ERID - Spring 2016

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02/09/2016
More Info		 Christina Marsh Dalton  (Wake Forest)
Cost versus Control: Understanding Ownership Through Outsourcing in Hospitals
Joint with Public and IO.
02/10/2016
More Info		 Shelly Lundberg  (UC Santa Barbara)
Family Background, Non-Cognitive Skills and Gender Gaps in Education
Joint with Labor and Development.
Note: Seminar will be in Social Sciences 111 at 3:15pm on Wednesday.
02/19/2016
More Info		 Grant Miller  (Stanford)
Population Policy, Fertility Decline, and Sex Selection: New Evidence from China under Mao
Joint with International Population, Health and Development, Duke University Population Research Institute, Labor and Development.
Note: Seminar will be in Social Sciences 111 at 1:30pm on Friday.
03/21/2016
More Info		 Joel Sobel  (UC San Diego)
Iterative Weak Dominance and Interval-Dominance Supermodular Games
Joint with Microeconomic Theory.
03/22/2016
More Info		 Joel Sobel  (UC San Diego)
Broad Terms and Organizational Codes
Joint with Economics Theory Lunch.
03/30/2016
More Info		 Guido Porto  (Universidad Nacional de La Plata)
Trading-off the income gains and the inequality costs of trade policy
Joint with Labor and Development.
Note: Seminar will be in Social Sciences 111 at 3:15pm on Wednesday.
04/04/2016
More Info		 Ran Spiegler  (Tel Aviv University and UCL)
Can Agents with Causal Misperceptions be Systematically Fooled?
Joint with Microeconomic Theory.
04/05/2016
More Info		 Robert Margo  (Boston University)
The Division of Labor and Economies of Scale in Late Nineteenth Century American Manufacturing: New Evidence
Joint with Public and IO.
04/07/2016
More Info		 Robert Margo  (Boston University)
Obama, Katrina, and the Persistence of Racial Inequality
04/19/2016
More Info		 Alessandro Gavazza  (LSE)
A Quantitative Analysis of the Retail Market for Illicit Drugs
Joint with Public and IO.
Note: Seminar will be in Social Sciences 111 at 3:15pm on Tuesday.

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