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 The Micro CRC TR 224 Seminar is a weekly gathering where invited scholars present their recent work in the field of microeconomics. The seminar showcases both theoretical and empirical work on a wide range of topics, including industrial organization, international trade, financial economics,  information economics, and mechanism design.

The seminar takes place on Tuesdays in Room PO44, L7 3-5, from 1:45 PM to 3:00 PM.
 

Schedule of Seminar Presentations

Current/Upcoming Semester

FSS 2024

DateTimeLocationSpeakerTitleMaterial
28.05.202413:45 – 15:00L 7, 3–5, room P044

Milena Almagro

Chicago Booth School of Business

TBA 
Tuesday, 21.05.202413:45 – 15:00L 7, 3–5, room P044

Larbi Alaoui

Universtity Pompeu Fabra

TBA 
Tuesday, 14.05.202413:45 – 15:00L 7, 3–5, room P044

Todd Keister

Rutgers University

TBA 
Tuesday, 07.05.202413:45 – 15:00L 7, 3–5, room P044

Glenn Ellison

Massachusetts Institute of Technology

Effects of Home Rental Sites on Residential Real Estate: Evidence from New HampshirePDF Download
Tuesday, 30.04.202413:45 – 15:00L 7, 3–5, room P044

Catherine Bobtcheff

Paris School of Economics

Organizing insurance supply for new and undiversifiable risks co-authored with David Alary (Toulouse School of Economics) and Carole Haritchabalet (Université de Pau)PDF Download
Tuesday, 23.04.202413:45 – 15:00L 7, 3–5, room P044

Yossi Spiegel

Tel Aviv University

Horizontal Partial Cross Ownership and Innovation (joint with Sandro Shelegia)

PDF Download
Tuesday, 16.04.202413:45 – 15:00L 7, 3–5, room P044

Zvika Neeman

Tel Aviv University

Deterrence of Unwanted Behavior: A Theoretical and Experimental Investigation

(joint with Penélope Hernandéz, Ro’i Zultan)

PDF Download
Tuesday, 19.03.202413:45 – 15:00L 7, 3–5, room P044

Michele Fioretti

Sciences Po

Diversified Production and Market Power: Theory and Evidence from Renewables

PDF Download
Tuesday, 12.03.202413:45 – 15:00L 7, 3–5, room P044

Sara Shahanaghi

Toulouse School of Economics

Investment Timing and ReputationPDF Download
Tuesday, 05.03.202413:45 – 15:00L 7, 3–5, room P044

Matthijs Wildenbeest

University of Arizona

An Empirical Model of Consideration through SearchPDF Download
Tuesday, 27.02.202413:45 – 15:00L 7, 3–5, room P044

Johan Orrenius

Stockholm School of Economics

What is the value of attention? Supply and demand estimation of attention in a mobile phone settingPDF Download
Tuesday, 20.02.202413:45 – 15:00L 7, 3–5, room P044

Yue Yuan

UCL, School of Management

Security Design Under Common-Value CompetitionPDF Download
Tuesday,
13.02.2024
13:45 – 15:00L 7, 3–5, room P044

Avil Lichtig

University of Bonn

Optimal Testing in Disclosure Games

PDF Download
Tuesday, 05.12.202313:45 – 15:00L 7, 3–5, room P044

Ariell Reshef

Paris School of Economics

Production Function Estimation with Multi-Destination FirmsPDF Download
Tuesday,
28.11.2023
13:45 – 15:00L 7, 3–5, room P044

Roxana Fernandez

CREST

The ALUR law and the opening of Drives in the French grocery retail sector (joint with Bonnet, C., Bouamra, Z., and Chambolle, C.) 

Previous Semester

  • HWS 2023

    DateTimeLocationSpeakerTitle
    05.12.202313:45–15:00L7, 3–5,
    room S031
    Ariell Reshef
    Paris School of Economics
    Production Function Estimation with Multi-Destination Firms   
    28.11.202313:45–15:00L7, 3–5,
    room S031
    Roxana Fernandez         
    CREST
    The ALUR law and the opening of Drives in the French grocery retail sector
    21.11.202313:45–15:00L7, 3–5,
    room S031
    In-Uck Park        
    University of Bristol
    Information Sale and Trade (joint with Robert Evans)
    14.11.202313:45–15:00L7, 3–5,
    room S031

    Anders Munk.Nielsen   
    University of Kopenhagen

    Markups on Drop-downs: Prominence in Pharmaceutical Markets
    07.11.202313:45–15:00L7, 3–5,
    room S031

    Tommaso Alba 
    KU Leuven

    Unsealing Settlements: Empirical investigation of Patent litigation and Bargaining
    31.10.202313:45–15:00L7, 3–5,
    room S031

    Juan Ortner       
    Boston University

    The Value of Privacy in Cartels: An Analysis of the Inner Workings of a Bidding Ring
    24.10.202313:45–15:00L7, 3–5,
    room S031
    Flavio Toxvaerd
    University of Cambridge
    Manufacturer Certification in Second-Hand Markets
    17.10.202313:45–15:00L7, 3–5,
    room S031

    Sarah Auster    
    University of Bonn

    Persuasion with Limited Data: A Case-Based Approach
    10.10.202313:45–15:00L7, 3–5,
    room S031

    Arjada Bardhi   
    NYU

    Early-Career Discrimination: Spiraling or Self-Correcting?
    26.09.202313:45–15:00L7, 3–5,
    room S031
    Ferdinand Rauch

    University of Heidelberg

    Identifying Agglomeration Shadows: Long-run Evidence from Ancient Ports
    19.09.202313:45–15:00L7, 3–5,
    room S031
    Elena Prager     
    University of Rochester
    Labor Market Collusion through Common Leadership
    12.09.202313:45–15:00L7, 3–5,
    room S031

    Rosa Ferrer    
    Universitat Pompeu Fabra

    Viewers Heterogeneous Distaste for Advertisements: Evidence from a Two-Sided Market
    05.09.202313:45–15:00L7, 3–5,
    room S031

    David Ronayne
    ESMT Berlin

    Asymmetric Models of Sales (joint work with David P Myatt, LBS)