Seminarios presentados durante 2017

  • 23/03/2017 Samuel Berlinski (IDB) 'Does Rewarding Pedagogical Excellence Keep Teachers in the Classroom? Evidence from a Voluntary Award Program''
  • 29/03/2017 Anastasia Burkovskaya (University of Sydney) 'Identification and Estimation of Electoral Model and Ballot Stuffing''
  • 26/04/2017 Josh Graff Zivin (UCSD) 'The Impact of Pollution on Worker Productivity''
  • 10/05/2017 Joaquin Blaum (Brown University) 'Importing, Exporting and Aggregate Productivity in Large Devaluations''
  • 17/05/2017 Jan Eeckhout (Barcelona GSE-ICREA-UPF and University College London) 'Unemployment Cycles''
  • 23/05/2017 Carlos Scartascini (BID) 'Do Rewards Work? Evidence from the Randomization of Public Works''
  • 24/05/2017 Marcelo Veracierto (Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago) 'Gross Migration, Housing and Urban Population Dynamics''
  • 07/06/2017 Maria Marta Ferreyra (Banco Mundial) 'Momento decisivo: La educación superior en América Latina y el Caribe''
  • 13/06/2017 María Fabiana Penas (UTDT) 'Debtor Protection, Credit Redistribution, and Income Inequality''
  • 28/06/2017 Carlos Lamarche (University of Kentucky) 'Common Correlated Effects Estimation of Heterogeneous Dynamic Panel Quantile Regression Models''
  • 05/07/2017 Jonah E. Rockoff (Columbia University GSB) 'The Causes and Consequences of Test Score Manipulation: Evidence from the New York Regents Examinations"
  • 12/07/2017 Demian Pouzo (UC Berkeley) 'On the Non-Asymptotic Properties of Regularized M-estimators''
  • 19/07/2017 Javier García-Cicco (UCA) 'Revisiting the Exchange Rate Pass Through: A General Equilibrium Perspective''
  • 02/08/2017 Matias Cattaneo (University of Michigan and Princeton) 'Two-Step Estimation and Inference with Possibly Many Included Covariates''
  • 09/08/2017 Rafael La Porta (Dartmouth College) 'Diagnostic Expectations and Stock Returns''
  • 15/08/2017 Conferencia de Coyuntura 'Robotización y el futuro del empleo: los desafíos''
  • 16/08/2017 Pablo Kurlat (Stanford University) 'Why are Banks Exposed to Monetary Policy?''
  • 29/08/2017 Roberto Rigobon 'Retail prices, pass-through and big data''
  • 18/10/2017 Rody Manuelli (Washington University in St. Louis) 'Natural Disasters and Growth: The Role of Foreign Aid and Disaster Insurance''
  • 02/11/2017 Conferencia de coyuntura  'Las estadísticas públicas: estado actual y desafíos futuros''
  • 07/11/2017 Timothy J. Kehoe (University of Minnesota) 'Macroeconomic Effects of Medicare''
  • 08/11/2017 Nicholas Trachter (Richmond Federal Reserve Bank) 'Knowing me and knowing you: a theory of intermediation''
  • 22/11/2017 Juan Dubra (Universidad de Montevideo) ´Meet the Oligarchs: Business Legitimacy, State Capacity and Taxation'
  • 23/11/2017 Gabriel Lopez-Moctezuma (California Institute of Technology) 'Sequential Deliberation in Collective Decision-Making: The Case of the FOMC'
  • 29/11/2017 Andrea Ariu (LMU) 'Trade in Services Microdata'
  • 30/11/2017 Turalay Kenc 'Default Indicators with Volatility Clustering'