Seminars, Proseminars and Lunches for the Week of Nov 15th 2020

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11/16/2020 More Info	Dacheng Xiu  (University of Chicago) “Inference on Risk Premia in Continuous-Time Asset Pricing Models" Financial Econometrics Lunch Group Seminar will be in https://sofie.stern.nyu.edu/seminar at 11:00am on Monday.
11/16/2020 More Info	Dirk Bergemann  (Yale University) The Economics of Social Data Microeconomic Theory Seminar will be in Zoom at 3:30pm on Monday.
11/16/2020 More Info	Yuxuan He and Anna Ziff   Public Lab Seminar will be in Zoom link: https://duke.zoom.us/j/91397427863 at 11:45am on Monday.
11/17/2020 More Info	Paul Diegert   Labor Lunch Seminar will be in Social Sciences 111 at 11:45am on Tuesday.
11/17/2020 More Info	Pascual Restrepo  (Boston University) Uneven Growth: Automation’s Impact on Income and Wealth Inequality Macro Seminar will be in Zoom at 1:30pm on Tuesday.
11/18/2020 More Info	Kelly Yang  (Duke) Public/IO Lunch Seminar will be in Online - link distributed through the IO lunch mailing list at 11:45am on Wednesday.
11/18/2020 More Info	[POSTPONED] Edwin Leuven  (University of Oslo) College Admission Criteria (with Mikkel Gandil) Labor and Development Seminar will be in Zoom seminar at 1:30pm on Wednesday. Online (Zoom) seminar
11/19/2020 More Info	Katherine von Graevenitz  (ZEW) Triangle Resource and Environmental Economics Seminar will be in Virtual--click name for registration details at 3:00pm on Thursday.
11/19/2020 More Info	Bob Hummer  (UNC) Enduring Inequities: Racial/Ethnic Health Disparities among US Adults (With a Lagniappe on Add Health Data Availability and Future Plans) Duke University Population Research Institute Seminar will be in ZOOM: https://duke.zoom.us/j/94628212228 at 3:30pm on Thursday.
11/20/2020 More Info	Xinyue Bei  (Duke) TBA Microeconometrics Breakfast Seminar will be in Zoom (email matt.masten@duke.edu for link) at 10:00am on Friday.
11/20/2020 More Info	Catherine Herfeld  (University of Zurich) "How Academic Opinion Leaders Shape the Adoption of Scientific Ideas: Early Engagement with the ‘Theory of Games and Economic Behavior’ at the Cowles Commission, 1944-1955" History of Political Economy Lunch Seminar will be in Online only at 12:00pm on Friday.