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June 2018
Bonn Law Econ Workshop
JJ Prescott (Univ. of Michigan Law School): “Noncompetes and Employee Mobility”
Find out more »ISS Research Seminar
Johan H.L. Oud (Radboud University, Nijmwegen): "Makes Religion Happy Or Makes Happiness Religious? An Analysis of a Three-Wave Pane Using Discrete and Continous Time Techniques."
Find out more »Research Seminar in Econometrics and Statistics
Melanie Krause (University of Hamburg): "Regional Convergence at the County Level: The Impact of Commuting."
Find out more »CMR Research Seminar
Benjamin Lockwood (University of Pennsylvania): "Regressive Sin Taxes."
Find out more »Micro Theory / CRC TR 224 Seminar
Stephen Morris (Princeton University): „Crises: Equilibrium Shifts and Large Shocks“
Find out more »Ringvorlesung plurale Ökonomik
Ulrike Grote (University of Hannover): "Offene Märkte und fairer Handel: Chance oder Risiko für Entwicklungsländer?"
Find out more »MPI Research Seminar
Ludger Wößmann (University of Munich / CESifo Munich): „Does Ignorance of Economic Returns and Costs Explain the Educational Aspiration Gap? Evidence from Representative Survey Experiments”
Find out more »Research Seminar in Energy Economics
Gilbert Fridgen (University of Bayreuth): "Blockchain – Research in an Emerging Field."
Find out more »RSI Mini Course
Stephen Morris (Princeton University): "Information Design" Stephen Morris will give a mini-course on "Information Design" at the economics department in Bonn. This is an area that Stephen Morris and his co-authors have shaped, one of the many areas in economic theory he has signficantly influenced in the last decades. Stephen Morris is the Alexander Stewart 1886 Professor of Economics at Princeton University. He has made groundbreaking contributions to game theory throughout the last decades. He served as editor of Econometrica…
Find out more »Econometrics and Statistics Seminar
Thomas Kneib (Univ. Göttingen): "Bayesian Structured Additive Distributional Regression"
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