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Cemmap training courses run over two or three consecutive days in a state-of-the-art microeconometrics laboratory at the Department of Economics, University College London. The courses are designed to be of particular benefit to economists and social scientists in the public and private sectors wanting to know how to use microeconometrics and microdata to inform policy making.
Matching and sorting: theory and applications (a cemmap / ANR conference)
   
Date:16 Apr 2010 09:00 - 17 Apr 2010 17:00
Venue: Sciences Po, Paris, Leroy-Beaulieu - 3rd Floor, 27 rue Saint Guillaume - 75007 Paris
Rates:Free of charge
Programme:Download programme
  

Who matches with whom? When are matching markets efficient? Who benefits from different market designs? How do matching market structures affect sorting based on both observables and unobservables? How important are frictions in different market settings? What are the implications for empirical research and for policy?

Both theoretical and empirical matching models seek to provide answers to these questions in applications ranging from the matching of buyers with sellers or firms with workers to the matching of husbands with wives.

This conference aims to bring together researchers on multiple aspects of these questions to present recent findings, share ideas, and spark discussion.

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booking & venue details

Courses will be held at University College London Economics Department (see map).

To book places, please use the online form. For more information about the content of the courses, you can contact the course organiser, Bonnie Brimstone.

Click here for booking terms and conditions.

HE places

A limited number of places on each course
will be available for delegates from Higher Education institutions (UK and abroad). These places are subsidised and are allocated on a first come first served basis (the rates are as advertised in each course description). To apply, simply complete the booking form and tick the HE fees box.

Assistance with travel and accommodation

We also have some funds to help meet economy travel costs and accommodation for students from UK HE institutions. To claim travel expenses, please complete an expenses claim form and send it to us with copies of all tickets and receipts once you have attended an event (you do not have to apply). The maximum claim is £175.

For a list of local hotels, click here.

 
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