This Econometrics seminar is hosted by Bristol.

Paper to be announced.

Kyle will be presenting paper titled Measuring the Effects of Firm Uncertainty on Economic Activity: New Evidence from One Million Documents

If you would like to meet Kyle, please contact Dennis Novy.

Paper to be announced.

Title: Mismatch Cycles

If you would like to meet with Ana, please sign up here

Title of the talk: Heterogeneous Production Functions and Panel Data

If you would like to meet with the speaker, please sign up here https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/19yAXbaJWko_UNrgwuktv3INE3rSueMLWviHEcgHYicM/edit#gid=0

Please only sign up for the slots allocated to Warwick.

Paper to be announced.

Paper to be announced.

A conversation with Antonio Mele (LSE), Denise Hawkes (Greenwich, RES), and Darshak Patel (Uni of Kentucky) on careers in Economics Education (Teaching-focussed at Warwick) in the UK and US. The panellists will bring their experience in this pathway, explain what this type of career entails, what they enjoy and what needs to be improved. We will discuss on the future of this pathway and answer attendees queries.

If you want to attend the event on Zoom, register here (please register by 30 Nov 2020)
You can also follow the event on YouTube 

Organiser: Stefania Paredes Fuentes (in conjunction with CTaLE, UCL).

About the panel:

Denise Hawkes is Professor and Head of Department at the University of Greenwich. She is the chair of the Royal Economic Society Education and Training committee and was served as EdD Programme Leader from 2013-2018 and the Academic Head for Research, Consultancy and Knowledge Transfer from 2017-2018 within the Centre for Doctoral Education at the UCL Institute of Education where she is currently Visiting Professor.

Antonio Mele is Associate Professorial Lecturer in Economics at LSE. He previously held positions at the University of Surrey and Nuffield College (Oxford). Antonio teaches Quantitative Methods

Darshak Patel is a Senior Lecturer of Economics and the Director of Undergraduate Studies at The University of Kentucky Gatton College of Business and Economics. Darshak is a recipient of the Excellence in Undergraduate Teaching at the College of Business and Global Affairs in 2015 at University of Tennessee Martin, a two time recipient of A Teacher Who Made a Difference in 2015 and 2017, a recipient of Gatton College’s Award for Teaching Excellence and Faculty of the Year award in 2019 and UK Alumni Association 2020 Great Teacher Award.

Title of talk: Heroes and Villains: the Effects of Combat Heroism on Autocratic Values and Nazi Collaboration in France

This Econometrics seminar is hosted by Bristol.

The title of the talk is "Moment Conditions for Dynamic Panel Logit Models with Fixed Effects"

If you would like to meet with Bo, please sign up here:

https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/19yAXbaJWko_UNrgwuktv3INE3rSueMLWviHEcgHYicM/edit#gid=0

This seminar is via Zoom https://zoom.us/j/6467737869

Paper to be announced.

We have decided to re-schedule the seminar for next week, Thursday the 10th of December at 3pm. We apologise for the short-notice and we hope you can all join us next week.

Isabelle will be presenting "Foreign Shocks as Granular Fluctuations", with Julian di Giovanni and Andrei Levchenko.

We will have some time to meet her as well, so please sign up on the google sheet link here if you want to meet her.

Panel:

Parama Chaudhury (UCL)
Annika Johnson (Bristol)
Margaret Leighton (St Andrews)
Dimitra Petropoulou (LSE)

Organiser: Stefania Paredes Fuentes

Register to attend on Zoom here (register before Monday 14 Dec or contact Steffie if you want to attend on Zoom and haven't registered)
You can also follow the event on YouTube on the CTaLE page

This is the last session of the year and we are planning to be festive :D Join us with some mulled wine and mince pies

Paper title "Reputation Building under Obervational Learning"

Title of paper: Enhanced Informal Networks

Title of paper Monotone Additive Statistics (with Xiaosheng Mu, Luciano Pomatto and Philipp Strack)

Not the 2021 Theory Job Market (NT2021TM)

Title of paper is Screening for Breakthroughs (with Gregorio Curello)

Not the 2021 Theory Job Market (NT2021TM)

Title of paper: Robust Performance Evaluation

This Econometrics seminar is hosted by Bristol.

Title: The social impact of algorithmic decision making: Economic perspectives

The meeting will be in Zoom, here is the link:

https://bristol-ac-uk.zoom.us/j/98457729407?pwd=TFZFRjdZaENkcWRJWUt5SGVhTGRkUT09

Passcode: 635925

If you want to sign up with the speaker, this is the link.

https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/19yAXbaJWko_UNrgwuktv3INE3rSueMLWviHEcgHYicM/edit#gid=0

Organised by Caroline Elliott

The seminar speakers will be:

Andrew Harkins and Daniel Sgroi EC132 The Industrial Economy

Costas Cavounidis EC220 Mathematical Economics 1A

Atisha Ghosh EC320 Atisha Ghosh Economics of Public Policy

Pedro Souza EC338 Microeconometrics