Spring
Term 2005
Tuesday 11 January 2005 – h 15.00
Hseuh-Ling Huynh
(Boston University)
Evolution and
Recursive Structure of Subgame Perfect Equilibrium
Tuesday 18 January 2005 – h 15.00
Elena Del
Mercato
(University
Salerno)
Existence of Competitive Equilibria with
Externalities: a Differential Viewpoint
Tuesday 25 January 2005 – h 15.00
Julian Messina
(European
Central Bank),
Ramon Gomez Salvador (European
Central Bank)
and Giovanna Vallanti (London School of Economics)
Job Flow Dynamics and
Firing Restrictions: evidence from Europe
Tuesday 1 February 2005 – h 15.00
Charles Grant
(Reading University)
Income and Wealth
Effects of Italian Households
Tuesday 8 February 2005 – h 15.00
Massimiliano Bratti (University
of Warwick) and
Emilia Del Bono (University
of Oxford)
and
Daniela Vuri
(University
of Firenze)
New
Mothers' Labor Force Participation in Italy: the Role of Job Characteristics
Tuesday 15 February 2005 – h 15.00
Gabriel J. Felbermayr and
Omar Licandro
(Eureopean
University Institute)
The
Under-Estimated Virtues of the Two-Sector AK Model
Tuesday 22 February 2005 – h 15.00
Monica Paiella (Bank
of Italy)
The
Foregone Gains of Incomplete Portfolios
Tuesday 1 March 2005 – h 15.00
Tito Boeri (Bocconi University),
J. Ignacio Conde-Ruiz (FEDEA)
and Vincenzo
Galasso
(Bocconi University)
Cross-skill Redistribution and the Tradeoff between Unemployment
Benefits and Employment Protection
Tuesday 8 March 2005 – h 15.00
Peter Simmons
(University
of York)
Tuesday 15 March 2005 – h 15.00
Giorgio
Bellettini
(University
of Bologna)
When the union hurts
the workers: a positive analysis of immigration policy
Tuesday 22 March 2005 – h 15.00
- University of Naples "Federico II" - Faculty of Economics
Pryio Banerjee (Ohio State University and Rutgers University)
Auctions with Ceilings
Tuesday 5 April 2005 – h 15.00
Chiara Fumagalli
(Università Bocconi) Massimo Motta (Eureopean
University Institute) and Lars Persson (The Research Institute of
Industrial Economics)
Exclusive Dealing, Entry, and
Mergers
Tuesday 12 April 2005 – h 15.00
Erich Battistin (University of Padua
and IFS,
London)
Errors in Survey Reports of
Consumption Expenditures and their Implications for the Study of
Consumers' Behaviour
Tuesday 19 April 2005 – h 15.00
Josef Fersterer
(University of Linz),
Steve Pischke (LSE, London)
and Rudolf Winter-Ebmer (University of Linz)
The Returns to
Apprenticeship Training in Austria: Evidence from Failed Firms
Tuesday 26 April 2005 – h 15.00
Luigi Benfratello, Fabio Schiantarelli e Alessandro Sembenelli (University of Turin)
Tuesday 3 May 2005 – h 15.00
Jean-Marc Bonnisseau (Panthéon Sorbonne – Université
Paris 1 – CERMSEM)
Marginal pricing equilibria with non convex
normal cones
Tuesday 10 May 2005 – h 15.00
Maria
Concetta Chiuri
(University of Bari and CSEF), Nicola Coniglio, Giovanni Ferri and Laura
Serlenga (University of Bari)
Intention to return and propensity
to remit: a study on illegal migrants in Italy
Tuesday 17 May 2005 – h 15.00
Dino
Gerardi
(Yale University)
The Folk Theorem in Dynastic Repeated Games
Tuesday 31 May 2005 – h 15.00
Alessandro Sbuelz
(CenTER, Tilburg University)
Momentum and mean reversion in strategic asset
allocation
Tuesday 7 June 2005 – h 15.00
Marco Li
Calzi
(University of Venice)
Simple Market Protocols for Risk Sharing
Tuesday 14 June 2005 – h 15.00
Klaus Adam (European
Central Bank)
Monetary and Fiscal
Interactions without Commitment: How Desirable is a Conservative Central Bank?
Tuesday 21 June 2005 – h 15.00
Frank Vella
(Eureopean
University Institute)
Estimating a Class of the Triangular Simultaneous Equations Model without
Exclusion Restrictions
