443 Events

• Tue

  Tuesday

  June 02

  2009

  Seminar | Amsterdam | 00:00

  Birth Cohort and the Black-White Achievement Gap: The Roles of Access and Health Soon After Birth

  Kenneth Chay (Brown University)

  • Labor Seminars
• Tue

  Tuesday

  May 26

  2009

  Seminar | Amsterdam | 00:00

  Measuring the Average Outcome and Inequality Effects of Segregation in the Presence of Social Spillovers

  Geert Ridder (University of Southern California)

  • Labor Seminars
• Tue

  Tuesday

  May 19

  2009

  Seminar | Amsterdam | 00:00

  Do Social Interactions Facilitate Cooperative Behavior? Evidence from a Group Lending Experiment in India

  Erica Field (Harvard University)

  • Labor Seminars
• Tue

  Tuesday

  May 12

  2009

  Seminar | Amsterdam | 00:00

  Housing Externalities

  Esteban Rossi-Hansberg (Princeton University)

  • Labor Seminars
• Tue

  Tuesday

  May 05

  2009

  Seminar | Amsterdam | 00:00

  Search with Bidder Memories

  Carlos Carrillo-Tudela (University of Leicester)

  • Labor Seminars
• Tue

  Tuesday

  April 28

  2009

  Seminar | Amsterdam | 00:00

  Does Schooling Improve Your Health Behavior? Evidence from the Educational Expansion in Western Germany

  Hendrik Juerges (University of Mannheim)

  • Labor Seminars
• Tue

  Tuesday

  April 21

  2009

  Seminar | Amsterdam | 00:00

  The Effects of Health Insurance and Self-Insurance on Retirement Behavior

  Eric French (Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago)

  • Labor Seminars
• Tue

  Tuesday

  April 14

  2009

  Seminar | Amsterdam | 00:00

  Title to be announced

  Radha Iyengar (London School of Economics)

  • Labor Seminars
• Tue

  Tuesday

  April 07

  2009

  Seminar | Amsterdam | 00:00

  The Three Rs: The Scope for Literacy and Numeracy Policies to Raise Achievement

  Sandra McNally (London School of Economics)

  • Labor Seminars
• Tue

  Tuesday

  March 31

  2009

  Seminar | Amsterdam | 00:00

  School Entry, Educational Attainment and Quarter of Birth: A Cautionary Tale of LATE

  Kevin Lang (Boston University)

  • Labor Seminars
• Tue

  Tuesday

  March 10

  2009

  Seminar | Amsterdam | 00:00

  Directed Search in the Housing Market

  Susan Vroman and Jim Albrecht (Georgetown University)

  • Labor Seminars
• Tue

  Tuesday

  February 24

  2009

  Seminar | Amsterdam | 00:00

  Temporary Shocks and the Geography of Economic Activity: Evidence from a Resettlement Policy

  Matti Sarvimäki (London School of Economics)

  • Labor Seminars
• Tue

  Tuesday

  February 10

  2009

  Seminar | Amsterdam | 00:00

  Unemployed but Optimistic: Optimal Insurance Design with Biased Beliefs

  Johannes Spinnewijn (MIT Department of Economics)

  • Labor Seminars
• Tue

  Tuesday

  December 16

  2008

  Seminar | Amsterdam | 00:00

  Evaluating the Regression Discontinuity Design Using Experimental Data

  Jeff Smith (University of Michigan)

  • Labor Seminars
• Tue

  Tuesday

  December 09

  2008

  Seminar | Amsterdam | 00:00

  Urbanization

  Guy Michaels (London School of Economics)

  • Labor Seminars
• Thu

  Thursday

  December 04

  2008

  Seminar | Amsterdam | 00:00

  How do parents affect future generations? Tinbergen Empirical Economics Workshop

  Thomas Dohmen (ROA, Maastricht University), Enrico Perotti (University of Amsterdam) and Kjell Salvanes (NHH, Bergen)

  • Labor Seminars
• Tue

  Tuesday

  December 02

  2008

  Seminar | Amsterdam | 00:00

  A flying start or no effect? Maternity leave and children’s long-term outcomes

  Kjell Salvanes (Norwegian School of Economics and Business Administration)

  • Labor Seminars
• Tue

  Tuesday

  November 25

  2008

  Seminar | Amsterdam | 00:00

  A Search-Theoretic Model of the Retail Market for Illicit Drugs

  Manolis Galenianos (Penn State University)

  • Labor Seminars
• Tue

  Tuesday

  November 18

  2008

  Seminar | Amsterdam | 00:00

  Mortality across Generations: Is there a Relationship?

  Saul Lach (The Hebrew University of Jerusalem)

  • Labor Seminars
• Tue

  Tuesday

  November 11

  2008

  Seminar | Amsterdam | 00:00

  High-Powered Jobs: the Role of Fertility Choice and Technology

  John Knowles (University of Pennsylvania)

  • Labor Seminars