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Winter Term 2001
Monday 29 October 2001 – h 15.00
Oliver Blanchard (MIT) and Francesco GIAVAZZI (IGIER,
Università Bocconi)
Macroeconomic
Effects
of
Regulation
and
Deregulation
of
Goods
and
Labor
Markets
Tuesday 30 October 2001 – h 13.00
Klaus ADAM (Università di Salerno)
Optimal
Monetary
Policy Inertia with Information
Processing
Contrasints
Tuesday 6 November 2001 – h 13.00
Marco PAGANO (Università di Salerno)
Managers, Workers, and Corporate Control
Wednesday 7 November 2001 – h 15.00
Alessandra Pelloni (Università di Sassari and University of
Manchester) and Robert WALDMANN (Università di Roma “Tor
Vergata”)
Welfare in a Model of Endogenous Technical Change
Tuesday 13 November 2001 - h 13.00
Giovanni IMMORDINO (Università di Salerno)
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Wednesday 14 November 2001 – h 15.00
Matthew Jackson (Caltech) and Antonio NICOLO’ (Università
di Padova)
The Strategy-Proof
Provision of Public Goods under Congestion
Monday 19 November 2001 - h 12.00
Harald UHLIG (Humboldt Universität zu Berlin)
Did the Fed Surprise
the Markets in 2001? A case study for VARs with sign restrictions
Tuesday 27 November 2001 – h 13.00
Francesca Bettìo (Università di Siena) and Fernanda
MAZZOTTA (Università di Salerno)
Il Salario di Riserva è
davvero più alto al Sud? Nuovi Riscontri sul Panel Europeo
Tuesday 4 December 2001 – h 13.00
Klaus Adam and Mario PADULA (Università di Salerno)
Subjective
Expectations and the Input/Output Trade-Off
Tuesday 11 December 2001 – h 15.00
Carlo ALTAVILLA (Università di Salerno and Université
Catholique de Louvain)
The
Euro Exchange Rate and the Monetary
Policy Transmission in the Euro Area
Wednesday
12 December 2001 – h 15.00
Giacinta CESTONE (Universitat Autonoma
Barcelona)
Venture Capital Meets
Contract Theory: Risky Claims or Formal Control?
Wednesday
19 December 2001 – h 15.00
Giovanni CESPA (Universitat Pompeu
Fabra)
Towards the Stakeholder Society? The Role of Socially
Responsible Investment, Shareholder Advocacy, and Ethic Indexes
Spring Term 2001
Tuesday 16 January 2001
- h 13.00
Stefan AMBEC (CSEF Università di Salerno) and Yves
Sprumont (University of Montreal)
Sharing a
river
Wednesday 17 January
2001 – h 13.00
Andrea VINDIGNI (European University Institute)
Uncertainty
and the Politics of Employment Protection
Tuesday 23 January 2001
– h 13.00
Daniela FABBRI (Universitat Pompeu Fabra and Università
di Napoli Federico II) and Mario Padula (Università di
Salerno)
Judicial
System and Household Debt
Wednesday 24 January
2001 – h 15.00
Laurent Calvet (Harvard University), Martin
Gonzales-Eiras (Universidad de San Andres) and Paolo
SODINI (MIT)
Financial Innovation, Market Participation
and Asset Prices
Tuesday 6 February 2001
– h 13.00
Julian MESSINA (European University Institute)
The
Role of Product Market Regulations in the Process of
Structural Change
Tuesday 6 February 2001
– h 14.00
B. Douglas Bernheim (Stanford University ), Lorenzo FORNI
(Banca d’Italia), Jagadeesh Gokhale (Federal Reserve
Bank of Cleveland) and Laurence J. Kotlikoff (Boston
University)
The Mismatch Between Life Insurance Holdings
and Financial Vulnerabilities: Evidence from the Health
and Retirement Survey
Wednesday 7 February
2001 – h 14.00
Alberto BENNARDO (UCLA)
Competition
with Moral Hazard: Some Applications
Wednesday 7 February
2001 – h 15.00
Eva CARCELES POVEDA (Universitat Pompeu Fabra)
Asset
Prices and Business Cycles Under Market Incompleteness
Wednesday 14 February
2001 – h 14.00
Andrea CAGGESE (LSE)
Financing
Constraints, Irreversibility, and Firm Dynamics: Theory
and Empirical Evidence
Tuesday 27 February
2001 – h 13.00
Elena DEL REY (CSEF, Università di Salerno)
Optimal Redistribution when the Educational Background Matters
Wednesday 28 February
2001 – h 14.00
G. Bloise and Pietro REICHLIN (Università di Roma
"La Sapienza")
Risk
and Intermediation in a Dual Financial Market Model
Wednesday 14 March 2001
– h 15.00
Salvatore MODICA (Università di Palermo)
Buy-or-sell
Equilibria in a Trading Game
Wednesday 28 March 2001
– h 15.00
Giacomo CALZOLARI (Università di Bologna) and Alessandro Pavan (University
of Toulouse and MIT)
Optimal
Design of Privacy Policies
Monday 2 April-Thursday 5 April 2001
Jörg BLASIUS (University of Oxford)
Lessons of Correspondence
Analysis - CA (Programme)
Tuesday 3 April 2001
– h 13.00
Emilia DEL BONO (University of Oxford)
Total Fertility Rates and Female Participation in
Great Britain and Italy: Estimation of a Reduced Form Model Using
Regional Panel Data
Wednesday 4 April 2001
– h 15.00
Giancarlo CORSETTI (Yale University and Università di
Bologna)
International
Dimensions of Optimal Monetary Policy
Tuesday 10 April 2001
– h 13.00
Emanuela SCIUBBA (University of Cambridge)
Relative Performance and Herding in Financial
Markets
Wednesday 11 April 2001 - h 13.00
Klaus ADAM (Fondazione Carisal and CSEF, Università di Salerno)
Adaptive Learning and the Cyclical Behaviour of Output and Inflation
Tuesday 24 April 2001
– h. 13.00
Cristophe
DEISSENBERG (Université de la Méditerannée, Aix Marseilles II) and
Francisco Alvarez Gonzales (Universidad Complutense, Madrid)
Cheating
for the Common Benefit in a Macroeconomic Policy Game
Wednesday 2 May 2001
– h. 15.00
Makoto TAKASHIMA (University of Nagasaki)
Japanese
Network Economy
Tuesday 8 May 2001 - h.
15.00
Andres Almazan (University of Texas) and Javier SUAREZ
(CEMFI, Madrid)
Entrenchment and Severance Pay in Optimal
Governance Structures
Wednesday 9 May 2001 -
h. 13.00
Mario EBOLI (II Università di Napoli)
Entrepreneurship, Knowledge
and Innovation
Tuesday 15 May 2001, h 15.00
Pierpaolo BENIGNO (New York University)
Optimal Monetary Policy in a Currency Area
Tuesday 15 May 2001, h. 16.30
Francesco SQUINTANI (University of Rochester):
Optimal Contracts under Generalized Verifiability Correspondences
Tuesday 22 May 2001, h 15.00
Davide LOMBARDO (Stanford University)
Is there a Cost to Poor Institutions?
Tuesday 22 May 2001, h. 16.30
Claudia OLIVETTI (University of Pennsylvania)
Changes in
Women's Hour of Market Work: the Effect of Changing Returns to Experience
Tuesday
29
May,
h. 13.00
Luigi
VENTURA (Università di Roma La Sapienza)
Consumption
insurance and entrepreneurial risk: evidence from Italian micro-data
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