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Public and IO Seminar Series - Fall 2018

Usual time and place: 3:30pm - 5:00pm on Tuesday in Social Sciences 113.
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09/12/2018 More Info	Isaac Sorkin (Stanford) Bartik Instruments: What, When, Why, and How Joint with Labor and Development. Note: Seminar will be in Social Sciences 111 at 3:15pm on Wednesday.
09/12/2018 More Info	Brad Shapiro (Chicago Booth) (SEMINAR CANCELLED)
09/25/2018 More Info	Conrad Miller (Berkely Haas) Racial Divisions and Criminal Justice: Evidence from Southern State Courts
10/02/2018 More Info	John Friedman (Brown University) The Opportunity Atlas: Mapping the Childhood Roots of Social Mobility with Raj Chetty, Nathan Hendren, Maggie R. Jones, and Sonya R. Porter
10/03/2018 More Info	Mike Dickstein (NYU Stern)
10/09/2018 More Info	Lucie Gadenne (Warwick) Do tax systems affect the efficiency of supplier networks in developing countries? Joint with Labor and Development.
10/17/2018 More Info	Mike Keane (University of New South Wales) "The Impact of Climate Change on U.S. Agriculture: The Roles of Adaptation Techniques and Emissions Reductions" and "Comparing Deep Neural Network and Econometric Approaches to Predicting the Impact of Climate Change on Agricultural Yield" Joint with Labor and Development. Note: Seminar will be in Social Sciences 111 at 3:15pm on Wednesday.
10/24/2018 More Info	Devesh Raval (FTC)
10/25/2018 More Info	Steven Berry (Yale) An instrumental variable approach to dynamic models Joint with Econometrics. Note: Seminar will be in Social Sciences room 113 at 3:30pm on Thursday.
11/07/2018 More Info	Chris Udry (Northwestern) Information, Market Access, and Risk: Addressing Constraints to Agricultural Transformation in Northern Ghana Joint with Labor and Development, All Applied Micro. Note: Seminar will be in Social Sciences 111 at 3:15pm on Wednesday.
11/07/2018 More Info	Gautam Gowrisankaran (Arizona)
11/13/2018 More Info	Greg Lewis (Microsoft) You can lead a horse to water: Consumer search with spatial learning
11/27/2018 More Info	Joe Altonji (Yale University) The Labor Market Returns to Advanced Degrees (co-author, Ling Zhong) Joint with Labor and Development, ERID.
12/04/2018 More Info	Chad Syverson (Chicago Booth) Misallocation Measures: The Distortion That Ate the Residual

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