Seminarios presentados durante 2018

  • 21/03/2018 Pedro Dal Bo (Brown University) 'The Determinants of Efficient Behavior in Coordination Games'
  • 27/03/2018 Conferencia: Martín Beraja (MIT)  'Buenos Aires Meetings in Economics'
  • 04/04/2018 Gabriel Montes Rojas (Conicet) 'Tests for nonlinear restrictions under local misspecification'
  • 18/04/2018 Martin Rossi (Universidad de San Andres) 'Following the Poppy Trail: Causes and Consequences of Mexican Drug Cartels'
  • 25/04/2018 Anna Aizer (Brown University) 'Holding out for Mr Right: Women’s Income, Marital Status and Child Well-Being'
  • 09/05/2018 Mariano Tommasi (Universidad de San Andres) 'Tratando de entender la pobreza en Argentina'
  • 15/05/2018 Constantino Hevia (UTDT) 'The Macroeconomics of Itaipu: an Open Economy Model of a Large Spending Shock'
  • 16/05/2018 Martin Fiszbein (Boston University) 'Frontier Culture: The Roots and Persistence of "Rugged Individualism" in the United States'
  • 22/05/2018 Emilio Espino (UTDT) 'Corporate Debt and Capital Controls'
  • 30/05/2018 Joaquin Blaum (Brown University) 'The Gains from Input Trade With Heterogeneous Importers'
  • 27/06/2018 David Lee (Princeton University) 'Regression Discontinuity and Kink Designs: Theory and Practice'
  • 04/07/2018 Martín González Eiras (University of Copenhagen) 'Liquidity Shocks, Market Turnover and Bidding Behavior in Treasury Auctions'
  • 11/07/2018 Pablo Kurlat (Stanford University) 'How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love Fire Sales'
  • 17/07/2018 Federico Mandelman (Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta) 'The effect of Automation, Offshoring and Low-Skill Immigration in the U.S. Labor Market'
  • 18/07/2018 Pablo D’Erasmo (Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia) 'Capital Requirements in a Quantitative Model of Banking Industry Dynamics'
  • 25/07/2018 Demian Pouzo (University of California) 'Some Large Sample Results for the Class of Regularized Estimators'
  • 26/07/2018 Pablo Fajgelbaum (UCLA) 'Optimal Spatial Policies, Geography and Sorting'
  • 31/07/2018 Fernando Álvarez (University of Chicago) ''The analytic theory of a monetary shock''
  • 01/08/2018 Facundo Piguillem (EIEF) 'Rising Capital Shares and Risk Sharing'            
  • 02/08/2018 Ariel Burstein (UCLA) 'Tradability and the Labor-Market Impact of Immigration: Theory and Evidence from the U.S.'
  • 08/08/2018 Guillermo Cruces (Ministerio de Haciendas de la Nación) 'Tax Audits as Scarecrows: Evidence from a Large-Scale Field Experiment''
  • 09/08/2018 Matias Cattaneo (University of Michigan) 'Bootstrap-Based Inference for Cube Root Consistent Estimators''
  • 15/08/2018 Fernando Álvarez (University of Chicago) 'A three mutual fund separation theorem''
  • 28/08/2018 Federico Echenique (California Institute of Technology) 'Statistical discrimination and affirmative action in the lab & A characterization of "Phelpsian" statistical discrimination''
  • 29/08/2018 Nicholas Trachter (Federal Reserve Bank of Richmond) 'An Information-Based Theory of Financial Intermediation'
  • 05/09/2018 Liam Lenten (La Trobe University in Melbourne) 'Bonus Incentives and Team Effort Levels: Evidence from the Field'
  • 12/09/2018 Mariano Kulish (University of Sydney) 'Some fiscal implications of a slowdown in trend growth'
  • 13/09/2018 Morten O. Ravn (College London) 'Macroeconomic Fluctuations with HANK & SAM: an Analytical Approach'
  • 03/10/2018 Oscar Volij (Ben-Gurion University) 'Measuring Income Segregation''
  • 16/10/2018 Julien Pinter (Labex Refi) 'How can financial constraints force a central bank to exit a currency peg? An application to the Swiss Franc peg''
  • 17/10/2018 Rodolfo Manuelli (Washington University) 'Central Banking Without Fiscal Support: Honest (and Dishonest) Optimal Monetary Policy''
  • 24/10/2018 Marcelo Veracierto (Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago) 'Optimal Unemployment Insurance over the Business Cycle''
  • 14/11/2018 Ivan Petrella (Warwick Business School) "Leverage and Deepening Business Cycle Skewness"
  • 15/11/2018 Dave DeJong (University of Pittsburgh) "Numerical Integration and Filtering"   
  • 20/11/2018 Ricardo Lagos (New York University) "On Money as a Medium of Exchange in Near-Cashless Credit Economies"
  • 13/12/2018 Patricio Dalton (Tilburg University) "Learning to Grow from Peers: Experimental Evidence from Small-scale Retailers in an Emerging Market"
  • 18/12/2018 Ignacio Esponda (UC Santa Barbara) "Contingent Preferences and the Sure-Thing Principle: Revisiting Classic Anomalies in the Laboratory"