Seminars
The following information is for Department of Economics seminars. Department seminars are generally held in the Economics Conference Room, SSH 1113.The department has regular seminar series in Applied Microeconomics, Microeconomics Theory, Macroeconomics / International Economics and Econometrics and seminar series that meet in selected quarters in Economic History and Economy, Justice and Society. In addition the department has brownbag workshops including Macroeconomics and Microeconomics. Other economics-related seminars on the U.C.-Davis campus are sponsored by Department of Agricultural and Resource Economics, Institute of Governmental Affairs, and the Agricultural History Center.
Econometrics
Meets Monday 3:40 pm - 5:00 pm
- Marcelo Moreira ((FGV))
- Jerry Hausman (MIT)
- Bertille Antoine (Simon Fraser)
- Toru Kitagawa (UCLA)
- Debashis Paul (UCD Statistics)
- Pantelis Loupos (UCD Business School)
- James Mackinnon (Queens)
- Mikkel Plagborg-Moller (Princeton University)
- Jose Luis Montiel Olea (Columbia University)
Theory
Meets Tuesday 4:10 pm - 5:30 pm
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Economic History
Environment and Energy
Meets Wednesday 3:40 - 5:00 p.m.
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Industrial Organization
Meets Wednesday 4:10pm – 5:30pm
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Macroeconomics/International Economics
Public Finance - Labor Economics
Meets Thursday 3:40 pm - 5:00 pm
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Development
Meets Tuesday 4:10pm – 5:30pm
- Rich Sexton (UCD)
- Lawrence Haddad (IDS)
- Eva Vivalt (Australian National University)
- How Do Policymakers Update Their Beliefs?
- Tomoe Bourdier (UCD)
- Rebecca Dizon-Ross (U Chicago)
- Jing Cai (U Maryland)
- Chang Tai-Hsieh (U Chicago)
- Rick Hornbeck (U Chicago)
- Arthur Lewbel (Boston College)
- Isaac Mbiti (U Virginia)
- Craig McIntosh (UCSD)
- Erica Field (Duke)
Behavioral
Undergraduate
The Economics Department hosts a speaker each quarter to give undergraduate students insight into new topics and research in the field. These one hour talks will be designed for economics majors with an interest in the application of economics to the wider world around them. The seminars will be followed by a reception with department faculty.
- Katheryn Russ (UC Davis)
- "What Unilateralism Means for the U.S. Economy: An Update on the Trade War"
