Seminars, Proseminars and Lunches for the Week of Oct 17th 2021

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10/18/2021 More Info	Jianqing Fan  (Princeton / SoFiE seminar) "How and When are High-Frequency Prices Predictable?" Financial Econometrics Lunch Group Seminar is on Monday at 11:00am.
10/18/2021 More Info	Anna Ziff/Riley League   Public Lab Seminar is on Monday at 11:45am.
10/18/2021 More Info	Faruk Gul  (Princeton) Lindahl Equilibrium as a Collective Choice Rule Microeconomic Theory Seminar is on Monday at 3:30pm.
10/19/2021 More Info	Taishi Sassano  (Duke) Optimal Stopping under Capacity Constrained Information Acquisition Economics Theory Lunch Seminar is on Tuesday at 11:45am.
10/19/2021 More Info	Damien Kim   The Effects of Conflict Termination on Labor Market Outcomes: Evidence from Aceh Insurgency 1999-2005 Labor Lunch Seminar is on Tuesday at 11:45am.
10/19/2021 More Info	Sebnem Kalemli-Ozcan  (University of Maryland) Risk-Taking and Monetary Policy Transmission: Evidence from Loans to SMEs and Large Firms Macro, International Trade Seminar is on Tuesday at 1:25pm.
10/20/2021 More Info	Kelly Yang  (Duke University) Public/IO Lunch Seminar is on Wednesday at 11:45am.
10/20/2021 More Info	Limor Golan  (WUSTL) Estimating a Life-Cycle Generalized Roy Model of Pay and Task Assignment: Compensating Differentials, Discrimination, and Racial Gaps (joint with J. James and C. Sanders) Labor and Development Seminar is on Wednesday at 3:15pm.
10/21/2021 More Info	Ellis Monk  (Harvard University) Inequality without Groups Duke University Population Research Institute Seminar is on Thursday at 3:30pm.
10/21/2021 More Info	Vasilis Gkatzelis   Deterministic Budget-Feasible Clock Auctions CS-ECON Seminar is on Thursday at 12:00pm. Contact Jennifer Schmidt (jschmidt at cs.duke.edu) to request Zoom link.
10/22/2021 More Info	Luke Fesko  (Duke #GoBucks) Something I've Been Working On - TBD International Population, Health and Development Seminar is on Friday at 12:00pm.
10/22/2021 More Info	Muyang Ren   Testing the homogeneity of the marginal state distribution in dynamic discrete games Microeconometrics Breakfast Seminar is on Friday at 10:00am.
10/22/2021 More Info	Keith Jakee  (HOPE Center Fellow and Florida Atlantic University) "Anticipating 'The Limits of Liberty': Social (Dis)Order in James Buchanan’s Analysis of Academia" History of Political Economy Lunch Seminar is on Friday at 12:00pm.