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Autumn Presenters

Oct 1

Kisoo Kim, "Lame-duck by Primary: Effects of Electoral Incentives on U.S. House Representatives"

Oct 8

Ari Anisfeld, "Language, Identity and Ethnic Cohesion in Schools"

Oct 15

Rohen Shah, "When the Student Becomes the Master: A Field Experiment on Learning by Creating Math Videos" 

Oct 22

Daria Zelenina, "Essays on Corporate Lobbying in the US"

Oct 29

José Miguel Pascual Moreno, "Displaced from Democracy: The Impact of Forced Relocation on Political Participation"

Nov 5

Goya Razavi Ebrahimi, "Displaced from Democracy: The Impact of Forced Relocation on Political Participation"

Nov 12

Emileigh Harrison, "Impact of Free Community College: Evidence from Chicago"

Nov 19

Yalun Su, “Does Diagnostic Coding Investment Impact Care Provision? Evidence from ICD-10-CM Adoption”

Dec 3

Predrag Pandiloski, “Social Learning in Segregated Networks”

 

Tuesdays at 12:30pm in Keller 0001

Winter Presenters

 

Jan 7

Rubina Hundal* "Smile Inequality: Oral Health and Labor Market Exclusion"

Jan 14

Brian Curran* “The Geography of Disadvantage: Implications for Poverty Assessment and Program Targeting”

Jan 21

Sushant Banjra* “Environmental Degradation in One’s Own Backyard: Who Gains and Who Loses from Sand Mining in India”

Jan 28

Claire Fan* "Dam Thy Neighbor: Private and International Consequences of River Impoundment"

Steve Kim* "Institutional Basis of Technological Change"

Feb 4

Haoran Gao

Feb 11

Danielle Nemschoff

Feb 18

Daniel

Feb 25

Felicity Zhang*

Michael Mckelligott*

Mar 3

Alison Doxey*

*40-minute session

A photo of Steven Durlauf

Frank P. Hixon Distinguished Service Professor

Steven Durlauf

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.