Chang-Tai Hsieh (University of Chicago) "Zoning: Misallocation or Externalities?" Face to Face 15.2.71 - Room 15.1.39
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From Correction to Connection: Relational Approaches to Countering Misinformation (with Cesi Cruz)
15.1.39Julien Labonne (University of Oxford) "From Correction to Connection: Relational Approaches to Countering Misinformation (with Cesi Cruz)" Abstract: As social media becomes an important source of political information in many democracies, citizens are increasingly exposed to misleading content that distorts public discourse and weakens trust in institutions. While most current initiatives assume that misinformation […]
Martin Vaeth (Paris School of Economics) "TBA" Face to Face 15.2.71 - Room Seminar 15.1.39
Daniel Gutknecht (Goethe-Universität Frankfurt) "Estimation and Inference for Systemic Risk Measures in High-Dimension" Face to Face 15.2.71 - Room 15.1.39
Kristina Manysheva (Yale University) "TBA" Face to Face 15.2.71 - Room 15.1.39
Hector Chade (Arizona State University) "TBA" Face to Face 15.2.71 - Room Seminar 15.1.39
Markus Poschke (McGill University) "TBA" Face to Face 15.2.71 - Room 15.1.39
Casper Worm Hansen (University of Copenhagen) "TBA" Face to Face 15.2.71 - Room 15.1.39
Nenad Kos (University Bocconi) "Inference from Outcomes in the Market for Lemons" Abstract: This paper studies inference from equilibrium outcomes in a market for lemons. The model is a posted-price adverse-selection environment: a monopsonist offers a price to a continuum of sellers, each of whom privately observes the quality of her good, which affects […]
Dmitriy Sergeyev (Bocconi University) "Perceived Budget Constraint of the Government" Abstract: We provide direct evidence on how the public expects the government to satisfy its intertemporal budget constraint. In a representative survey of U.S. households, respondents expect only 45% of government debt to be financed by future primary surpluses and 23% to be rolled over […]