWTH AND FERTILITY IN A MODEL WITH REAL MONEY HOLDING: EVIDENCE FROM UKRAINE
Abstract
Svitlana Maksymenko
Temple University
April 3, Monday
1:30 PM
318 Speakman Hall
(The Carzo Room)
Peter Zaleski and Fred Esposto
Villanova and Kutztown
Market Power and Capacity Utilization: For-Profit
versus Non-Profit Hospital
Abstract
Pete's Materials: Part I and Part II
Fall 2005
Wednesday, October 12
2:30 PM
Carzo Room, 3rd floor Speakman Hall
THE EFFECT OF CHANGES
IN MONETARY POLICY ON THE EXPECTATIONS, SPENDING PLANS AND HIRING DECISIONS OF
SMALL BUSINESS OWNERS
Bill Dunkelberg
Temple University
Monday, October 17
1:30 PM - 3 PM
Tuttleman 300 AB
The Economics of Happiness
Donald Wargo
Temple University
Wednesday, October 26
3 PM - 4:30 PM
Tuttleman 401A
Promotions, Demotions, Halo Effects and Earnings Dynamics of American Executives
Mike Bognanno
Temple University
Thursday, November 17
1:30 PM
Tuttleman 300AB
Universities as Two-Sided Markets
Mike Goetz
Temple University
January 27, 2006
1:30 - 3 PM
The Welfare Consequences of Overtime
Working: Health, Happiness and Family
Lonnie Golden
Penn State University
Spring 2005
Wednesday, March 16
2:15 PM
Carzo Room: 318 Speakman Hall
The Output Gap
Bill Dunkelberg
This event has been cancelled! | Tuesday, March 29 2:30 PM Tuttleman 405AB A Joint Econometric Model of Marriage and Partner Choice Elaina Rose University of Washington |
This event has been
rescheduled for Monday, May 2, 2005 See below. |
Wednesday, April 13 2:30 PM Tuttleman 405AB Financial Engineering: Case Studies Michael Peng RaboBank |
Note that the date for this event has been changed to April 21. | Thursday, April 21 2:30 PM Tuttleman 405AB Economics and Biodiversity: Primates in Equatorial Guinea Wayne Morra Arcadia University |
Thursday, April 28
2:30 PM
Tuttleman 405AB
Demographics and Asset Returns in Japan
Slides and Text
Kenji Wada
Keio University, Japan
Friday, April 29
2:30 PM
Tuttleman 405AB
Stock Repurchase in Japan
Slides and
Text
Kenji Wada
Keio University, Japan
Monday, May 2
2:30 PM
Tuttleman 405AB
Financial Engineering: Case Studies
Part 1 and Part 2
Michael Peng
RaboBank
Fall 2004
Friday, October 29
Noon
Tuttleman 101
"Delayed Payment Contracts and Age Related Job Loss Penalties in
Japan"
Mike Bognanno and Lisa Delgado
Wednesday, November 3
2:40 - 4:30 PM
Location: 300 Ritter Hall
The Scope of the LeChatlier Principle
George Lady
Wednesday, November 10
Noon
Kiva Auditorium
Mutlinationals and Strategy
Ram Mudambi, GSM, Temple University
Wednesday, November 17
Noon
Location: 300 Ritter Hall
The Mushroom Treatment: Information Suppression and Misrepresentation in
Organizations: Abstract
David Croson, MIS, Temple University
Monday, December 6
2 PM
Tuttleman 307AB
The Output Gap
Bill Dunkelberg
Spring 2004
Monday, March 1
Piercing Sovereign Ceiling:
Defining the 3-D Securitization Space of Future Export Receivables
Anne Zissu and Charles Stone
Ritter Annex 722
2:40 PM
Monday, March 22
Caste, Ethnicity and Poverty in Rural
India
Ira N. Gang, Kunal Sen and
Myeong-Su Yun
318 Speakman Hall
2:40 PM
Friday, April 2
Loan Search and Banking Relationships
Bill Dunkelberg, Mike Leeds and Jon Scott
Ritter Annex 722
2:40 PM
Monday, April 5
Culture as Organizational Capital in Economic
Growth
Dimitrios Diamantaras and Charles Swanson
Ritter Annex 722
2:40 PM