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Seminar Series 2008
Economic Theory Workshops
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Seminar Series
Date, Time  and Venue

Wednesday 12:00 pm - 1:00 pm: Australian School of Business Building, Room 207

Friday 3.30pm - 5:00 pm: Australian School of Business Building, Room 105

Alternative dates, locations and times will be noted under the Date column below

Coordinator 

Internal seminar coordinator in 2009:  Carlos Pimienta

External seminar coordinator in 2009: Shiko Maruyama

2009

Date Speaker Affiliation Title

Mon, 19 Jan

330-5pm

ASB 232

Carlos Martins-Filho Oregon State University Nonparametric Regression Estimation with General Parametric Error Covariance

Fri, 23 Jan

330-5pm

ASB 232

Simon Anderson University of Virginia Competition for Attention in the Information (Overload) Age

Mon, 2 Feb

330-5pm

ASB232

Christophe Rothe University of Mannheim Nonparametric Estimation of Distributional Policy Effects

Fri, 6 Feb

330-5pm

ASB 232

Pauline Grosjean UC Berkeley Democracy, Market Liberalization and Political Preferences

Mon, 9 Feb

330-5pm

ASB 232

Jie April Cai University of British Columbia Knowledge Spillover and Firm Size Heterogeneity

Tues, 10 Feb

330-5pm

ASB 232

Tarun Jain University of Virginia Where there is a will: Fertility behaviour and sex bias in large families

Fri, 13 Feb

330-5pm

ASB 232

Pedro Gomis University of Miami Optimal Monetary and Fiscal Policies in a Search Theoretic Model of Monetary Exchange

Mon, 16 Feb

330-5pm

ASB 232

Paul Anton Raschky University of Innsbruck Natural Hazards, Growth and Risk-Transfer: An Empirical Comparison between Risk-Transfer-Mechanisms in Europe and the USA

Tues, 17 Feb

330-5pm

ASB 232

Moritz Ritter University of Toronto Offshoring, Trade in Tasks and Occupational Specificity of Human Capital

Wed, 18 Feb

330-5pm

ASB 232

Guiying (Laura) Wu University of Oxford A Structural Estimation for the Effects of Uncertainty on Capital Accumulation with Heterogeneous Firms

Thur, 19 Feb

330-5pm

ASB 232

Evgenia Dechter University of Rochester After Motherhood: Effects of Maternity Leave and Effort Reallocation on Earnings

Fri, 20 Feb

330-5pm

ASB 232

Clinton John Levitt University of Iowa Learning through Oil and Gas Exploration

Mon, 23 Feb

330-5pm

ASB 232

Anthony Ziegelmeyer Max Planck Institute Collaborative Networks in Experimental Triopolies

Tues, 24 Feb

330-5pm

ASB 232

Loretti Dobrescu University of Venice To love or to pay: On consumption, health and health care

Wed, 25 Feb

330-5pm

ASB 232

Alberto Motta University of Padua Collusion and Selective Supervision

Fri, 27 Feb

330-5pm

ASB 232

Arthur Campbell MIT Tell Your Friends! Word of Mouth and Percolation in Social Networks

Tues, 3 Mar

330-5pm

ASB 232

Lucy Qian Liu Queens University Inflation and Unemployment: The Roles of Goods and Labor Markets Institutions

Fri, 6 Mar

330-5pm

ASB 232

Ariel BenYishay University of Maryland Mobility Curse? The Impact of Migration on Access to Credit
Fri, 13 Mar Luis Corchon Universidad Carlos III de Madrid Peace agreements without commitment
Mon, 16 Mar Hideo Owan Aoyama Gakuin University Intrinsic and Extrinsic Motivation for Inventors
Fri, 20 Mar Nicole Fortin UBC Gender Role Attitudes and Women's Labor Market Participation: Opting-Out, AIDS, and the Persistent Appeal of Housewifery

Mon, 23 Mar

1200-1pm

Jota Ishikawa Hitotsubashi University Greenhouse-Gas Emission Controls and International Carbon Leakage through Trade Liberalization

Wed, 25 Mar

330-5pm

Gigi Foster University of South Australia Estimating Spillovers using Panel Data, with an Application to the Classroom
Fri, 27 Mar Peter Kennedy Simon Fraser University Common Mistakes Made in Classroom Research

Wed, 1 Apr

330-5pm, Quad 2063

Jeff Kline Bond University Transpersonal Understanding through Social Roles, and Emergence of Cooperation
Fri, 3 Apr Dirk Bethmann Queensland University of Technology World War 11, Missing Men and Out-Of-Wedlock Childbearing
Tues, 7 Apr Luis Corchon Universidad Carloss III Madrid Contest Success Functions
Wed, 8 Apr Rod Falvey University of Nottingham Trade Liberalisation and Skill Adjustment
Fri, 17 Apr Niven Winchester University of Otago An Innovative Approach to National Football League Standings using Optimal Bonus Points
Wed, 22 Apr Stanley Cho UNSW Beggar-thy-parents? A Lifecycle Model of Intergenerational Altruism

Thur, 23 Apr

330-5pm

Quad 2063

Ben Sand UC Berkeley Industrial Composition, Bargaining, and the Gender Wage Gap: Evidence from U.S. Cities
Fri, 24 Apr Harry J. Paarsch University of Melbourne Using Grid Distributions to Test for Affliation in Models of First-Price Auctions with Private Values
Mon, 27 Apr Sid Winter Wharton Business School, UPenn Agent-based Modeling of Economic Evolution:  Principles and Examples
Wed, 29 Apr Arye Hillman Bar-Ilan University, Israel Expressive Behavior in Economics and Politics
Fri, 1 May Lisa Cameron University of Melbourne Mistargetting of Cash Transfers, Social Capital Destruction and Crime in Indonesia
Wed, 6 May Shino Takayama University of Queensland Market Price Manipulation in a Sequential Trade Model
Fri, 8 May Andrew McLennan University of Queensland Games with Discontinuous Payoffs: a Strengthening of Reny's Existence Theorem
Wed, 13 May Ben Greiner UNSW Promises, Coalition Formation, and Coalition Stability in a Repeated Dictator Election Game
Fri, 15 May Chris Edmond University of Melbourne Aggregate Implications of Micro Asset Market Segmentation

Wed, 20 May

Lecture: 1200

ASB 207

Mario Crucini Vanderbilt University Accounting for Real Exchange Rates with Micro-Data

Wed, 20 May

Seminar: 1530

Quad 2093

Mario Crucini Vanderbilt University A Model of International Cities: Implications for Real Exchange Rates
Fri, 22 May Carlos Pimienta UNSW Costly Network Formation and Regular Equilibria

Fri, 22 May

**Cancelled**

See details of his talk below

Michael Devereux University of British Columbia  

Wed, 27 May

Talk to be held 530-7pm

ASB 219

Michael Devereux University of British Columbia Michael Devereux will give a talk to the Macro reading group

Wed, 27 May

330-5pm, Quad 2063

Andreas Blume University of Pittsburgh

Intentional Vagueness

Fri, 29 May

1100-1230, ASB 205

Mark Rosenzweig Yale University The Efficacy of Parochial Politics: Caste, Commitment, and Competence in Indian Local Governments

Mon, 1 June

1200-1300

ASB 205

Devasish Mitra Syracuse University Search and Offshoring in the Presence of "Animal Spirits"

Wed, 3 June

Sasan Bakhtiari UNSW Outsourcing and Firm Characteristics: Evidence from the Australian Manufacturing
Fri, 5 June Randy Silvers Deakin University

The Value of Information in a Principal-Agent Model with Moral Hazard and Ex Ante Contracting

Fri, 12 June Mario Fiorini University of Technology Sydney

How the Allocation of Children's Time Affects the Stimulation of Cognitive and Non-Cognitive Development

Fri, 19 June Jed DeVaro California State University East Bay

Internal Promotion and External Recruitment: A Theoretical and Empirical Analysis

Wed, 24 June George Kudrna UNSW Australia's suprannuation tax reforms in a life-cycle framework
Thur, 25 June

Jean-Robert Tyran

University of Copenhagen The Demand for Discrimination
Fri, 26 June Lorenz Goette University of Geneva

Is Overconfidence a Judgment Bias? Theory and Evidence

Wed, 1 Jul Ana Ferrer University of Calgary Does the Market Help Workers Balance Work-Family Conflict?
Fri, 3 Jul Francisco Gonzalez University of Calgary The Supply of Social Insurance in Historical Perspective
Fri, 10 Jul Ali Khan John Hopkins University On the Mitra-Wan Forestry Model: A Unifed Analysis
Wed, 15-21 Jul EDN Winter School on Repeated Games and Reputations UNSW  
Wed, 22 Jul Yongseok Shin Washington University Productivity Growth and Capital Flows: The Dynamics of Reforms
Fri, 24 Jul Susumu Imai Queens University A Practitioner's Guide to Bayesian Estimation of Discrete Choice Dynamic Programming Models
Wed, 29 Jul James Morley Washington University, St Lois The Asymmetric Business Cycle
Fri, 31 Jul Arie Kapteyn RAND Life Satisfaction

Mon, 3 Aug

ASB114, 1130-1pm

Heiko Gerlach University of Auckland Multi-Market Collusion with Demand Linkages and Antitrust Enforcement

Tue, 4 Aug

Quad 2063, 1130-1pm

Begona Dominguez University of Auckland The Time-Consistency of Government Debt and Institutional Restrictions on the Level of Debt
Wed, 5 Aug Ricardo Alonso University of Southern California Organize to Compete
Wed, 12 Aug Ajit Mishra University of Bath Optimal Enforcement Policies under Collusion and Extortion
Fri, 14 Aug Horag Choi University of Auckland Do Falling Iceberg Costs Explain Recent US Export Growth?

Tues, 18 Aug

Quad 2063, 330-5pm

Fumio Ohtake Osaka University Fat Debtors: Time Discounting, Its Anomalies, and Body Mass Index

Fri, 21 Aug

John Niland Scientia Building

0930-5pm

National Honours Colloquium Australasia Program

Mon, 24 Aug

Quad 2063

330-5pm

Lutz Kilian University of Michigan

Pitfalls in Estimating Asymmetric Effects of Energy Price Shocks

Fri, 28 Aug

Michael Keane

UTS Child Care Choices and Children’s Cognitive Achievement: The Case of Single Mothers
Wed, 2 Sept Chung Tran UNSW Temptation and Social Security in a Dynastic Framework
Fri, 4 Sept Cahit Guven Deakin University "You can't be happier than your wife." Divorce and the distribution of life satisfaction across spouses
Wed, 9 Sept Kamal Saggi Southern Methodist University Intellectual Property Rights, Foreign Direct Investment, and Industrial Development
Fri, 11 Sept Wouter Botzen Vrije Universiteit Monetary Valuation of Insurance against Climate Change Risk
Wed, 16 Sept Lance Fisher Macquarie University

Structural Cointegrated Systems under Weak Exogeneity

Fri, 18 Sept Jeremy Clark University of Canterbury The Effects of Historical Entitlement and Inequality on Collaborative Bargaining: An Experiment
Wed, 23 Sept Carlos Pimienta UNSW Bayesian and Consistent Assessments
Fri, 25 Sept Robert Shimer University of Chicago Unemployment and Human Capital
Wed, 30 Sept Valentyn Panchenko UNSW Efficient estimation of parameters in marginals in semiparametric multivariate models
Fri, 2 Oct Nisvan Erkal University of Melbourne

Scarcity of Ideas and R&D Options: Use it, Lose it, or Bank it

Fri, 9 Oct Juergen Meinecke ANU Nonparametric Estimation of Returns to Schooling in South Africa: Overcoming Ability and Selection Bias
Wed, 14 Oct Yusaku Horiuchi ANU Estimating Incumbency Advantage: Evidence from Three Natural Experiments
Fri, 16 Oct Michael Coelli University of Melbourne Leadership Effects: School Principals and Student Outcomes Paper
Wed, 21 Oct April Cai UNSW Information Heterogeneity and GDP Volatility
Fri, 23 Oct Juan Carlos Carbajal Ponce University of Queensland Characterizing Dominant Strategy Mechanisms in Continuous Domains

Wed, 28 Oct

1530-1700

ASB 105

Kevin Lang Boston University Social Ties and the Job Search of Recent Immigrants
Fri, 30 Oct John Geweke UTS Optimal Prediction Pools

Mon, 2 Nov

ASB 105

1530-1700

Bernard Salanie Columbia University

Matching with Trade-offs: Revealed Preferences over Competing Characteristics

Wed, 4 Nov

ASB 105

1530-1700

Shulamit Kahn Boston University How Important is US Location for Research in Science Paper
Fri, 6 Nov Silvio Contessi St. Louis Fed

U.S. Commercial Banks' (and Thrifts) Propensity to lend during the Financial Crisis

Wed, 11 Nov

1530-1700 ASB 105

Bruce Preston Columbia University

Labor Supply Heterogeneity and Macroeconomic Co-Movement

Fri, 13 Nov Jan van Ours Tilburg University Age, Wage and Productivity
Wed, 18 Nov Paul Ormerod Volterra Consulting Rationality or zero intelligence: which is the better 'null model' of the agent?"
Fri, 20 Nov Lata Gangadharan Univesity of Melbourne Cooperation Spillovers and Price Competition in Experimental Markets
Wed, 25 Nov Denzil Fiebig UNSW tba
Fri, 27 Nov Hiroshi Ohashi University of Tokyo Assessing the Consequence of a Horizantal Merger and its Remedies in a Dynamic Environment
Wed, 2 Dec Chikako Yamauchi ANU Public Spending Efficacy under Decentralized Social Program Implementation

Fri, 11 Dec

ASB 115

1530-1700

Artem Prokhorov Concordia University tba

Mon, 14 Dec

ASB 105

Isabelle Brocas University of Southern California tba

Tues, 15 Dec

ASB 105

Juan Carrillo

University of Southern California

tba
Wed, 16 Dec

Fabio Feriozzi

Tilburg University

Financial Integration, Liquidity and the Depth of Systemic Crises

2008

Date Speaker Affiliation Title

Wed, 30 Jan

Jocelyn Finlay

Harvard University Fertility, Female Labor Force Participation, and the Demographic Dividend
Thur, 31 Jan

Ben Greiner

Harvard Business School Engineering Trust: Strategic Behavior and the Production of Reputation Information
Mon, 4 Feb

John Lynham

University of California, Santa Barbara Information Spillovers Among Resource Extrators
Tues, 5 Feb Guido Cataife Washington University, St Louis The Pronouncements of Paranoid Politicians
Fri, 8 Feb Chiaki Moriguchi Northwestern University The Evolution of Income Concentration in Japan, 1886-2005: Evidence from Income Tax Statistics
Mon, 11 Feb Brian McCraig University of Toronto Exporting Out of Poverty: Provincial Poverty in Vietnam and U.S. Market Access
Tues, 12 Feb Sang Soo Park Vanderbilt University Confidence Sets for Some Partially Identified Parameters
Thur, 14 Feb Christian Traeger University of California, Berkley Intertemporal Risk Aversion, Stationarity and Discounting
Fri, 15 Feb Nina Walton UCLA Advice, Information and the Reputation of CEOs
Tues, 19 Feb Oleksandr (Alex) Shcherbakov University of Arizona Measuring consumer switching costs in the
television industry
Thur, 28 Feb Nandini Krishnan Boston University Political Reservations and Rural Public Good Provision in India
Wed, 27 Feb Chris Bidner University of British Columbia A Spillover-Based Theory of Credentialism
Fri, 29 Feb Nishith Prakash University of Houston Impact of Reserving Jobs for Minorities on Labor Market Outcomes: Evidence from India

Mon, 3 Mar

12-130pm

Guillaume Roger University of Southern California Media competition: a two-sided duopoly with costly differentiation

Wed, 5 Mar

330-5pm

Jian Hong Pennsylvania State University Nonparametric Identification and Estimation of Production Functions Using Control Function Approaches to Endogeneity
 
Wed, 12 Mar Michael Baker University of Toronto Evidence from Maternity Leave Expansions of the Impact of Maternal Care on Early Child Development

Wed, 12 Mar

Room 2063, Quadrangle Building

5-6pm

Carl Chiarella   The Stochastic Dynamics of Speculative Prices
Fri, 14 Mar Sergio Koreisha University of Oregon Inference in Regressions with Correlated Residuals

Tues, 18 Mar

Quad 2093, 330-5pm

Jota Ishikawa Hitotsubashi Hitotsubashi University FDI in Post-Production Services and Product Market Competition

Wed, 19 Mar

LAW 101, 330-5pm

Nancy Stokey University of Chicago Moving Costs, Nondurable Comsumption and Portfolio Chioce

Thurs, 20 Mar

ASB 114, 330-5pm

Curtis Eaton University of Calgary Existence Advertising, Price Competition and Asymmetric Market Structure

Tues, 1 Apr

Biomedical Theatre A (Building E27), 6-9pm

Rajnish Mehra University of California ‘The Equity Premium: Why Is It a Puzzle?”
Wed, 2 Apr Monika Butler University of St. Gallen Lump-Sum or Annuity: Results From a Policy Experiment

Thurs, 3 Apr

Old Main Building, 12-130pm

Rajnish Mehra University of California Intermediated Quantitites and Returns

Fri, 4 Apr

Nikos Nikiforakis University of Melbourne Institutional Details, Punishment and Cooperation
in Public Good Experiments

Tues, 8 Apr

Quad 2063, 330-5pm

Sasan Bakhtiary University of Maryland On Productivity Dispersion and Plant Size: The Role of Market Structure
Wed, 9 Apr Cary Deck University of Arkansas Measuring Risk Attitudes Controlling for Personality Traits
Wed, 9 Apr Abigail Brown UTS Social Welfare Costs of Fraud: Evidence from an agent-based model

Thur, 10 Apr

Quad 2063, 330-5pm

Marc Kilgour Wilfrid Laurier University How to Elect a Representative Committee Using Approval Balloting
Wed, 16 Apr Maros Servatka University of Canterbury Trust Signaling
Fri, 18 Apr Hugo Gerhard RBA Density Forecast Combination

Fri, 18 Apr

Quad 2063, 1200-1pm

Judith Watson

Simon Angus

UNSW

Monach University

Does Regular Online Testing Enhance Student Learning?  Evidence from a Large First-Year Quantitative Methods Course

Wed, 23 Apr Dick van Dijk Erasmus University Rotterdam Do Leading Indicators Lead Peaks More Than Troughs
Wed, 30 Apr Leah Brooks McGill University Individual Choices for the Public Good:
Voting for and Benefiting From Business Improvement Districts
Fri, 2 May Nadezhda Baryshnikova University of Adelaide Pollution Abatement and Environmental Equity: A Dynamic Study
Wed, 7 May Hector Sala UAB Labour market dynamics in Australia: What drives unemployment?
Fri, 9 May Quan Gan UNSW Measuring Housing Affordability: Looking Beyond the Median
Wed, 14 May Ted O'Donoghue Cornell University Hyperbolic Discounting and Consumer Purchases of Storable Goods

Thur, 15 May

ASB Board Room

601, ASB Building

Eric Beinhocker McKinsey Global Institute The Origin of Wealth: The Radical Remaking of Economics and What it Means for Business and Society
Fri, 16 May Shawn Leu La Trobe A Small State Space Model of the Australian Economy
Wed, 21 May Moritz Alberto Cruz UNAM Is the Accumulation of International Reserves Good for Development? Joint work with Bernard Walters
Fri, 23 May Simon J. Wilkie University of Southern California Price Floors with Random Matching (joint work with Preston McAfee)
Wed, 28 May Karine Gente Université de la Méditerranée, GREQAM Net Foreign Assets, Productiviety and Real Exchange Rates in Constrained Economies
Fri, 30 May Bruno Decreuse Université de la Méditerranée, GREQAM Foreign Direct Investment and the labor share in Developing Countries
Fri, 6 June Nada Wasi UTS Modeling Heterogeneity in Consumer Choice Behavior: Is There a "Right" Choice Model? (joint work with Michael Keane, Denzil Fiebig, and Jordan Louviere)
Fri, 13 June Shankha Chakrabarty University of Oregon Diseases and Development
Wed, 18 June

Neville Norman +

Ken Coutts

Melbourne University

Cambridge University

Australian Manufacturing Pricing

Fri, 20 June Okan Yilankaya UBC Optimal Auctions with Simultaneous and Costly Participation
Wed, 25 June Duncan James Fordham University Arms and Legs: Strategic Isomorphism, Dutch Auctions and Centipede Games
Wed, 16 July Pham Hoang Van Baylor Univeristy Imports "R" Us: Retail Chains as Platforms for Developing-Country Imports

Tues, 22 July

1200-130pm

ASB 107

Francesco Ravazzolo Norges Bank Predictive gains from forecast combinations using time-varying model weights
Wed, 23 July Martin Browning Oxford University Spending time and money within the household
Fri, 25 July Johanna Francis Fordham University Entrepreneurs, Wealth and the Capitalist Spirit

Tues, 29 July

Lecture

4-6pm, ASB 216

 

Preston McAfree

California Institute of Technology

+ Yahoo!

Pricing
Wed, 30 July Albert Ma Boston University Public Sector Rationing and Private Sector Selection
Fri, 1 Aug Mike So HKUST A Note on a Generalization of Weighted Chinese Restaurant Type Processes for a class of Mixture of Time Series Models
Wed, 6 Aug George Messinis Victoria University Valuble Skills, Human Capital and Technology Diffusion
Fri, 8 Aug Wolfgang Polasek Institute of Advanced Studies, Vienna Long-term spatial system prediction

Tues, 12 Aug

*Quad 2063 4-6pm

Edi Karni John Hopkins University Beliefs, Probabilities and Decisions
Wed, 13 Aug Edi Karni John Hopkins University A Theory of Bayesian Decision Making
Fri, 15 Aug Hajime Katayama University of Sydney A Quantile-based Test of Protection for Sale Model
Wed, 20 Aug Artem Prokhorov Concordia GMM Redundancy Results for General Missing Data Problems
Fri, 22 Aug Charles Noussair Tilburg University

Asymmetries in Pricing in Experimental Asset Markets

based on the following two papers:
Peaks and Valleys: Experimental asset markets with non-monotonic fundamentals

Money Illusion and Nominal Inertia in Asset Markets

Mon, 25 Aug Andreas Ortmann Charles University

The Empirical Foundations of Behavioral Economics and Behavioral Finance based on the following papers:

The Cognitive Illusion Controversy: A Methodical Debate in Disguise that Matters to Economists and Valuing a Risky Prospect less than it's worst outcome: Uncertainty Effect or Task Ambiguity?

Tues, 26 Aug Ananish Chaudhuri University of Auckland Social Learning and Conditional Cooperation in a Public Goods Game
Wed, 27 Aug Jasmina Arifovic Simon Fraser University A Behavioral Model for Mechanism Design: Individual Evolutionary Learning
Fri, 29 Aug Amartya Lahiri UBC Interest Rates and the Exchange Rate: A Non-Monotonic Tale
Fri, 5 Sept Jaime Alonso-Carrera Universidade de Vigo Growth, Sectoral composition, and the Evolution of
Income Levels
Wed, 10 Sept Quan Gan UNSW A New Perspective on the Relationship Between House Prices and Income
Fri, 19 Sept Olena Stavrunova UTS Background Risk and Household Portfolio Choice in Australia: Evidence from a Generalized Sample Selection Model
Wed, 24 Sept Ilke Onur UNSW Last-Minute Bidding in Sequential Auctions with Unobserved, Stochastic Entry
Wed, 1 Oct Gautam Bose UNSW Search and Intermediation: Toward a Model of the Merchant Trader
Fri, 3 Oct Michael Burda
Humbold University, Berlin Solow Residuals without Capital Stocks
Wed, 8 Oct Sasan Bakhtiari UNSW When Input Size Does Not Increase with Productivity: The Forgotten Role of Demand
Fri, 10 Oct Richard Burkhauser Cornell University

Estimating Trends in US Income Inequality using the Curren Population Survey: The Importance of Controlling for Censoring

Fri, 17 Oct

*postponed to 2009

Mario Fiorini UTS The Effect of Home Computer Use on Children's Cognitive and Non-Cognitive Skills
Fri, 17 Oct Geoff Harcourt University of Cambridge The Legacy of Joan Robinson
Wed, 22 Oct Shiko Maruyama UNSW
Socially Optimal Subsidy for Entry: The Case of Medicare Payments to HMOs
Fri, 24 Oct Mark Weder University of Adelaide Technological Change and the Roaring Twenties: A Neoclassical Perspective
Wed, 29 Oct Chung Tran UNSW Macroeconomics of Health Saving Accounts

Wed, 29 Oct

12pm-1pm,

Rm EEG3, Electrical Engineering

Shmuel Oren UC Berkley Hedging Fixed Price Load Following Obligations in Competitive Electricity Markets

Wed, 29 Oct

*Postponed.  Date tba.

Rachida Ouysse UNSW tba
Fri, 31 Oct Nejat Anbarci Deakin University Nash Demand Game and the Kalai-Smorodinsky Solution
Wed, 5 Nov Garry Barrett UNSW Using Engel Curves to Estimate the Bias in the Australian CPI

Fri, 7 Nov

*Postponed.  Date tba

Richard Gerlach University of Sydney Bayesian time-varying quantile forecasting for Value-at-Risk in financial markets
Fri, 7 Nov Peter Swan UNSW Executive Pay, Talent and Firm Size
Wed, 12 Nov

Hodaka Morita

UNSW Discrete Innovation, Continuous Improvement, and Competitive Pressure
Fri, 14 Nov Michael Raith University of Rochester Optimal Incentives and the Time Dimension of Performance Measurement

Mon, 17 Nov

430-6pm

QUAD 2063

Gaetano Antinolfi Washington University The Optimal Inflation Target in an Economy with Limited Enforcement

Mon, 24 Nov

430-6pm

Quad 2063

Jeroen Swinkels Washington University First and Second Price Mechanisms in Procurement and Other Asymmetric Auctions

Tues, 25 Nov

1030-12

ASB115

Quentin Grafton ANU Economics of Urban Water Supply and Demand
Wed, 26 Nov Tsuyoshi Tsuru Hitotsubashi University Incentives and Gaming in a Nonlinear Compensation Scheme and the Influence of Ethnicity: Evidence from North American Auto Dealership Transaction Data
Fri, 28 Nov Andrew Tremayne University of Melbourne Some Alternative Models for Time Series Of Count Data
Wed, 3 Dec George Kudrna UNSW A General Equilibrium Analysis of the Australian Means-Tested
Fri, 5 Dec Bart J. Wilson
Chapman University An Experimental Inquiry into the Origins of Property Rights
Mon, 8 Dec, 1230 - 2pm, ASB 115. Please RSVP to Sussanne Nottage. Bart J. Wilson Chapman University Experimental Gasoline Markets

 

2007

Date Speaker Affiliation Title
Fri, 13 April John Geweke University of Iowa Smoothly Mixing Regressions
Fri, 20 April Donggyu Sul Auckland Transition Modelling and Econometric Convergence Tests
Fri, 27 April Anne Koehler Miami University Time Series Forecasting: The Case for the Single Source of Error State Space Approach
Wed, 2 May John Wooders University of Arizona Economic Issues in Internet Auctions
Fri, 4 May John Wooders University of Arizona Auctions with a Buy Price
Wed, 9 May David Goldbaum UTS Dissemination in an endogenous random network (or “Follow the leader”)
Fri, 11 May Kristoffer Nimark RBA Dynamic Higher Order Expectations
Fri, 18 May Virginie Masson University of Adelaide The Survival of Altruism in Public Good Games
Wed, 23 May Dr. Anna Gunnthorsdottir FOB, AGSM
The Meritocracy as a Mechanism to Overcome Social Dilemmas
Fri, 25 May Mariano Kulish RBA The Butterfly Effect of Small Open Economies
Wed, 30 May Hodaka Morita (with Arghya Ghosh and Takao Kato) UNSW Discrete Innovation, Continuous Improvement and Competitive Pressure
Wed, 6 June Nisvan Erkal University of Melbourne Cooperative R&D under Uncertainty with Free Entry
Fri, 8 June Sanghoon Lee University of British Columbia Ability Sorting and Consumer City
Wed, 13 June
Carlo Scarpa Università di Brescia Collusion and interconnection
Fri, 20 July David Sahn Cornell University Are Africans Practising Safe Sex?
Wed, 25 July Raj Arunachalam
Berkley The Price of Fertility: Marriage Markets and Family Planning in Bangladesh
Wed, 1 Aug Luis Cabral
NYU Stern
Dynamic Price Competition with Price Effects
Fri, 3 Aug Leon Berkelmans Harvard University Generally General Equilibrium: Imperfect Common Knowledge and Confusion
Fri, 3 Aug

Nadya Baryshnikova

*postponed - new date tba

University of Adelaide tba
Fri, 10 Aug Phil McCalman UCSC The Impact of Trade Liberalization on Productivity Within an Across Industries: Theory and Evidence

Tues, 14 Aug

Time: 330-5pm

Roger Farmer UCLS Old Keynesian Economics - Saving and Investment

Thur, 16 Aug

Time: 330-5pm

Yuliya Moore
VUW Macroeconomic Effects of International Outsourcing
Fri, 17 Aug Bruce Preston
Columbia University Central Bank Communication and Expectation Stabilization

Mon, 20 Aug

Time: 3-415pm

Lyndon Moore
VUW

Dividend Policies in an Unregulated Market: The London Stock Exchange 1900-05

Fri, 24 Aug Thomas Lubik Richmond Fed On-the-Job Search and the Cyclical Dynamics of the Labor Market
Fri, 31 Aug Liam Lenten La Trobe Bananas and Petrol: Further Evidence on the Forecasting Accuracy of the ABS
‘Headline’ and ‘Underlying’ Rates of Inflation
Wed, 5 Sept Nick Oulton LSE Chain Indices of the Cost of Living and the Path Dependence Problem: An Empirical Solution

Fri, 14 Sept

Hamish Lowe University of Cambridge Explaining Changes in Female labour Supply in a Life-cycle Model

Thur, 27 Sept

330-5pm

Robert Slonim Case Western Reserve University

The Effect of Educational Vouchers on Academic and Non-academic
Outcomes:

  1. Using Experimental Economics to Measure the Effects of a Natural Educational Experiment on Altruism
  2. Patience Among Children
Fri, 28 Sept Nikos Nikiforakis University of Melbourne Giving to the less fortunate: A Real-Effort Experiment
Wed, 3 Oct Cees Diks University of Amsterdam Weighted likelihood ratio scores for evaluating forecast densities in tails
Fri, 12 Oct Dean Hyslop NZ Treasury The Dynamic Effects of an Earnings Subsidy For Long-Term Welfare Recipients: Evidence From The SSP Applicant Experiment
Fri, 17 Oct Jacob Wong University of Adelaide Information Acquisition, Dissemination and Transparency of Monetary Policy
Thur, 25 Oct Simon Loertscher University of Melbourne Dynamic House Allocations
Fri, 26 Oct Jan Libich La Trobe Monetary and fiscal interaction with various degrees and types of commitment
Fri, 9 Nov Timothy Kam ANU Optimal Unemployment Insurance with Limited Government Commitment and Heterogeneous Agents
Wed, 14 Nov Alexandre Dmitriev UNSW A note on computing partial derivatives of the value function by simulation
Thurs, 15 Nov Daniel Ladley Leeds University Do stylised facts of order book markets need strategic behaviour?
Wed, 21 Nov Ilke Onur TOBB Economics and Technology University, Ankara

Gone in 60 Seconds: Last-Minute Bidding on eBay Auctions

Fri, 23 Nov Aarti Singh Washington University Human Capital Risk in Life Cycle Economies
Mon, 26 Nov Peter Phillips Yale University Local limit theory and spurious nonparametric regression
Fri, 30 Nov Charlie Holt University of Virginia Hierarchical Package Bidding:
A Paper & Pencil Combinatorial Auction

Mon, 3 Dec

Pioneer International Theatre, AGSM, Kensington
2:00 - 3:30

David Wolpert Santa Fe Institute & NASA Ames Research Center It can be smart to be stupid: persona games
Wed, 5 Dec Mikhail Anufriev University of Amsterdam Evolution of Market Heuristics

Mon, 17 Dec

12-1pm

Rob Fairlie University of California Santa Cruz Mexican-American Entrepreneurship

 

 


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