Locations: WY = Wylie Hall BH = Ballantine Hall
| Date | Event | Time | Location | Speaker | Title |
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| 08/30 | Micro | 02:15PM 03:30PM | WY005 | Ahmad Lashkaripour, Indiana University | A Global Perspective on the Incidence of Monopoly Distortions |
| 09/03 | Econometrics | 04:45PM 06:00PM | WY005 | Marcelo Medeiros, University of Illinois - Urbana Champaign | Random Coefficient Models and Random Forests with applications to Heterogeneous Treatment Effects |
| 09/10 | Econometrics | 04:45PM 06:00PM | WY005 | Max Farrell, University of California, Santa Barbara | Deep Learning for Individual Heterogeneity: An Automatic Inference Framework |
| 09/12 | Macro | 04:45PM 06:00PM | WY005 | Juan Sánchez, Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis | From Population Growth to TFP Growth |
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| 9/13 | Joint Macro/Micro | 12:00PM 01:00PM | WY329 | Daniela Puzzello, Indiana University | Trust, CBDC and Financial Inclusion: Evidence from an Information Provision Experiment |
| 09/13 | Micro | 02:15PM 03:30PM | WY005 | Eungik Lee, Indiana University | Teaching Practice, Prosocial Giving, and Friendship Network |
| 09/17 | Econometrics | 04:45PM 06:00PM | WY005 | Sukjin Han, University of Bristol | Estimating Causal Effects of Discrete and Continuous Treatments with Binary Instruments |
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| 09/20 | Macro Brownbag | 12:00PM 01:15PM | WY329 | Qian Wu, Indiana University | A New Keynesian Preferred Habitat Model with Repo |
| 09/20 | Micro | 02:15PM 03:30PM | WY005 | Daniela Puzzello, Indiana University | Information and Design Features Driving CBDC Adoption Among the Unbanked and Underbanked |
| 09/25 | Trade | 04:45PM 06:00PM | WY329 | Ana Maria Santacreu, Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis | Cross-border Patenting, Globalization, and Development |
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| 10/01 | Econometrics | 04:45PM 06:00PM | WY005 | Jungbin Hwang, University of Connecticut | Fixed-Smoothing Asymptotic Theory and HAR Inference for Quantile Regression (Abstract) |
| 10/03 | Macro | 04:45PM 06:00PM | WY005 | Hikaru Saijo, University of California, Santa Cruz | Smooth Diagnostic Expectations |
| 10/08 | Econometrics | 04:45PM 06:00PM | WY005 | Ismael Mourifié, Washington University in St. Louis | Evaluating the Impact of Regulatory Policies on Social Welfare in Difference-in-Difference Settings |
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| 10/11 10/12 | Theory and Experiments in Monetary Economics Conference (TEME 2024) | spread over two days | IMU (East/West State Room) | Organized by Daniela Puzzello, Indiana University | Schedule |
| 10/15 | Econometrics | 04:45PM 06:00PM | WY005 | David Childers, Bowdoin College | Online Data Collection for Efficient Semiparametric Inference (Abstract) |
| 10/16 | Trade | 04:45PM 06:00PM | WY329 | Gustavo de Souza, Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago | More Trade, Less Diffusion: Technology Transfers and the Dynamic Effects of Import Liberalization |
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| 10/18 | Micro | 02:15PM 03:30PM | WY005 | Jack Berger, Indiana University | The Impact of Limited Consideration on Market Outcomes in the Hospital Industry |
| 10/23 | Trade | 04:45PM 06:00PM | WY329 | Loris Rubini, University of New Hampshire | Gravity with Strategic Behavior |
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| 10/25 | Macro Brownbag | 12:00PM 01:15PM | WY329 | Nayeon Kang, Indiana University | The Fed Explicitly Speaks: Numerical Inflation Targeting and Smooth Diagnostic Expectations |
| 10/25 | Micro | 02:15PM 03:30PM | WY005 | Third Year Students | Mini Presentations |
| 11/01 | Micro | 09:00AM 10:15AM | WY005 | Erik Madsen, New York University | Collective Upkeep |
| 11/01 | Macro Brownbag | 12:00PM 01:15PM | WY329 | Hee Soo Kim, Indiana University | Heterogeneity in the Economic Impact of Temperature Shocks Across US States |
| 11/07 | Macro | 04:45PM 06:00PM | WY005 | Serdar Ozkan, Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis | Scalable vs. Productive Technologies |
| 11/08 | Trade | 11:00AM 12:15PM | WY005 | Rodrigo Adão, University of Chicago Booth School of Business | Why is Trade Not Free? A Revealed Preference Approach |
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| 11/08 | Macro Brownbag | 12:00PM 01:15PM | WY329 | Ryan Byun, Indiana University | Aspect Analysis of High-Frequency Monetary Policy Shocks |
| 11/08 | Micro | 02:15PM 03:30PM | WY005 | Ala Avoyan, Indiana University | How do Groups Speak and How are they Understood? |
| 11/12 | Econometrics | 04:45PM 06:00PM | WY005 | Christian Matthes, Indiana University | A Non-Gaussian Business Cycle Anatomy |
| 11/13 | Trade | 04:45PM 06:00PM | WY329 | Marc Melitz, Harvard University | Industrial Policies for Multi-Stage Production: The Battle for Battery-Powered Vehicles |
| 11/14 | Applied Micro | 04:45PM 06:00PM | WY005 | Sarah Johnston, University of Wisconsin - Madison | An Empirical Analysis of the Interconnection Queue |
| 11/15 | Applied Micro | 11:15AM 12:30PM | WY005 | Yi Xin, California, Institute of Technology | Competing under Information Heterogeneity: Evidence from Auto Insurance |
| 11/15 | Micro | 02:15PM 03:30PM | WY005 | Bob Becker, Indiana University | Thompson Aggregators, Impatience, Optimality, and Fisher Equilibrium |
| 11/18 | Applied Micro | 04:45PM 06:00PM | WY005 | Chris Sullivan, University of Wisconsin-Madison | Learning Firm Conduct: Pass-Through as a Foundation for Instrument Relevance |
| 11/19 | Econometrics | 04:45PM 06:00PM | WY005 | Prosper Dovonon, Concordia University | A Uniformly Valid Test for Instrument Exogeneity |
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| 11/21 | Macro | 04:45PM 06:00PM | WY005 | Andrew Hanson, University of Tennessee, Knoxville | Unconventional Monetary Policy Spillovers and the (In)convenience of Treasuries |
| 11/22 | Micro | 02:15PM 03:30PM | WY005 | Kathleen Ngangoué, University of California, Los Angeles | CANCELLED |
| 12/05 | Macro | 04:45PM 06:00PM | WY005 | Valeria Patella, Sapienza University | Belief distortions and Disagreement about Inflation |
| 12/06 | Micro | 02:15PM 03:30PM | WY005 | Evan Friedman, Paris School of Economics | TBA |
| 12/10 | Econometrics | 04:45PM 06:00PM | WY005 | Yiru Wang, University of Pittsburgh | Phillips Curve with Regional Heterogeneity |
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