Past Seminars 2019

1. April 10, "Beyond Nudges: Becoming a Better Choice Architect"
Eric J. Johnson (Columbia University)

2. April 10, "Giving the Future A Chance"
Elke U. Weber (Princeton University)

3. June 12, "Chinese-Indonesian Economic Activities: A Bibliographic Survey of the Recent Publications"
Didi Kwartanada (Yayasan Nation Building)

4. August 1, "Identification at the Zero Lower Bound"
Sophocles Mavroeidis (University of Oxford)

5. September 11, "Secondary Employment, Inflation, and Aggregate Demand in an Agent-Based Model of the Japanese Macroeconomy"
Corrado Di Guilmi (University of Technology Sydney)

6. September 16, "Rethinking Mill’s Stationary State"
Gregory Claeys (University of London, Royal Holloway)

7. October 3, "Bechdel at the Box Office: Gender Inequality and Cinema Success in 58 Countries"
Andrew Clark (Paris School of Economics)

8. October 21, "Behavioral Heterogeneity: Pareto Distributions of Preference or Risk Perception Scales and Aggregate Financial Choices"
Jean-Michel Grandmont (École Polytechnique)

9. December 6, "Metamorphosis: The Rice Boom, Environmental Transformation, and the Problem of Truncation in Colonial Lower Burma, 1850-1940"
Peter A. Coclanis (The University of North Calorina at Chapel Hill)

10. December 12, "Cream Skimming : Theory and Evidence from Hospital Transfers and Capacity Utilisation"　(joint work with Ou Yang, Marc Chan and Jongsay Yong)
Terence Cheng (University of Adelaide)

11. December 23, "Core Convergence Theorems for Economies with Bads"　
Tomoki Inoue (Meiji University)

12. January 9, "The Crawler: Object (Re)allocation Problems when Preferences are Single-peaked"　
Yuki Tamura (University of Rochester)