Séminaires SIUTE 2012

Laboratoire
Economie Quantitative –Intégration –
Politiques Publiques – Econométrie EA 4018
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Séminaires SIUTE 2012
03 janvier: Etienne Farvaque (Université du Havre) - "The Grand Experiment of
Communism: Discovering the Trade-off between Equality and Efficiency"
10 janvier: Gilles Spielvogel (Université Paris 1) - "Regional vs. long-distance moves
in international migration: The case of South American emigrants"
17 janvier: Stéphane Vigeant (Equippe) - "Measuring Returns to Scale in DEA Models
when the Firm is Regulated"
24 janvier: Amandine Ghintran (Université Lille 3) - "Assignment of Heterogeneous
Agents in Trees under the Permission Value"
31 janvier: Pierre Fleckinger (Université de Paris 1) - "Incentives for Quality in
Friendly and Hostile Informational Environments"
07 février: Julio Carrillo (Ghent University) - "On the Recovery Path during a
Liquidity Trap: Do Financial Frictions Matter for Fiscal Multipliers?"
14 février: Cristina Badarau (Université Montesquieu-Bordeaux IV) - "Monetary
Policy and Credit Cycles: a DGSE Analysis"
06 mars: Nicolas Coeurdacier (Science Po Paris) - "Credit Constraints and Growth in
a Global Economy"
13 mars: Loriane Py (Banque de France) - "The Impact of Urban Enterprise Zones on
Establishment Location Decisions - Evidence from French ZFUs"
20 mars: Fabian Gouret (Université de Barcelone) - "What can we learn from the
fifties"
27 mars: Thibaud Vergé (Autorité de la Concurrence de Paris) - "The Effects of
Retail Regulations on Prices: Evidence from the Loi Galland"
03 avril : Christophe M. Boucher (Université de Paris 1) - "Risk Model-at-Risk"
10 avril : Agnès Tomini (Université de Montpellier 1) - "Multiplicity of Equilibria and
Anti-Coordination : Groundwater Exploitation versus Rainwater Collection"
15 mai: Nicolas Dromel (Université Paris 1) - "Heterogeneity and the Macroeconomic
Effects of Productivity Changes"
22 mai: Dudley Cooke (Université d'Exeter) - "Optimal Monetary Policy in a Two
Country Model with Firm-Level Heterogeneity"
29 mai: Sylvie Lambert (Paris School of Economics) - "Polygamy and the
Intergenerational Transmission of Education in Senegal"
05 juin: François Fontaine (Université de Nancy 2) - "Tenure, Experience, Human
Capital and Wages: A Tractable Equilibrium Search Model of Wage Dynamics"
12 juin: Lucie Ménager (Université Lille 1) - "Communication in procurement:
silence is not golden"
19 juin: Nadiya Ukrayinchuk (Université Lille 2) - "Les conditions de travail et la
santé des immigrés: seraient-ils plus résistants à la pénibilité au travail que les
natifs"
26 juin: Bram Driesen (Université de Heidelberg) - "Lexicographic solutions for the
bargaining problem"
18 septembre: Frédéric Koessler (Paris School of Economics) - "Certifiable Pre-Play
Communication: Full Disclosure"
25 septembre: Nicolas Dromel (Paris School of Economics) - "Heterogeneity and the
Macroeconomic Effects of Productivity Changes"
02 octobre: Hillel Rappoport (Université Lille 2) - "Birthplace Diversity and
Economic Development"
09 octobre: Hippolyte d'Albis (Paris School of Economics) - "Mortality transition and
differential incentives for early retirement"
16 octobre: Stefano Bosi (Université d'Evry) - "Dynamic fiscal competition"
23 octobre: Pierre Dehez (Université de Louvain) - "How to share joint liability: A
cooperative game approach"
13 novembre : David de la Croix (Université Catholique de Louvain) - "The Mean
Lifetime of Famous People from Hammurabi to Einstein"
20 novembre : Marianne Verdier (Equippe) - "Fraud, Investments and Liability
Regimes in Payment Platforms"
27 novembre : Vincent Rebeyrol (Toulouse School of Economics) - "Nondiscriminatory measures, within-sector lobbying and endogenous trade policy"
04 décembre: Thomas Seegmüller (Université d'Aix-Marseille) - "Rational bubbles
and macroeconomic fluctuations: the (de-)stabilizing role of monetary policy"
11 décembre: David Ettinger (Université Paris IX) - "Hiding information in open
auctions with jump bids"
18 décembre: Jean-Baptiste Fredo (Université Lille 3) - "Are monetary policy
regime switches endogenous? Insights from an estimated Markov-Switching DSGE
model"