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Seminars

Unless otherwise stated, these seminars will take place at the Institute for Fiscal Studies (see map) between 12.30pm and 1.30pm. Lunch is provided. You do not need to book your place; please just come to the conference entrance 5 minutes before the seminar starts.

The seminar series is arranged by Dennis Kristensen.

Previous Seminars (by year)

Whitney Newey MIT

12 January 2010

Taxable income with nonlinear taxes

Conny Wunsch University of St. Gallen

02 March 2010

Which control variables do we really need for matching-based evaluations of labour market programmes? (note: venue is 321, Drayton House)

Elie Tamer Northwestern University

09 March 2010

Sensitivity analysis in partially identified semiparametric likelihood models (with Chen and Torgovitsky)

Fabio Canova Universitat Pompeu Fabra

16 March 2010

TBC (note: 1pm start)

Charles Manski Northwestern University

17 March 2010

Probabilistic polling and voting in the 2008 Presidential Election: evidence from the American Life Panel (with Adeline Delavande)

Jonathan Gruber MIT

25 March 2010

Health care reform in the United States: what has happened and where we go from here

James Heckman University of Chicago

20 April 2010

Building bridges between structural econometric models and program evaluation models

Jean-Pierre Florens University Toulouse I

04 May 2010

Endogeneity and instrumental variables in dynamic models

Koen Jochmans Katholieke Universiteit Leuven

11 May 2010

An adjusted profile likelihood for non-stationary panel data models with fixed effects

Walter Beckert Birkbeck College London

18 May 2010

Empirical analysis of countervailing power in business-to-business bargaining

Yuichi Kitamura Yale University

01 June 2010

Robust inference under moment restrictions

Thierry Magnac Toulouse

03 June 2010

College entry exams: A dynamic discrete choice model

Anne Vanhems Toulouse Business School

22 June 2010

Welfare Analysis Using Nonseparable Models

Victor Chernozhukov MIT

21 July 2010

TBC

Joao Santos-Silva Essex University

05 October 2010

Regression towards the mode

07 October 2010

The cost of free entry: evidence from real estate brokers in Greater Boston (a joint cemmap / applied microeconomics seminar: 4pm, Drayton House)

Amit Gandhi University of Wisconsin-Madison

19 October 2010

Identification and testing in ascending auctions with unobserved heterogeneity

Stephane Bonhomme CEMFI

26 October 2010

Functional differencing

Debopam Bhattacharya Oxford University

02 November 2010

Treatment misallocation

Shakeeb Khan Duke

09 November 2010

Sharp identified regions and inference in panel data models with endogenous censoring

Sung Jae Jun Pennsylvania State University

16 November 2010

Cube-root-n and faster convergence, laplace estimators and inference

Victoria Zinde-Walsh McGill University

23 November 2010

Measurement error and convolution in generalized functions spaces

Alfred Galichon Ecole Polytechnique

30 November 2010

Entropy and revealed preferences in matching games

Geert Ridder University of Southern California

01 December 2010

The Asymptotic Variance of Semi-parametric Estimators with Generated Regressors (please note venue: Drayton House, UCL)

Harald Uhlig Chicago

07 December 2010

Measuring the dynamic effects of monetary policy shocks: a Bayesian FAVAR approach with sign restriction (please note different time: 16.00 - 17.30)

Philip Haile Yale University

08 December 2010

Identification in differentiated products markets using market level data (16:00 - 17:30, venue will be Ricardo LT, Drayton House, UCL)

Hiroyuki Kasahara British Columbia

09 December 2010

Sequential estimation of structural models with a fixed point constraint

Whitney Newey MIT

15 December 2010

The partially linear model with many regressors

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