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AUSTRALIA
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Economics Seminars

Seminars are held in Napier LG14, 4-5:30pm, unless otherwise stated.

  • Semester 1 2009
  • Semester 2 2009

Semester 1 2009:

DateSpeakerAffiliationTitle
27 FebruaryDag TjostheimUniversity of BergenMeasuring Asymmetries in Financial Returns: A New Approach Using Local Gaussian Correlation
6 March

No Seminar

  (Planning day)
13 MarchHuw Lloyd-EllisQueen's UniversityHousing Liquidity, Mobility, and the Labour Market

20 March

Shandre  ThangaveluNational University of SingaporeEconomic Liberalization in India: Productivity and Learning-by-Export
27 MarchLudovic RenouLeicester UniversityMechanism Design and Communication Networks
3 AprilSimon Angus
Monash UniversityDynamic Cooperation Networks
6 April (Monday)

1-2:30pm

Napier 210

Aarti Singh
University of SydneyLearning and the Great Moderation
10 AprilPublic Holiday  
17 AprilMario CruciniVanderbilt UniversityA Model of International Cities: Implications for Real Exchange Rates

24 April

No Seminar  
1 MayValentyn Panchenko
UNSWEfficient Estimation of Parameters in Marginals in Semiparametric Multivariate Models
7 May (Thursday)

4-5:30pm

233 North Terrace - 515

Nejat Anbarci

Deakin UniversityInterim Outcomes and Bargaining Solutions
8 May

No Seminar

 (Planning day)
15 MayTim CoelliUniversity of QueenslandCANCELED
21 May (Thursday)

4-5:30pm

233 North Terrace - 515

Andreas Blume

University of PittsburghIntentional Vagueness
22 MayJuan Carlos CarbajalUniversity of QueenslandCharacterizing Dominant Strategy Implementation in Continuous Domains
25 May (Monday)

1-2:30pm

Napier 205

Michael Devereux
UBCFinancial Deleveraging and the International Transmission of Shocks
29 MayWilliam GriffithsUniversity of MelbourneA Stochastic Frontier Model for Discrete Ordinal Outcomes: A Health Production Function
5 JuneAlan WoodlandUNSWA General Equilibrium Analysis of the Australian Means-Tested Age Pension
11 June (Thursday)

4-5:30pm

233 North Terrace - 515

Ashok KotwalUBCEconomic Liberalization and Indian Economic Growth: What's the evidence?
12 JuneMark MelatosUniversity of SydneyCommon External Tariff Choice in Core Customs Unions
19 June   
26 June   
3 July   

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Semester 2 2009:

DateSpeakerAffiliationTitle
10 JulyNo Seminar  
17 JulyNgo Van Long
 Mc Gill University
A Permanent Income Version of the Relative Income Hypothesis

20 July (Monday)

1-2.30pm

Napier LG14

Ana FerrerCalgary University"Long Term Consequences of Natural Resource Booms for Human Capital Accumulation"

22 July (Wednesday)

4-5.30pm

Napier LG14

Francisco GonzalezCalgary University "The Supply of Social Insurance in Historical Perspective"
24 JulyJim FeingenbaumUtah State UniversityOptimal Irrational Behavior
31 July
Kamal Saggi
Southern Methodist University

Intellectual Property Rights, Foreign Direct Investment, and Industrial Development

7 AugustCharles Noussair
Tilburg University
From the Lab to the Field: Public Good Provision with Fishermen
14 AugustChirok Han
Korea University

Uniform Asymptotic Normality in Stationary and Unit Root Autoregression

21 August Lutz Kilian
University of Michigan

Pitfalls in Estimating Asymmetric Effects of Energy Price Shocks

25 August (Tuesday)

4-5:30pm

Santos Pet. Eng 108

Thomas Lubik
Federal Reserve Bank of Richmond

Identifying the Labour Market Search and Matching Model

2 September (Wednesday)

4-5:30pm

Room Napier - 210

Peter Lloyd
University of Melbourne

Partial and General Equilibrium Measures of Trade Restrictiveness

4 SeptemberHenry SiuUBC

The Demand for Youth: Implications for the Hours Volatility Puzzle

11 SeptemberBruce Preston
Columbia University
Labor Supply Heterogeneity and Macroeconomic Co-movement
18 September Carlos Piementa
UNSWBackwards Induction and Sequential Equilibrium
25 September No Seminar  
2 October No Seminar  
9 October


16 OctoberClaudio Mezzetti
University of Warwick

Manipulative Disclosure

23 OctoberPrasanna Gai
ANU

Liquidity Hoarding, Network Externalities and Interbank Market Collapse

30 OctoberChris Edmond
University of Melbourne

Aggregate Implications of Micro Asset Market Segmentation

3 November (Tuesday)

4-5:30pm

Napier LG 14

Timo TeräsvirtaUniversity of Aarhus

Forecasting Inflation with Gradual Regime Shifts and Exogenous Information

13 NovemberGigi FosterUniSA / UNSW

The Multitasking of Household Production

18 NovemberShaun VaheyUniversity of Melbourne

TBA

22 December (Tuesday)Greg KaplanNYU

TBA


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