Department of
(All seminars
are
Coordinator: Stratford Douglas
August 25:
Paul
Hsu,
“Aggregate
Technology Shock and Market Return Predictability”
September
8: Marshall
Gramm,
“Efficiency
Across Wagering Pools and Arbitrage”
September
15: Michael Munger,
“Did
Southerners Favor Slavery?”
September
22: Donggyu Sul,
“Transition
Modeling and Econometric Convergence Tests”
September
29: Neha Khanna,
SUNY-Binghamton,
“The
Environmental Kuznets Curve: Myths and
Realities”
Based on 2 Papers: Paper 1:
AJAE Paper 2:
JED
October
6: Graham Davis,
“A
Unified Theory of Optimal Stopping.”
October
13:
Ed Lopez,
" Determinants of Post-Kelo State Laws Restricting
Eminent Domain"
October
20:
AKM Mahbub Morshed,
“Microfinance
and Missing Markets”
October
27:
Stuart Rosenthal,
“Secondary Mortgage Markets and Access to Credit: 1992-2002"
November
3: Tom Garrett,
“War
and Pestilence as Labor Market Shocks, 1914-1919”
December
8: Peter Schaeffer,
WVU. “The
Economics of Refugee Movements”