Economics Seminar Series

Economic Seminar Series 2012-13

Seminars take place on from 4:30 – 5:45 PM. Please note that days and locations vary. Although many occur on Tuesdays in the Economics/Poli Sci Conference Room (UNH 4110), a large number of seminars take place this year on other days and in other locations, including in ECC 1857, which is located in the northwest corner of the first floor of University Hall, and can be accessed via the entrance to the Crimson Lion.

For more information, contact Prof. James Konow at jkonow at lmu dot edu.

Date	Speaker(s)	Affiliation	Talk	Location
September 6	Iwan Barankay	Wharton University of Pennsylvania	Rank Incentives: Evidence from a Randomized Workplace Experiment	UNH 4110
September 20	Ron Harstad	University of Missouri	Behavioral Efficiency: Definition, Methodology, Demonstrations	McIntosh Center
September 27	Dan Haybron	Saint Louis University	Normative Foundations for Well-Being Policy	McIntosh Center
October 23	David Ong	Peking University HSBC Business School	Tiger Women: An All-Pay Auction Experiment on Gender Signaling of Desire to Win	ECC 1857
October 30	Christian Grose	USC	Shirking, Pivotality, and Representation: A Field Experiment of Legislator Voting	ECC 1857
November 6	Sovathana Sokhom	CGU/LMU	How Does Intangible Human Capital Impact Economic Growth in Less Developed Count	ECC 1857
December 4	Isabelle Brocas	USC	A Neuroeconomic Theory of Self Control	ECC 1857
February 12	Gabriel Lenz	University of California, Berkeley	TBA	UNH 4110
February 19	Bradley Ruffle	Ben-Gurion University of the Negev	First-Mover Advantage in Two Sided Competitions: An Experimental Comparison of Role Assigned Rules	UNH 4110
February 25th	Kishore Gawande	The Bush School, Texas A&M	Can Public Goods Reduce Conflict: MGNREGS and the Maoist Insurgency in India	UNH 4110
March 19	Ronald Rogowski	UCLA	Are Survey, Field, and Natural Experiments Really Experiments, and Should We Trust Their Results?	ECC 1857
April 16th	Frederico Echenique	California Institute of Technology	TBA	UNH 4110

Links to past seminar series: [2005-06] [2006-07] [2007-08] [2008-09] [2009-10] [2010-11] [2011-12]