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Sep 12
ECON 709: Bryan Hardy
Sep 11
SEMINAR: INDUSTRIAL ORGANIZATION/THEORY joint w/ECONOMETRICS; Gaston Illanes, Northwestern University
Sep 6
SEMINAR: MACROECONOMICS/INT'L FINANCE; Elias Papaioannou, London Business School
Sep 5
SEMINAR; INDUSTRIAL ORGANIZATION/THEORY / EXPERIMENTAL ECONOMICS; Chloe Tergiman, Pennsylvania State University
Sep 5
ECON 709: Boragan Aruoba
Aug 31
SEMINAR: LABOR/PUBLIC FINANCE/DEVELOPMENT: Jeremy Magruder, University of California Berkeley
Aug 30
SEMINAR: MACROECONOMICS/INT'L FINANCE; Heejeong Kim, Concordia University
Aug 29
ECON 709: OPEN
May 11
SEMINAR; LABOR/PUBLIC FINANCE/DEVELOPMENT, Randall Walsh, University of Pittsburg
May 10
SEMINAR: TRADE / INSTITUTIONS / POLITICS joint with MACROECONOMICS / INT'L FINANCE; Andres Rodriguez-Clare, University of California Berkeley
May 9
SEMINAR: IO/THEORY, Mark Dean, Columbia University
May 9
ECON 709: Can Sever, Jiankun Chen
May 8
SEMINAR: ECONOMETRICS; Marc Henry, Pennsylvania State University
May 8
ECON 708 - Applied Micro joint with /IO/Theory- Cristian Sanchez
May 8
ECON 709: Lerong Li and Wei (Tony) Li
May 4
SEMINAR: LABOR/PUBLIC FINANCE/DEVELOPMENT; Erica Field - CANCELLED
May 3
SEMINAR: MACROECONOMICS / INT'L FINANCE; Eric Sims, University of Notre Dame
May 2
SEMINAR: MACROECONOMICS/INT'L FINANCE; Ufuk Akcigit, University of Chicago
May 2
ECON 709: Yi Zhao, Karam Jo
May 1
ECON 708 - Applied Micro - Lucas Goodman
May 1
ECON 708 - IO/Theory - Shen Hui
Apr 27
SEMINAR: LABOR/PUBLIC FINANCE/DEVELOPMENT; Danny Yagan, University of California Berkeley
Apr 26
SEMINAR: MACROECONOMICS / INT'L FINANCE; Brent Neiman, University of Chicago Booth
Apr 25
SEMINAR: IO/THEORY; Ryan Oprea, University of California Santa Barbara
Apr 25
ECON 709: Yang Liu
Apr 24
SEMINAR: TRADE/INSTITUTIONS/POLITICS; Costas Akrolakis, Yale University
Apr 24
ECON 708 - Applied Micro - Mateo Uribe-Castro
Apr 24
ECON 708 - IO/Theory - Yue Chao
Apr 21
SEMINAR: MACROECONOMICS/ INTERNATIONAL FINANCE; Raghuram Rajan, University of Chicago Booth
Apr 20
SEMINAR: LABOR/PUBLIC FINANCE/DEVELOPMENT; Sandra Black, University of Texas