The AY 2022-23 PhD Workshop will meet from noon-1:20pm on Mondays in Keller 1022.

 

Workshop Presenters

Autumn 2022

Oct 10

Justin Holz, "Minimum Wages and Racial Differences in Hiring: Theory and Evidence from a Field Experiment."

Oct 17

Mythili Vinnakota, "Levees: Infrastructure and Insurance as Adaptation to Flood Risk"

Oct 24

Terence Chau, "Public R&D and Spillovers: Evidence from NASA Patents”

Oct 31

Yuqi Song, "The Value of Weather Forecasts: Labor Responses to Accurate and Inaccurate Temperature Forecasts in China"

Nov 8 3:30 - 4:50pm

Laura Montenegro, "Forging the Nation of Apartheid: Market Access and the Rise of Afrikaner Identity"

Nov 14

*Keller 0001

Chinmaya Kumar "Complaint Resolution Systems: Experimental Evidence from Rural India"

Nov 28

*Keller 0001

Maria Adelaida Martinez Cabrera "How Does Immigration Affect Incumbent Students? Evidence from Venezuelan Migration to Peru"
Dec 5

Diego Escobar

 

Winter 2023 

Jan 9

Devika Lakhote
Jan 23

Lucas Mation

Predrag Pandiloski
Jan 30

Ari Anisfield
Feb 6

Scott Loring

Ruochen Y
Feb 13

Angela Wyse

Maya Lozinski
Feb 20

José Miguel Pascual Moreno

Goya Razavi Ebrahimi
Feb 27

Emileigh Harrison
Mar 6

Yalun Su

Afia Khan

 

Spring 2023

Mar 27

Rubina Hundal
Apr 3

Alison Doxey

Michael McKelligott
Apr 10

Danielle Nemschoff

Rohen Shah
Apr 17

Yashaswi Mohanty

Sushant Banjara
Apr 24

Daria Zelenina
May 1

Felicity Zhang

Smrithi Ganapathi
May 8

Haoran Gao

Kisoo Kim
May 15

Steve Kim

Daniel Sonnenstuhl
May 22

Claire Fan

Brian Curran
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Faculty Spotlight

Steven Durlauf
Steans Professor in Educational Policy

Steven Durlauf’s research spans many topics in microeconomics and macroeconomics. His most important substantive contributions involve the areas of poverty, inequality and economic growth.