Events
- Diego Kaenzig (Northwestern)
- “The unequal economic consequences of carbon pricing"
- Giorgia Romagnoli (University of Amsterdam)
- "Morals in multi-unit markets"
- Pol Antras (Harvard)
- "Global Sourcing and Multinational Activity: A Unified Approach"
- Judd Boomhower (UCSD)
- Nobuyuki Hanaki (Osaka University)
- "An Experiment on the Nash Program: Comparing Two Strategic Mechanisms Implementing the Shapley Value"
- Ravi Jagadeesan (Stanford)
- "Matching and Prices"
- David Baqaee (UCLA)
- Greg Clark (UC Davis)
- Kaspar Wutrich (UCSD)
- Cecile Gaubert (Berkeley)
- David Molitor (University of Illinois)
- "A Causal Concentration-Response Function for Air Pollution: Evidence from Wildfire Smoke"
- Michael Amior (University of Tel Aviv)
- "Immigration and Monopsony: Evidence Across the Distribution of Firms"
- Natalia Kovrijnykh (ASU)
- Bjorn Johannsen (Institute of Transport Economics, Norway)
- "Portfolio Complementarities and Electric Vehicle Adoption"
- Mark Borgschulte (University of Illinois)
- "Immigration and Inequality in the Next Generation"
- Christian Wolf (MIT)
- "What Can Time-Series Regressions Tell Us About Policy Counterfactuals?"
- Roger Moon (USC)
- Stephie Fried (SF Fed)
- "Construction and Climate Damage in the US Economy"
- Jason Cook (University of Utah)
- "Caseworker Subjectivity, SNAP Benefit Receipt, and Labor Supply"
- Hiroaki Kaido (BU)
- Gabriele Camera (Chapman University)
- "Choice Flexibility and Long-Run Cooperation"
- Thomas Gehrig (Viena)
- "Scope and Limits of Bank Liquidity Creation"
- Chenyue Hu (UCSC)
- Terri Kneeland (University College London)
- Lola Gadea (University of Zaragoza, Spain)
- Davide Viviano (Standord)
- Jiabin Wu (Oregon)
- Linda Tesar (Michigan)
- Karen Clay (Carnegie Mellon)
- "Airborne Lead Pollution and Infant Mortality"
- Michael Chernov (UCLA)
