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Department of Economics Seminars and Brown Bags
Spring 2010
Seminars normally meet Fridays from 3:30-5 p.m. in Bryan Room 206
Brown Bags normally meet Fridays from 12-1:15 p.m. in Bryan 456

Author/Speaker
Title
Type
Date
Notes
Andrea Mühlenweg
ZEW, Mannheim, Germany 		Young and Innocent: International Evidence on Age Effects Within Grades on Victimization in Elementary School
 Seminar 2/12
3:30		  
Jonathan Rose
Federal Reserve Board of Governors 		The Incredible HOLC? Mortgage Relief during the Great Depression Seminar 3/19
3:30		  
Katharine Abraham
University of Maryland 		Exploring Differences in Employment between Household and Establishment Data Seminar 4/9
12:00		 Bryan 205.
Note time!
         
Steve Wagner
UNCG 		Guarantees and the Role of Personal Wealth in SME Debt Contracting Summer
BB		 5/26
12:00		 Wed.
Bryan 128
Brant  Morefield
UNCG		 The effects of parental health shocks on children's skill development Summer
BB		 6/2
12:00		 Wed.
Bryan 128
Stephen P. Holland
UNCG		 Permit Validity and Compliance Timing in Cap and Trade Programs Summer
BB		 6/9
12:00		 Wed.
Bryan 456
Brant  Morefield
UNCG		 Socioeconomic Status and the Processes of Aging Gracefully and Not So Gracefully Summer
BB		 6/30
12:00		 Wed.
Bryan 456
Gray Kimbrough
UNCG		 The Educational Legacy of the Greatest Generation: Veteran Status and Children's Educational Attainment Summer
BB		 7/7
12:00		 Wed.
Bryan 456
Jonathan Woodward
UNCG		 Time as an Ingredient in Meal Production and Consumption Summer
BB		 7/14
12:00		 Wed.
Bryan 456
Stephen Layson
UNCG		 Multimarket Monopoly, Marginal Revenue and Profit Margins Summer
BB		 7/21
12:00		 Wed.
Bryan 456
Daniela Zapata
UNCG		 The role of health insurance status early in life on high-school graduation Summer
BB		 7/28
12:00		 Wed.
Bryan 456
Gray Kimbrough
UNCG		 T.B.A. Summer
BB		 8/11
12:00		 Wed.
Bryan 456


 

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