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Public and IO Seminar Series - Spring 2019

Usual time and place: 3:15pm - 4:45pm on Tuesday in Social Sciences 111.
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01/11/2019 More Info	Winnie van Dijk (University of Chicago) The socio-economic consequences of housing assistance Joint with Recruiting. Note: Seminar will be in Social Sciences 113 at 11:30am on Friday.
01/25/2019 More Info	Shoshana Vasserman (Harvard) Scaling Auctions as Insurance: A Case Study in Infrastructure Procurement Joint with Recruiting. Note: Seminar will be in Social Sciences 111 at 11:30am on Friday.
02/06/2019 More Info	Claudia Robles-Garcia (LSE) Competition and Incentives in Mortgage Markets: The Role of Brokers Joint with Recruiting. Note: Seminar will be in Social Sciences 111 at 11:30am on Wednesday.
02/19/2019 More Info	Robert Moffitt (Johns Hopkins University) The Marginal Labor Supply Disincentives of Welfare Reforms Joint with Labor and Development, ERID Seminars and Workshops. All meetings with Dr. Moffitt during his February 5 to March 22 visit to Duke should be arranged directly with him, via email.
02/26/2019 More Info	Sandy Black (UT Austin) Poor Little Rich Kids? The Determinants of the Intergenerational Transmission of Wealth” (Joint work with Paul Devereux, Petter Lundborg, and Kaveh Majlesi)
02/28/2019 More Info	Matt Shum (Caltech) Dynamic Labor Supply of Taxicab Drivers: a Semiparametric Optimal Stopping Model (joint with N. Buchholz and H. Xu) Joint with Econometrics. Note: Seminar will be in Social Sciences room 113 at 3:30pm on Thursday.
03/20/2019 More Info	Magne Mogstad (Chicago) Imperfect Competition, Compensating Differentials and Rent Sharing in the U.S. Labor Market (joint with T. Lamadon and B. Setzler) Joint with Labor and Development, ERID Seminars and Workshops. Note: Seminar will be in Social Sciences 111 at 3:15pm on Wednesday.
04/02/2019 More Info	Joana Naritomi (LSE) Welfare Programs and Formal Labor Markets in Middle-Income Countries: Evidence from Conditional Cash Transfer in Brazil (with François Gerard and Joana Silva)
04/03/2019 More Info	Leemore Dafny (Harvard Business School) Note: Seminar will be in UNC (with meetings at Duke on April 2nd) at 3:15pm on Wednesday.
04/05/2019 More Info	Duke/UNC IO Conference - April 5-6 Ben Handel (Berkeley) John Asker (UCLA) Robin Lee (Harvard) JP Dube (Chicago) Natalie Cox (Princeton) Simon Board (UCLA) Alessandro Pavan (Northwestern) Jidong Zhou (Yale, SOM) Marina Halac (Yale, Econ) Laura Doval (Cal Tech) Note: Seminar will be in Kenan Flagler at 3:15pm on Friday.
04/16/2019 More Info	John Van Reenen (MIT) The Fall of the Labor Share and the Rise of Superstar Firms Joint with Labor and Development, All Applied Micro.
04/24/2019 More Info	Brad Shapiro @ UNC (Re-scheduled from Fall 2018) Note: Seminar will be in UNC at 3:30pm on Wednesday.
04/26/2019 More Info	Triangle Applied Micro Conference Joint with Labor and Development, Public Lab, Public/IO Lunch, Labor Lunch, International Population, Health and Development, Development Reading Group, Special Events & Conferences. Note: Seminar will be in Room 04 (Sanford) at 9:00am on Friday.
04/30/2019 More Info	Leah Boustan (Princeton) The Intergenerational Effects of a Large Wealth Shock: White Southerners After the Civil War Joint with Labor and Development.
05/01/2019 More Info	Dave Donaldson (MIT) The Bigger the Better? Using Lotteries to Identify the Allocative Efficiency Effects of Firm Size (with Paul Carrillo (GWU), Dina Pomeranz (Zurich), and Monica Singhal (UC Davis)) Joint with Labor and Development. Note: Seminar will be in Social Sciences 111 at 3:15pm on Wednesday.
05/03/2019 More Info	ERID mini-conference of Firm, Industry, Trade Dynamics Program Joint with ERID Seminars and Workshops, Macro. Note: Seminar will be in 218 Perkins Library at 8:15am on Friday.

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