DATE
|
PRESENTER
|
TITLE
|
NOTE
|
June 29
(Monday)
|
Nate Schiff
|
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| July 9 (Thursday) |
Stelios Michalopoulos (Tufts) |
The Economic Origins of Islam: Theory and Evidence |
|
July 14
|
Adam Storeygard
|
Corruption on the road less
travelled
|
|
July 21
|
Luigi Pascali (Boston College)
|
Local financial market and
economic development: an instrumental
variable approach using the Jewish population in Italian Renaissance |
|
July 28
|
Alex Levkov
|
The Effect of Competition on
Unions
|
|
August 6
(Thursday)
|
Francisco Campos-Ortiz
|
Countering Bribery: Theory and
Experimental Evidence |
|
August 11
|
Steve Bednar (Yale) |
The effect of campaign visits on
election outcomes |
|
August 18
|
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|
|
August 25
|
Kenju Kamei
|
Public Goods and Voting on
Sanction Schemes: An Experiment (with Louis Putterman and Jean-Robert
Tyran) |
|
Department
of Economics