DEPARTMENT OF ECONOMICS

ECONOMIC SEMINARS

Spring 2005
3:30 p.m.
Bryan Room 206

Author/Speaker	Title	Date
Richard C. Lindrooth Medical University of South Carolina	“The Welfare Effects of Hospital Closure”	1/21/05
Christopher Timmins Duke University	“Intra-Regional Migration and Labor Market”	1/28/05
Erik Craft University of Richmond	“The Postbellum Demand for Cotton Revisited”	2/4/05
		2/11/05
M. Melinda Pitts Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta	“Employment and Earnings on the Technology Roller Coaster:  Insight from State Administrative Data”	2/25/05
Jeff Sarbaum & Dennis Leyden	Internet Use in Teaching at UNCG	3/4/05
Bruce Caldwell	The Hayek Collected Works	3/18/05
Sarah Turner University of Virginia	“Internationalization of U.S. Doctorate Education”	4/1/05
		4/8/05
Mel Stephens Carnegie Mellon University	The Consumption Response to Predictable Changes in Discretionary Income:  Evidence from the Repayment of Vehicle Loans	4/15/05
Keenan Dworak-Fisher U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics	“New Evidence on the Determinants of 401(k) Participation”	4/22/05
Michelle Sylvester joint with Jessica Howell at California State University, Sacramento	Homeschooling: Revelation or Revolution?	4/29/05