Maarten De Ridder (LSE) "Lost in Transition: Financial Barriers to New Technologies" Face to Face 15.2.71 - Room 15.1.39
Maarten De Ridder (LSE) "Lost in Transition: Financial Barriers to New Technologies" Face to Face 15.2.71 - Room 15.1.39
Rodrigo R. Soares (INSPER) "Deforestation as an Option: Land Grabbing in the Brazilian Amazon" Abstract: Curbing deforestation in the Amazon is essential for climate change mitigation and biodiversity preservation, but the effectiveness of property rights and environmental policies may depend crucially on political factors. We study the impact of changes in enforcement following the […]
Helene Mass (University of Vienna) "Socially optimal rating design" Face to Face 15.2.71 - Room Seminar 15.1.39
Yannick Hoga (Universität Duisburg-Essen) "Tail Index Regression for Extremal Dependence" (joint work with Paulo M. M. Rodrigues from Banco de Portugal and NOVA School of Business and Economics)" Face to Face Room 15.2.71 - Room 15.1.39
Julian Neira (University of Exeter) "Firm Dynamics and Sectoral Reallocation (joint work with Hugo Hopenhayn and Rish Singhania)" Abstract: The US economy has experienced declining business dynamism alongside substantial sectoral reallocation. To jointly investigate these phenomena, we develop a framework that features endogenous firm entry and exit in a multisector economy with input-output linkages. […]
Sofía Velasco (Banco de España) "TBA" Face to face 15.2.71 - Room 15.1.39
Deniz Kattwinkel (University College London) "TBA" Face to Face 15.2.71 - Room 15.1.39
Manuel García Santana ( UPF-CREI-BSE) "The US State Procurement War" (with Miquel Lorente, Joshua Mascord, and Marta Santamaría)" Face to Face 15.2.71 - Room 15.1.39
Leopoldo Fergusson (Universidad de los Andes) "TBA" Face to Face 15.2.71 - Room 15.1.39
Florian Brandl (University of Bonn) "On the Inefficiency of Social Learning" Abstract: We study whether a social planner can restore efficient learning a finite expected number of incorrect actions in the canonical sequential social learning model. Agents act in order, each choosing one of two actions based on a private signal and the social information […]