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25 June 2013

Seminar

Joel Horowitz Northwestern University
02 October 2013

Training Course

Alan Duncan Curtin Business School

Introductory Microeconometrics
17 October 2013

Masterclass

Isabelle Perrigne Rice and Quang Vuong NYU

Industrial organisation: empirical analysis of auctions and nonlinear pricing
31 October 2013

Training Course

Frank Windmeijer University of Bristol

Panel / Longitudinal Data Analysis

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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)

Aureo de Paula University of Pennsylvania

26 January 2011

Inference of signs of interaction effects in simultaneous games with incomplete information (14:00 - 15:30, DRAYTON HOUSE, UCL)

Bryan Graham NYU

01 February 2011

Identification and estimation of average partial effects in 'irregular' correlated random coefficient panel data models (16:15 - 17:45, DRAYTON HOUSE B06, UCL)

Sokbae "Simon" Lee Seoul National University

22 February 2011

Testing Functional Inequalities

Sokbae 'Simon' Lee Seoul National University

22 February 2011

Testing functional inequalities

Sorawoot Srisuma LSE

01 March 2011

Minimum distance estimation for a class of Markov decision processes

Karim Chalak Boston College

08 March 2011

Local treatment effects using a proxy for an instrument

Aureo de Paula University of Pennsylvania

10 March 2011

Identification and estimation of voter preferences (a joint cemmap / applied microeconomics seminar - 4pm - 5.30pm at UCL)

Xavier d'Haultfoeuille ENSAE

15 March 2011

Identification of nonseparable models with endogeneity and discrete instruments

Enrique Sentana CEMFI

17 March 2011

Underidentification? (1pm - 2pm, Jevons LT, Drayton House)

Francesca Molinari Cornell University

22 March 2011

Partial identification using random set theory

Christopher Bollinger University of Kentucky

29 March 2011

Is earnings non-response ignorable? (Please note time: 13:00 - 14:00)

Serena Ng Columbia University

03 May 2011

Dynamic identification of DSGE models

Frank Kleibergen Brown University

10 May 2011

Identification in dynamic linear panel data models

Xun Tang University of Pennsylvania

17 May 2011

Semiparametric inference of dynamic binary choice process

Hiroaki Kaido Boston University

24 May 2011

Asymptotically efficient estimation of models defined by convex moment inequalities

Anna Simoni Bocconi

31 May 2011

Semiparametric estimation of random coefficients in structural economic models

Kyungchui (Kevin) Song University of Pennsylvania

07 June 2011

Simulated MLE for discrete choices using transformed simulated frequencies

Richard Smith University of Cambridge

21 June 2011

TBA

Stanislav Anatolyev New Economic School, Moscow

04 October 2011

Instrumental variables estimation and inference in the presence of many exogenous regressors

Jeremy Fox University of Michigan

11 October 2011

Unobserved heterogeneity in matching games

Francesca Molinari Cornell University

27 October 2011

Inference for best linear approximations to set identified functions (with Arun Chandrasekhar, Victor Chernozhukov, and Paul Schrimpf)
Note: 4pm - 5.30pm, Drayton House, UCL

Lutz Kilian University of Michigan

01 November 2011

Inference on impulse response functions in structural VAR models

Koen Jochmans Sciences Po., Paris

09 November 2011

Pairwise-comparison estimation with nonparametric controls

Sophocles Mavroeidis University of Oxford

15 November 2011

Identification using stability restrictions

Martin Weidner UCL

22 November 2011

Individual and time effects in nonlinear panel data models with large N, T (joint with Ivan Fernandez-Val)

Sergio Firpo Sao Paulo School of Economics

29 November 2011

Bounds on functionals of the distribution of treatment effects

Ingrid Van Keilegom UC Louvain

13 December 2011

Frontier estimation in nonparametric location-scale models (note venue: Drayton House 321)

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