Events
| Time | Place | |
|---|---|---|
SEMINAR 10 February 2012: David R. Agrawal, University of MIchiganThe Tax Gradient: Do Local Sales Taxes Reduce Tax Differentials at State Borders? |
10.02 13.00 -14.00 |
Department of Economics, Porcelænshaven 16A
2.80 |
SEMINAR 8 February 2012: Herdis Steingrimsdottir, Columbia UniversityWhy did Men leave Teaching in the 1970s - and Where Did They Go? |
08.02 13.00 -14.00 |
Department of Economics
Porcelænshaven16A 2.80 |
SEMINAR 7 February 2012: Veronica Frisancho Robles, Pennsylvania State UniversityLearning Gains among Repeat Takers of the Turkish College Entrance Exam: Disentangling Selection and Learning Effects |
07.02 13.00 -14.00 |
Department of Economics
Porcelænshaven 16A 2.80 |
SEMINAR 6 February 2012: Mario Samano, University of ArizonaIntermittency and the Value of Renewable Energy |
06.02 13.00 -14.00 |
Department of Economics
Porcelænshaven 16A 2.80 |
SEMINAR 2 February 2012: Chun-Wing Tse, Boston UniversityDo Natural Disasters Lead to More Migration? Evidence from Indonesia. |
02.02 13.00 -14.00 |
Department of Economics
Porcelænshaven 16A 2.80 |
SEMINAR 31 January 2012: Jimmy Martinez-Correa, Georgia State UniversityInsurance Decisions under Ambiguity |
31.01 13.00 -14.15 |
Department of Economics
Porcelænshaven 16A 2.80 |
SEMINAR 30 January 2012: Luba Petersen, University of California, Santa CruzNonneutrality of Money, Preferences and Expectations in Laboratory New Keynesian Economies |
30.01 13.00 -14.00 |
Department of Economics
Porcelænshaven 16A 2.80 |
SEMINAR 27 January 2012: Jisun Baek, Columbia UniversityDid Consumers Benefit From High Speed Trains in Korea? |
27.01 13.00 -14.00 |
Department of Economics, Porcelænshaven 16A
2.80 |
SEMINAR 26 January 2012: Manasa Patnam, Cambridge UniversityCorporate Networks and Peer Effects in Firm Policies |
26.01 13.00 -14.00 |
Department of Economics, Porcelænshaven 16A
2.80 |
SEMINAR 23 January 2012: Mallory Leung, University of Minnesota, Washington University in St LouisA Structural Model of Sex Selective Abortion: The Effect of One-child Policy on Sex Ratio Imbalance in China. |
23.01 13.00 - 24.01 10.00 |
Department of Economics
Porcelænshaven 16 A 2.80 |
ECON News
GRANT from CARLSBERGFONDET
Assistant Professor Paul Duo Deng has just been awarded DKK 1.060 million from the Carlsbergfondet for a research project on the Middle Income Trap.
Post doc grant for Corporate Environmental Policies
The Danish Social Sciences Research Council (FSE)
The International Business' Best Teacher Award 2010/11 to Battista Severgnini
The International Business' Teacher Award 2010/11
