DEPARTMENT OF ECONOMICS

 


ECONOMIC SEMINARS
Fall 2006
3:30 p.m.
Bryan Room 206

Brown Bags meet 12-1:15 in Bryan 456

Author/Speaker

Title

Type

Date

Steven Scroggin

UC-SD

“Exploitable Actions of Believers in the 'Law of Small Numbers' in Repeated Constant-Sum Games”

Seminar

9/8

3:30 pm

Erdal Tekin

Georgia State University

“Does Child Abuse Cause Crime?”

Seminar

9/15

3:30 pm

Richard Depolt

UNCG

Academic Achievement and Teacher Bonuses:  An Examination of North Carolina’s ABCs of Education Rewards Program

BB

9/22

12 pm

Michael Munger

Duke (Poli Sci & Econ)

“Did Southerners Favor Slavery?

Inferences from an Analysis of Prices in New Orleans, 1805-1860”

BB

9/29

12 pm

Steven Puller

Texas A & M

“The Old Boy (and Girl) Network: Social Network Formation on University Campuses”

Seminar

10/13

3:30 pm

Maria Hanratty

University of Minnesota

“Who Benefits from Expanded Paid Family Leave? Impact of Family Leave Expansions in Canada on Mothers’ Employment After Birth”

Seminar

10/20

3:30 pm

Beomsoo Kim

UNCG

“Does Experience Make Better Doctors?  Evidence from Lasik and Other Refractive Eye Surgeries”

BB

10/27

12 pm

Koleman Strumpf

University of Kansas

“Manipulating Political Stock Markets: A Field Experiment and a Century of Observational Data” (with Paul Rhode)

Seminar

11/3

3:30 pm

David Blau

UNC

“Labor Market Rigidities and the Employment Behavior of Older Workers”

Seminar

11/10

3:30 pm

Allen Sinai

Decision Economics

“Seismic Shifts in the US, Global Economies, and Markets”

Bryan School Distinguished Visiting Professor Seminar

11/14 4:30 p.m. Bryan 160

Steven Wagner

UNCG

“Do Relationships Matter? Changes in Small Business Lending Technology”

BB

11/17

12 pm

Old seminars: Spring 2006 Fall 2005  Spring 2005  Fall 2004 Fall 2003

Links:  Seminars at Duke University   Seminars at UNC Chapel Hill

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