Lunch-time meetings in applied econometrics
The lunch-time meetings provide a monthly forum to discuss both current research problems/findings and interesting papers with our colleagues. Talks and discussions can cover all topics involving data work. Preparation should not involve too much effort such that gains in terms of helpful discussions and critical feedback prevail.
Generally, the meetings take place on Tuesdays over lunchtime (12-13.30).
For contributions please contact Julia Spornberger or Michael Pfaffermayr.
Seminar program winter term 2019/20
Date | Room | Presenter | Title |
05.11.19 |
Bespr.zimmer Fiwi | Daniel Gründler |
Large Scale Asset Purchases and Information Shocks in the U.S. |
19.11.19 | Bespr.zimmer Fiwi | Alexis H. Villacis | Does the Use of Specialty Varieties and Post-Harvest Practices Benefit Farmers? Cocoa Value Chains in Ecuador |
03.12.19 | Bespr.zimmer Fiwi | Fanny Dellinger | The welfare-magnet-hypothesis revisited. A natural experiment. |
14.01.20 |
Bespr.zimmer Fiwi |
Andrea Leiter-Scheiring |
Valuation of hospize services |
21.01.20 |
Bespr.zimmer Fiwi |
Lorenz Fischer |
Cost of mobility and regional unemployment: Evidence from Austrian labor market districts |
Other Seminar Programs:
summer term 2022 | winter term 2021/22 | summer term 2021 | winter term 2020/21 | summer term 2020 | winter term 2019/20 | summer term 2019