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| 09:30 to 11:00 | Registration and Coffee | |
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| 11:00 to 12:15 | Past President’s Address (Lord Nicholas Stern) | |
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| 12:15 to 13:30 | Lunchtime Plenary - Big Tech: Regulation or Competition Law | |
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| 12:15 to 13:30 | Lunch | |
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| 13:30 to 15:00 | see below | General Sessions 1 |
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| 15:00 to 15:30 | Refreshment Break | |
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| 15:30 to 16:45 | Economic Journal Lecture (Professor Ulrike Malmendier) | |
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| 16:45 to 17:00 | Movement Break | |
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| 17:00 to 18:30 | see below | Special Sessions 1 |
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| 19:00 to 20:30 | Drinks Reception | |
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| April 7, 2020 | ||
| Time | Location | Event |
| 09:00 to 10:30 | see below | General Sessions 2 |
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| 10:30 to 11:00 | Coffee Break | |
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| 11:00 to 12:15 | Sargan Lecture (Serena Ng) | |
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| 12:15 to 13:30 | RES AGM | |
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| 12:15 to 13:30 | Lunch | |
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| 13:30 to 15:00 | see below | General Sessions 3 |
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| 15:00 to 15:30 | Refreshment Break | |
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| 15:30 to 16:45 | Plenary Session: Inequality: Firms, Labour Markets and Redistribution | |
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| 16:45 to 17:00 | Movement Break | |
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| 17:00 to 18:30 | see below | Special Sessions 2 |
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| 19:00 to 22:00 | Gala Dinner | |
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| April 8, 2020 | ||
| Time | Location | Event |
| 09:00 to 10:30 | see below | General Sessions 4 |
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| 10:30 to 11:00 | Coffee Break | |
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| 11:00 to 12:15 | Hahn Lecture (Professor Kevin O'Rourke) | |
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| 12:15 to 13:30 | Women’s Committee Special Session: Discover Economics – a campaign | |
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| 12:15 to 13:30 | Lunch | |
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| 13:30 to 15:00 | see below | General Sessions 5 |
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| 15:00 to 15:30 | Refreshment Break | |
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| 15:30 to 17:00 | see below | Special Sessions 3 |
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| Past President’s Address (Lord Nicholas Stern) Location: April 6, 2020 11:00 to 12:15 | |
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| Past President’s Address by Lord Nicholas Stern |
| Lunchtime Plenary - Big Tech: Regulation or Competition Law
Location: April 6, 2020 12:15 to 13:30 | |
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| Big Tech: Regulation or Competition Law |
| Economic Journal Lecture (Professor Ulrike Malmendier) Location: April 6, 2020 15:30 to 16:45 | |
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| Economic Journal Lecture by Professor Ulrike Malmendier |
| Sargan Lecture (Serena Ng) Location: April 7, 2020 11:00 to 12:15 | |
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| Refreshment Break Location: April 7, 2020 15:00 to 15:30 |
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| Plenary Session: Inequality: Firms, Labour Markets and Redistribution Location: April 7, 2020 15:30 to 16:45 | |
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| Inequality: Firms, Labour Markets and Redistribution |
| Hahn Lecture (Professor Kevin O'Rourke) Location: April 8, 2020 11:00 to 12:15 | |
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| Hahn Lecture by Professor Kevin O'Rourke |
| Women’s Committee Special Session: Discover Economics – a campaign Location: April 8, 2020 12:15 to 13:30 | |
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| Women’s Committee Special Session: Discover Economics – a campaign |
| Special Sessions 3 Locations: listed below April 8, 2020 15:30 to 17:00 | |
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| Motivated Reasoning | |
| Economic Analysis of Energy and Climate Policy | |
| Mainstreaming heterodoxy? Is the distinction between 'mainstream' and 'heterodox... | |
| Human Capital and Public Policy |
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Detailed List of Sessions |
| Session 1: Past President’s Address by Lord Nicholas Stern April 6, 2020 11:00 to 12:15 |
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| Session Chair: Mirko Draca, University of Warwick |
| Session 2: Big Tech: Regulation or Competition Law April 6, 2020 12:15 to 13:30 |
| Many digital multi-sided platform markets - such as search, app stores, social networks - have become highly concentrated. We also observe the development of digital ecosystems, whereby individual firms have strong positions across a range of linked markets. Competition policy is designed to limit market power and its exploitation, but is it enough? If there is a need for some form of regulation, what form might it take? This Plenary will consider these highly topical questions, from academic, policy and business perspectives. |
| Session Chair: Amelia Fletcher, University of East Anglia |
| Discussants: 1 Jacques Cremer, Toulouse School of Economics 2 Rikke Riber Rasmussen, Google 3 Mike Walker, Competition and Markets Authority |
| Session 3: Corporate Finance 1 April 6, 2020 13:30 to 15:00 |
| Session Chair: Haiyan Zhang, Renmin University of China |
| 1. Financial Constraints and Entrepreneurship: Evidence from Unemployment Insurance |
| By Miguel Ferreira; Nova School of Business and Economics Marta Lopes; EUI, IZA Francisco Queiro; Nova School of Business and Economics Hugo Reis; Banco de Portugal |
| presented by: Marta Lopes, EUI, IZA |
| 2. STO vs ICO: A Theory of Token Issues Under Moral Hazard and Demand Uncertainty |
| By Anton Miglo; Birmingham City University |
| presented by: Anton Miglo, Birmingham City University |
| 3. The Impact of Market Power and Financial Flexibility on Corporate Investment Decisions |
| By Philip Fliers; Queen's University Belfast |
| presented by: Philip Fliers, Queen's University Belfast |
| 4. Cash Flow, Expenditures and Ownership: Evidence from a Quasi-experimental Change in Export Tax Rebate in China |
| By Fangwen Lu; Renmin University of China Haiyan Zhang; Renmin University of China Dehua Wang; Chinese Academy of Social Sciences |
| presented by: Haiyan Zhang, Renmin University of China |
| Session 4: Crime April 6, 2020 13:30 to 15:00 |
| Session Chair: Nicholas Lovett, University of Wisconsin - Whitewater |
| 1. Does Partisan Politics Affect Crime Incidence? Evidence from US States |
| By Khaled Bastaki; University of Warwick Subhasish Dey; University of Warwick |
| presented by: Khaled Bastaki, University of Warwick |
| 2. Love thy Neighbour? Brexit and Hate Crime |
| By Joel Carr; University of Antwerp Joanna Clifton-Sprigg; The University of Bath Jonathan James; University of Bath Suncica Vujic; University of Antwerp |
| presented by: Joel Carr, University of Antwerp |
| 3. Scaring or scarring? Labour market effects of criminal victimisation |
| By Anna Bindler; University of Gothenburg Nadine Ketel; VU University Amsterdam |
| presented by: Anna Bindler, University of Gothenburg |
| 4. Rare Homicides and the Returns to Police Labor |
| By Nicholas Lovett; University of Wisconsin - Whitewater Yuhan Xue; University of Wisconsin - Whitewater |
| presented by: Nicholas Lovett, University of Wisconsin - Whitewater |
| Session 5: Development Economics: Current Trends April 6, 2020 13:30 to 15:00 |
| Session Chair: Megumi Kubota, The World Bank |
| 1. Which Night Lights Data Should We Use in Economics, and Where? |
| By John Gibson; Univ of Waikato Susan Olivia; University of Waikato Geua Boe-Gibson; University of Waikato |
| presented by: John Gibson, Univ of Waikato |
| 2. Subsistence farming and factor misallocation: Evidence from Ugandan agriculture |
| By Bruno Morando; Trinity College Dublin |
| presented by: Bruno Morando, Trinity College Dublin |
| 3. Can white elephants kill? Unintended consequences of infrastructure development |
| By Antonella Bancalari; London School of Economics |
| presented by: Antonella Bancalari, London School of Economics |
| 4. Assessing the returns on investment in data openness and transparency |
| By Megumi Kubota; The World Bank Albert Zeufack; World Bank Group |
| presented by: Megumi Kubota, The World Bank |
| Session 6: Development Economics: Political Economy April 6, 2020 13:30 to 15:00 |
| Session Chair: Alex Armand, Nova School of Business and Economics |
| 1. Do Politically Aligned and Swing States Receive More Development Funds from Central Government? Evidence from India |
| By Subhasish Dey; University of Warwick Srishti Goel; University of warwick |
| presented by: Srishti Goel, University of warwick |
| 2. Democratisation under Diversity: Theory and Evidence from Indonesian Communities |
| By Sarmistha Pal; University of Surrey |
| presented by: Sarmistha Pal, University of Surrey |
| 3. Political Reservations as Term-Limits: Evidence from India |
| By Caitlin Brown; Central European University |
| presented by: Caitlin Brown, Central European University |
| 4. Does Information Break the Political Resource Curse? Experimental Evidence from Mozambique |
| By Alex Armand; Nova School of Business and Economics Alexander Coutts; Nova School of Business and Economics Pedro Vicente; Universidade Nova de Lisboa Inês Vilela; Universidade Nova de Lisboa |
| presented by: Alex Armand, Nova School of Business and Economics |
| Session 7: Economic History 1 April 6, 2020 13:30 to 15:00 |
| Session Chair: Alexander Klein, University of Kent |
| 1. Railways, Growth, and Industrialisation in a Developing German Economy, 1829-1910 |
| By Sebastian Braun; Universität Bayreuth Richard Franke; University of Bayreuth |
| presented by: Richard Franke, University of Bayreuth |
| 2. Trade disruption, industrialisation, and the setting sun of British colonial rule in India |
| By Roberto Bonfatti; University of Padua and University of Nottingham Björn Brey; University of Nottingham |
| presented by: Björn Brey, University of Nottingham |
| 3. Was Domar Right? Serfdom and Factor Endowments in Bohemia |
| By Alexander Klein; University of Kent |
| presented by: Alexander Klein, University of Kent |
| Session 8: Economic Theory: Information and Uncertainty April 6, 2020 13:30 to 15:00 |
| Session Chair: Matthew Robertson, Coventry University |
| 1. The value of public information in vertically differentiated markets |
| By Andrea Canidio; IMT Lucca & INSEAD Thomas Gall; University of Southampton |
| presented by: Thomas Gall, University of Southampton |
| 2. A growth of welfare as a result of uncertainty |
| By Alexander Shapoval; New Economic School Vasiliy Goncharenko; Higher School of Economics |
| presented by: Vasiliy Goncharenko, Higher School of Economics |
| 3. Advice-Seeking and Reputation |
| By Benjamin Häusinger; LMU Munich |
| presented by: Benjamin Häusinger, LMU Munich |
| 4. Wrongful Conviction, Persuasion and Loss Aversion |
| By Matthew Robertson; Coventry University |
| presented by: Matthew Robertson, Coventry University |
| Session 9: Empirical Studies of Consumption 1 April 6, 2020 13:30 to 15:00 |
| Session Chair: Cristina Barcelo, Banco de España |
| 1. Avocado toast or no bread on the table? Exploring the stalling wealth accumulation of later born generations |
| By Rowena Crawford; The Institute for Fiscal Studies David Sturrock; Institute for Fiscal Studies |
| presented by: David Sturrock, Institute for Fiscal Studies |
| 2. A structural analysis of the decline of home-cooked food |
| By thomas crossley; University of Essex Rachel Griffith; University of Manchester Wenchao Jin; Institute for Fiscal Studies Valerie Lechene; University College London |
| presented by: Valerie Lechene, University College London |
| 3. A Structural Model of Mental Accounting |
| By Alan Montgomery; Carnegie Mellon University Christopher Olivola; Carnegie Mellon University Nick Pretnar; Carnegie Mellon University, Tepper School of Business |
| presented by: Nick Pretnar, Carnegie Mellon University, Tepper School of Business |
| 4. Consumption Responses to Financial Liberalization: Evidence from Survey Data |
| By Cristina Barcelo; Banco de España Ernesto Villanueva; Banco de España |
| presented by: Cristina Barcelo, Banco de España |
| Session 10: Environmental Economics April 6, 2020 13:30 to 15:00 |
| Session Chair: YIXIN WANG, |
| 1. Political Accountability, Information Asymmetry and the Resource Curse |
| By Jubril Animashaun; University of Manchester |
| presented by: Jubril Animashaun, University of Manchester |
| 2. Willingness to Pay for Environmental Quality Improvement in China, using Dichotomous-choice Contingent Valuation Method |
| By YIXIN WANG |
| presented by: YIXIN WANG, |
| Session 11: Experimental and Behavioural Economics: Bounded Rationality April 6, 2020 13:30 to 15:00 |
| Session Chair: antonio minniti, DSE, University of Bologna |
| 1. Asset Price Dynamics and Endogenous Trader Overconfidence |
| By Steffen Ahrens; Technische Universität Berlin Ciril Bosch-Rosa; Technical University Berlin Rasmus Roulund; Danmarks Nationalbank |
| presented by: Steffen Ahrens, Technische Universität Berlin |
| 2. Salience and Accountability: School Infrastructure and Last-Minute Electoral Punishment |
| By Nicolas Ajzenman; Sao Paulo School of Economics - FGV Ruben Durante; Universitat Pompeu Fabra |
| presented by: Nicolas Ajzenman, Sao Paulo School of Economics - FGV |
| 3. Disclosure of Information under competition: An experimental study |
| By Jesal Sheth |
| presented by: Jesal Sheth, |
| 4. Salience and Information Asymmetry |
| By antonio minniti; DSE, University of Bologna Elias Carroni; Alma Mater Studiorum Università di Bologna Andrea Mantovani; University of Bologna |
| presented by: antonio minniti, DSE, University of Bologna |
| Session 12: Financial Systems April 6, 2020 13:30 to 15:00 |
| Session Chair: Peter Dunne, Central Bank of Ireland |
| 1. Social media and stock market integration |
| By Rui Fan; Swansea University Oleksandr Talavera; University of Birmingham Vu Tran; University of Reading |
| presented by: Vu Tran, University of Reading |
| 2. Scenario-Free Analysis of Financial Stability with Interacting Contagion Channels |
| By Garbrand Wiersema; University of Oxford Thom Wetzer; University of Oxford J. Doyne Farmer; Institute for New Economic Thinking at the Oxford Martin School |
| presented by: Garbrand Wiersema, University of Oxford |
| 3. Liquidity and tail-risk interdependencies in the euro area sovereign bond market |
| By Daragh Clancy; European Stability Mechanism Peter Dunne; Central Bank of Ireland Pasquale Filiani; Allied Irish Banks |
| presented by: Peter Dunne, Central Bank of Ireland |
| Session 13: Fiscal Policy April 6, 2020 13:30 to 15:00 |
| Session Chair: Lin Lang, The University of Manchester |
| 1. Is Fiscal Austerity Really Self-Defeating? |
| By Alessandro Piergallini; University of Rome Tor Vergata |
| presented by: Alessandro Piergallini, University of Rome Tor Vergata |
| 2. The effects of government spending under trend inflation: theory and empirics |
| By Ernil Sabaj; University of Exeter |
| presented by: Ernil Sabaj, University of Exeter |
| 3. Active, or passive? Revisiting the role of fiscal policy in the Great Inflation |
| By Stephanie Ettmeier; German Institute for Economic Research (DIW) Berlin Alexander Kriwoluzky; German Institute for Economic Research (DIW) Berlin |
| presented by: Stephanie Ettmeier, German Institute for Economic Research (DIW) Berlin |
| 4. Government Debt and Fiscal Reform in the UK |
| By Lin Lang; The University of Manchester |
| presented by: Lin Lang, The University of Manchester |
| Session 14: Health April 6, 2020 13:30 to 15:00 |
| Session Chair: Andrew Bryce, University of Sheffield |
| 1. The Role of Parental Investment for Human Capital Formation, Happiness and Adverse Behavior |
| By Liyousew Borga; University of Luxembourg Myroslav Pidkuyko; Banco de España |
| presented by: Myroslav Pidkuyko, Banco de España |
| 2. Finding meaning in life and work: Eudaimonic well-being and job type in the US and UK |
| By Andrew Bryce; University of Sheffield |
| presented by: Andrew Bryce, University of Sheffield |
| Session 15: Income Taxation April 6, 2020 13:30 to 15:00 |
| Session Chair: Ctirad Slavik, CERGE-EI |
| 1. How do Top Earners Respond to Taxation? Evidence from a Tax Reform in Uruguay |
| By Marcelo Bergolo; Universidad de la Republica Gabriel Burdin; University of Leeds & IZA Mauricio De Rosa; Paris School of Economics Matias Giaccobasso; UCLA-Anderson Martín Leites; Universidad de la Republica Horacio Rueda; Universidad de la Republica |
| presented by: Gabriel Burdin, University of Leeds & IZA |
| 2. Income taxes and the careers of women |
| By Barra Roantree; Economic and Social Research Institute |
| presented by: Barra Roantree, Economic and Social Research Institute |
| 3. Optimal Taxation Under Capital-Skill Complementarity |
| By Ozlem Kina; EUROPEAN UNIVERSITY INSTITUTE Ctirad Slavik; CERGE-EI Hakki Yazici; Sabanci University |
| presented by: Ozlem Kina, EUROPEAN UNIVERSITY INSTITUTE |
| 4. Organization of Knowledge and Taxation |
| By Marek Kapicka; CERGE-EI Ctirad Slavik; CERGE-EI |
| presented by: Ctirad Slavik, CERGE-EI |
| Session 16: Industrial Organisation: Information and Risk April 6, 2020 13:30 to 15:00 |
| Session Chair: Andreas Uthemann, Bank of Canada |
| 1. The power of online rankings and what to do about them |
| By Amelia Fletcher; University of East Anglia |
| presented by: Amelia Fletcher, University of East Anglia |
| 2. Bailouts, risk taking and systemic risk in a stochastic dynamic game |
| By Aron Toth; University of Bath |
| presented by: Aron Toth, University of Bath |
| 3. Higher-Order Uncertainty in Financial Markets: Evidence from a Consensus Pricing Service |
| By Murat Ergun; LSE Andreas Uthemann; Bank of Canada |
| presented by: Andreas Uthemann, Bank of Canada |
| Session 17: Industrial Organisation: Innovation and R&D 1 April 6, 2020 13:30 to 15:00 |
| Session Chair: Josh Martin, Office for National Statistics |
| 1. Can stimulating demand drive costs down? World War II as a natural experiment |
| By Francois Lafond; University of Oxford Diana Greenwald; National Gallery of Art, Washington D.C. J. Doyne Farmer; Institute for New Economic Thinking at the Oxford Martin School |
| presented by: Francois Lafond, University of Oxford |
| 2. Predicting innovation dynamics in the technological ecosystem |
| By Anton Pichler; University of Oxford |
| presented by: Anton Pichler, University of Oxford |
| 3. The F words: why surveying businesses about intangibles is so hard |
| By Caan Baybutt; Office for National Statistics Josh Martin; Office for National Statistics |
| presented by: Josh Martin, Office for National Statistics |
| Session 18: Intergenerational Mobility April 6, 2020 13:30 to 15:00 |
| Session Chair: Ceren Ozgen, University of Birmingham |
| 1. The Changing Geography of Intergenerational Mobility |
| By Brian Bell; King's College London Jack Blundell; Stanford University / CEP Stephen Machin; London School of Economics |
| presented by: Jack Blundell, Stanford University / CEP |
| 2. Bounds to the Distribution of Earnings given Parent Income: Changes Over Time by Gender |
| By Laura Harvey; University of East Anglia |
| presented by: Laura Harvey, University of East Anglia |
| 3. Evidence on intergenerational income transmission using complete Dutch population data |
| By Ceren Ozgen; University of Birmingham |
| presented by: Ceren Ozgen, University of Birmingham |
| Session 19: International Economics: International Finance April 6, 2020 13:30 to 15:00 |
| Session Chair: Hanan Morsy, African Development Bank |
| 1. The Capital Matthew Effect |
| By Dan Su; University of Minnesota |
| presented by: Dan Su, University of Minnesota |
| 2. Sovereign Debt Overhang, Expenditure Composition and Debt Restructurings |
| By Hyungseok Joo; University of Surrey Tamon Asonuma; IMF |
| presented by: Hyungseok Joo, University of Surrey |
| 3. Debt: use it wisely |
| By Hanan Morsy; African Development Bank Antoine Levy; Massachusetts Institute of Technology Abebe Shimeles; Development Research Department |
| presented by: Hanan Morsy, African Development Bank |
| Session 20: Labour Economics: Search April 6, 2020 13:30 to 15:00 |
| Session Chair: Gianluca Orefice, CEPII |
| 1. The Interaction of Labour Market Frictions and Heterogeneous Firms: Implications for Productivity, Unemployment and Vacancies |
| By Stephen Millard; Bank of England Anamaria Nicolae; University of Durham Michael Nower; Durham University |
| presented by: Michael Nower, Durham University |
| 2. Does digitalization increase labor market efficiency? Job search and effort on the job with asymmetric information and firm learning |
| By Karin Mayr-Dorn; Johannes Kepler University of Linz |
| presented by: Karin Mayr-Dorn, Johannes Kepler University of Linz |
| 3. Immigration and Worker-Firm Matching |
| By Gianluca Orefice; CEPII Giovanni PERI; University of California, Davis |
| presented by: Gianluca Orefice, CEPII |
| Session 21: Macro Finance 1 April 6, 2020 13:30 to 15:00 |
| Session Chair: Tobias König, DIW Berlin, Humboldt University Berlin |
| 1. Financial Frictions and Capital Misallocation |
| By Jiaqi Li; University of Cambridge |
| presented by: Jiaqi Li, University of Cambridge |
| 2. Global Capital Flows and the Role of Macroprudential Policy |
| By Sudipto Karmakar; Bank of England Diogo Lima; Maastricht University |
| presented by: Diogo Lima, Maastricht University |
| 3. Income Inequality, Mortgage Debt and House Prices |
| By Sevim Kosem; Bank of England |
| presented by: Sevim Kosem, Bank of England |
| 4. The Macroeconomic Effects of a European Deposit (Re-)Insurance Scheme |
| By Marius Clemens; German Institute for Economic Research (DIW Berlin) Stefan Gebauer; DIW Berlin Tobias König; DIW Berlin, Humboldt University Berlin |
| presented by: Tobias König, DIW Berlin, Humboldt University Berlin |
| Session 22: Migration April 6, 2020 13:30 to 15:00 |
| Session Chair: Zovanga Kone, University of Leicester |
| 1. Who Goes on Disability when Times are Tough? The Role of Social Costs of Take-Up among Immigrants |
| By Delia Furtado; University of Connecticut Kerry Papps; University of Bath Nikolaos Theodoropoulos; University of Cyprus |
| presented by: Kerry Papps, University of Bath |
| 2. Spillover Effects of Leaving Children Behind: Evidence from China |
| By Yiming Xia; UCL |
| presented by: Yiming Xia, UCL |
| 3. Should I stay or should I go? Migration intentions of teenagers with parents working abroad |
| By Joanna Clifton-Sprigg; The University of Bath |
| presented by: Joanna Clifton-Sprigg, The University of Bath |
| 4. Can the absence of visa restrictions (ever) be favourable to the skill composition of immigration flows? |
| By Zovanga Kone; University of Leicester |
| presented by: Zovanga Kone, University of Leicester |
| Session 23: Monetary Policy April 6, 2020 13:30 to 15:00 |
| Session Chair: Uros Herman, GSEFM, Goethe University Frankfurt |
| 1. Does monetary policy make you happy? |
| By Alice Pugh; Bank of England |
| presented by: Alice Pugh, Bank of England |
| 2. Boards and Gender: The Case of Monetary Policy |
| By donato masciandaro; bocconi university Paola Profeta; Bocconi University, Milan Davide Romelli; Trinity College Dublin |
| presented by: Davide Romelli, Trinity College Dublin |
| 3. Monetary Policy Shock Identification Using Economic Forecasts in Korea |
| By Seungyoon Lee; Bank of Korea Jongwook Park; Bank of Korea |
| presented by: Seungyoon Lee, Bank of Korea |
| 4. Who Gets Jobs Matters: Monetary Policy and the Labour Market |
| By Uros Herman; GSEFM, Goethe University Frankfurt Matija Lozej; Central Bank of Ireland |
| presented by: Uros Herman, GSEFM, Goethe University Frankfurt |
| Session 24: New Developments in Econometrics April 6, 2020 13:30 to 15:00 |
| Session Chair: Daniel Wilhelm, University College London |
| 1. Data-Driven Resistant Robust Regression |
| By Jianhua Zhou; University of Miami |
| presented by: Jianhua Zhou, University of Miami |
| 2. Identifying Causal Effects in Experiments with Social Interactions and Non-compliance |
| By Francis DiTraglia; University of Oxford Camilo Garcia-Jimeno; Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago Rossa O'Keeffe-O'Donovan; University of Oxford Alejandro Sanchez Becerra; University of Pennsylvania |
| presented by: Francis DiTraglia, University of Oxford |
| 3. Confidence Sets for Ranks with Applications to Intergenerational Mobility and Neighborhoods |
| By Magne Mogstad; University of Chicago Joseph Romano; Department of Statistics Azeem Shaikh; University of Chicago Daniel Wilhelm; University College London |
| presented by: Daniel Wilhelm, University College London |
| Session 25: Political Economics: Institutions April 6, 2020 13:30 to 15:00 |
| Session Chair: Arieda Muço, Central European University (KEE) |
| 1. Ora et Guberna. The Economic Impact of Benedict’s Rule in Medieval England |
| By Domenico Rossignoli; Università Cattolica del Sacro Cuore Federico Trombetta; Universita' Cattolica del Sacro Cuore |
| presented by: Federico Trombetta, Universita' Cattolica del Sacro Cuore |
| 2. Judges, Lenders, and the Bottom Line: Court-ing Firm Growth in India |
| By Manaswini Rao; University of California Berkeley |
| presented by: Manaswini Rao, University of California Berkeley |
| 3. Corruption, Intimidation, and Whistleblowing: An Empirical Approach |
| By Arieda Muço; Central European University (KEE) |
| presented by: Arieda Muço, Central European University (KEE) |
| Session 26: Public Finance April 6, 2020 13:30 to 15:00 |
| Session Chair: Attahir Abubakar, University of Aberdeen Business School |
| 1. Do lottery operators exploit their lottery power? Efficiency and equality considerations in optimal lottery design |
| By Martin Forster; University of York emanuela randon; University of Bologna |
| presented by: Martin Forster, University of York |
| 2. Paying over the odds at the end of the fiscal year |
| By Margaryta Klymak; University of Oxford Stuart Baumann |
| presented by: Margaryta Klymak, University of Oxford |
| 3. DOES FISCAL CONSOLIDATION REDUCE PUBLIC DEBT? EVIDENCE FROM SUB-SAHARAN AFRICAN COUNTRIES |
| By Attahir Abubakar; University of Aberdeen Business School |
| presented by: Attahir Abubakar, University of Aberdeen Business School |
| Session 27: Economic Journal Lecture by Professor Ulrike Malmendier April 6, 2020 15:30 to 16:45 |
| Session 28: Bank of England Special Session - Monetary Policy in a Low Interest Rate World April 6, 2020 17:00 to 18:30 |
| Session Chair: Kate Reinold, Bank of England |
| 1. Tying Down the Anchor: Monetary Policy Rules and the Lower Bound on Interest Rates |
| By Thomas Mertens; Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco John C. Williams; Federal Reserve Bank of New York |
| presented by: Thomas Mertens, Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco |
| 2. Effects of State-Dependent Forward Guidance, Large-Scale Asset Purchases and Fiscal Stimulus in a Low-Interest-Rate Environment |
| By Günter Coenen; European Central Bank Carlos Montes-Galdon; European Central Bank Frank Smets; European Central Bank |
| presented by: Günter Coenen, European Central Bank |
| 3. Monetary policy options in a 'low for long' era |
| By Richard Harrison; Bank of England Martin Seneca; Bank of England Matthew Waldron; Bank of England |
| presented by: Martin Seneca, Bank of England |
| Session 29: CAGE Special Session: Extremes of Wellbeing April 6, 2020 17:00 to 18:30 |
| Session Chair: Andrew J. Oswald, University of Warwick |
| 1. The Time Use and Happiness of Millionaires |
| By Michael Norton; Harvard University |
| presented by: Michael Norton, Harvard University |
| 2. Trends in Self-Harm and Suicide |
| By Sally McManus; National Centre for Social Research |
| presented by: Sally McManus, National Centre for Social Research |
| 3. American Misery: The Rise of a Psychological Underclass in the United States 1993-2019 |
| By David Blanchflower; Dartmouth College Andrew J. Oswald; University of Warwick |
| presented by: Andrew J. Oswald, University of Warwick |
| Session 30: Climate Change and Inequality April 6, 2020 17:00 to 18:30 |
| Session Chairs: |
| 1. Niall Farrell, Potsdam Institute for Climate Impact Research |
| 2. James Rising, London School of Economics |
| 1. Inequality Aversion and the Environment |
| By Ben Groom; London School of Economics and Political Science Frank Venmans; University of Mons |
| presented by: Frank Venmans, University of Mons |
| 2. When redistribution warrants a single linear price for an externality |
| By Marc Fleurbaey; Princeton University Ulrike Kornek; Mercator Research Institute on Global Co |
| presented by: Ulrike Kornek, Mercator Research Institute on Global Co |
| 3. Valuing the Global Mortality Consequences of Climate Change Accounting for Adaptation Costs and Benefits |
| By Tamma Carleton; University of Chicago Michael Delgado; Purdue University Michael Greenstone; University of Chicago Trevor Houser; Rhodium Group Solomon Hsiang; Columbia University Andy Hultgren; UC Berkeley Amir Jina; University of Chicago Robert Kopp; Rutgers University Kelly McCusker; Rhodium Group Ishan Nath; University of Chicago James Rising; London School of Economics Ashwin Rode; University of Chicago Hee Kwon ( Seo; University of Chicago Justin Simcock; Rhodium Group Arvid Viaene; University of Chicago Jiacan Yuan; Rutgers University Alice Zhang; Princeton University |
| presented by: James Rising, London School of Economics |
| Session 31: The Econometrics Journal Special Session on the Econometrics of Dynamic Discrete Choice April 6, 2020 17:00 to 18:30 |
| Session Chair: Martin Pesendorfer, London School of Economics |
| 1. Fixed Effects Methods in Structural Dynamic Discrete Choice Models |
| By Victor Aguirregabiria; University of Toronto |
| presented by: Victor Aguirregabiria, University of Toronto |
| 2. Estimation of (Static or Dynamic) Games under Equilibrium Multiplicity |
| By Taisuke Otsu; London School of Economics Martin Pesendorfer; London School of Economics Yuya Sasaki; Vanderbilt University Yuya Takahashi; University of Washington |
| presented by: Martin Pesendorfer, London School of Economics |
| Session 32: The Economics of the World's Religions April 6, 2020 17:00 to 18:30 |
| Session Chair: Sriya Iyer, University of Cambridge |
| 1. God Politics |
| By Jeanet Bentzen; University of Copenhagen Lena Sperling; DEA |
| presented by: Jeanet Bentzen, University of Copenhagen |
| 2. Economic Harbingers of Political Modernization: Peaceful Explosion of Rights in Ottoman Istanbul |
| By Asli Cansunar; Oxford University Timur Kuran; Duke University |
| presented by: Timur Kuran, Duke University |
| 3. Economic Shocks and Temple Desecrations in Medieval India |
| By Sriya Iyer; University of Cambridge Anand Shrivastava; Azim Premji University Rohit Ticku; Chapman University |
| presented by: Sriya Iyer, University of Cambridge |
| Session 33: The New Informality? Evidence On Alternative Work Arrangements From Around The World April 6, 2020 17:00 to 18:30 |
| Session Chair: Colin Green, NTNU |
| 1. The Value of a Job Guarantee |
| By Swati Dhingra; London School of Economics Stephen Machin; London School of Economics |
| presented by: Stephen Machin, London School of Economics |
| 2. Zero Hours Contracts and Their Growth |
| By egidio farina; Queen's University Belfast Colin Green; NTNU Duncan McVicar; Queen's University |
| presented by: Duncan McVicar, Queen's University |
| 3. Zero Hours and On-call Work in Anglo-Saxon Countries: A Comparative Review |
| By Michelle O'Sullivan; University of Limerick |
| presented by: Michelle O'Sullivan, University of Limerick |
| 4. Casual employment in a regulated labour market: The case of Australia. |
| By Inga Lass; University of Melbourne Mark Wooden; University of Melbourne |
| presented by: Mark Wooden, University of Melbourne |
| Discussants: 1 Keith Bender, University of Aberdeen Business School 2 Colin Green, NTNU |
| Session 34: Commodity Prices and Trade Liberalisation April 7, 2020 9:00 to 10:30 |
| Session Chair: Ivan Petrella, University of Warwick |
| 1. Do Global Commodity Prices Predict Economic Growth? A Mixed-Frequency Time-Varying Investigation |
| By Martin Enilov; Queen Mary University of London |
| presented by: Martin Enilov, Queen Mary University of London |
| 2. Central Bank Reserves and Currency Volatility |
| By Alex Ferreira; FEA-RP/USP Arie Gozluklu; Warwick Business School Joao Mainente; FEA-RP/USP |
| presented by: Alex Ferreira, FEA-RP/USP |
| 3. The impact of trade liberalization on firms' product and labor market power |
| By Sabien Dobbelaere; Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam Quint Wiersma; Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam |
| presented by: Sabien Dobbelaere, Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam |
| 4. Not all Terms of Trade Shocks are Alike |
| By Luciana Juvenal; International Monetary Fund Ivan Petrella; University of Warwick |
| presented by: Ivan Petrella, University of Warwick |
| Session 35: Uncertainty and Firm Performance: Survey Evidence from the UK, US, and Japan April 7, 2020 9:00 to 10:30 |
| Session Chair: Atsushi Ohyama, Hitotsubashi University |
| 1. Business-Level Expectations and Uncertainty |
| By Nicholas Bloom; Stanford University Steven Davis; Chicago Booth Lucia Foster; Bureau of the Census Brian Lucking; Stanford University Scott Ohlmacher; U.S. Census Bureau Itay Saporta-Eksten; Tel Aviv University |
| presented by: Scott Ohlmacher, U.S. Census Bureau |
| 2. A Firm-level Perspective on Micro- and Macro-level Uncertainty |
| By Gaganan Awano; ONS Nicholas Bloom; Stanford University Ted Dolby; ONS Paul Mizen; University of Nottingham Rebecca Riley; National Institute of Economic and Social Research Tatsuro Senga; Queen Mary University of London John Van Reenen; MIT Jenny Vyas; ONS Philip Wales; Official for National Statistics |
| presented by: Tatsuro Senga, Queen Mary University of London |
| 3. Firm-level Uncertainty: Evidence from Transaction Data |
| By Atsushi Ohyama; Hitotsubashi University Kambayashi Ryo; Hitosubashi University |
| presented by: Atsushi Ohyama, Hitotsubashi University |
| Session 36: Corporate Finance 2 April 7, 2020 9:00 to 10:30 |
| Session Chair: Andrea Zaghini, ECB |
| 1. Differences between savings from equity issuance and savings from cash flow |
| By Xiao Zhang; Nankai University |
| presented by: Xiao Zhang, Nankai University |
| 2. Is there a trade-off between inventories and trade credit extended? The role of the sovereign debt crisis |
| By Filipa Fernandes; University of Aberdeen Alessandra Guariglia; University of Birmingham Alexandros Kontonikas; Essex Business School Serafeim Tsoukas; University of Glasgow |
| presented by: Filipa Fernandes, University of Aberdeen |
| 3. Unconventional Monetary Policy and Corporate Bond Issuance |
| By Andrea Zaghini; ECB |
| presented by: Andrea Zaghini, ECB |
| Session 37: Development Economics: Financial Products April 7, 2020 9:00 to 10:30 |
| Session Chair: Rafael Azevedo, Insper |
| 1. Financial access and time preference: Longitudinal evidence from Indonesia |
| By Jiaying CHEN; HONG KONG UNIVERSITY OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY |
| presented by: Jiaying CHEN, HONG KONG UNIVERSITY OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY |
| 2. The Excess Burden of Collateral |
| By Farshad Ravasan; Oxford university |
| presented by: Farshad Ravasan, Oxford university |
| 3. The impact of Severance Savings Accounts on Life-cycle Savings |
| By Rafael Azevedo; Insper Marcelo dos Santos; Insper |
| presented by: Rafael Azevedo, Insper |
| Session 38: Development Economics: Growth and Development April 7, 2020 9:00 to 10:30 |
| Session Chair: Diego Morris, Nottingham Trent University |
| 1. Solow-Swan growth model and the fortunes of the commons |
| By Kumar Aniket; University College London |
| presented by: Kumar Aniket, University College London |
| 2. Road to Productivity: The Effect of Roads on Manufacturing TFP in India |
| By Subham Kailthya; University of Warwick Uma Kambhampati; University of Reading |
| presented by: Subham Kailthya, University of Warwick |
| 3. A simulation of the insurance industry: The problem of risk model homogeneity |
| By Juan Sabuco; University of Oxford |
| presented by: Juan Sabuco, University of Oxford |
| 4. Learning Before and After the Global Crisis: Firm-level Innovation in Latin America |
| By Diego Morris; Nottingham Trent University King Yoong Lim; Nottingham Trent University |
| presented by: Diego Morris, Nottingham Trent University |
| Session 39: Development Economics: Technological and Institutional Change April 7, 2020 9:00 to 10:30 |
| Session Chair: Shrestha Dutta, University of Warwick |
| 1. Property Rights and Incentives to Innovate and Exploit Innovation |
| By Kevin Amess; University of Nottingham Kun Jiang; University of Nottingham xiyi Yang; Shanghai Tech University |
| presented by: Kevin Amess, University of Nottingham |
| 2. Impact of India’s demonetization on domestic agricultural markets |
| By Nidhi Aggarwal; Indian Institute of Management Udaipur Sudha Narayanan; Indira Gandhi Institute of Development R |
| presented by: Sudha Narayanan, Indira Gandhi Institute of Development R |
| 3. Does Financial Autonomy promote Financial Efficiency? The Case of Rural Local Governance in West Bengal, India |
| By Subhasish Dey; University of Warwick Shrestha Dutta; University of Warwick |
| presented by: Shrestha Dutta, University of Warwick |
| Session 40: Economic History 2 April 7, 2020 9:00 to 10:30 |
| Session Chair: Giovanni Prarolo, University of Bologna |
| 1. Creativity over Time and Space |
| By Michel Serafinelli; University of Essex Guido Tabellini; Università Bocconi |
| presented by: Michel Serafinelli, University of Essex |
| 2. Going Dutch: The management of monetary policy in the Netherlands during the interwar gold standard |
| By Christopher Colvin; Queen's University Belfast Philip Fliers; Queen's University Belfast |
| presented by: Christopher Colvin, Queen's University Belfast |
| 3. Roman Transport Network Connectivity and Economic Integration |
| By Matthias Flueckiger; Queen's University Belfast Erik Hornung; University of Cologne Mario Larch; University of Bayreuth Markus Ludwig; University of Bayreuth Allard Mees; Romano-Germanic Central Museum - Leibniz Archaeological Research Institute |
| presented by: Matthias Flueckiger, Queen's University Belfast |
| 4. Islam and Human Capital in Historical Spain |
| By Francesco Cinnirella; University of Bergamo Alireza Naghavi; University of Bologna Giovanni Prarolo; University of Bologna |
| presented by: Giovanni Prarolo, University of Bologna |
| Session 41: Economic Theory: Mechanism Design April 7, 2020 9:00 to 10:30 |
| Session Chair: Simon Clark, University of Edinburgh |
| 1. Bayesian incentive compatibility with and without free beliefs |
| By Claude d'Aspremont; Université de Louvain Jacques Cremer; Toulouse School of Economics |
| presented by: Jacques Cremer, Toulouse School of Economics |
| 2. Does the cream rise to the top? Luck, talent, success, and merit |
| By Thomas Noe; University of Oxford Dawei Fang; University of Gothenburg |
| presented by: Thomas Noe, University of Oxford |
| 3. "You're just my type." Matching and Payoffs when Like Attracts Like. |
| By Simon Clark; University of Edinburgh |
| presented by: Simon Clark, University of Edinburgh |
| Session 42: Empirical Studies of Consumption 2 April 7, 2020 9:00 to 10:30 |
| Session Chair: Yanan Zhang, University of Birmingham |
| 1. Spending Today or Spending Tomorrow? The Role of Inflation Expectations on Consumer Behaviour |
| By Concetta Rondinelli; Bank of Italy Roberta Zizza; Banca d'Italia |
| presented by: Concetta Rondinelli, Bank of Italy |
| 2. Once or Twice a Month? The Impact of Payment Frequency on Consumption Patterns |
| By Jani-Petri Laamanen; University of Tampere Tuomas Matikka; VATT Institute for Economic Reasearch Tuuli Paukkeri; VATT Institute for Economic Research |
| presented by: Tuuli Paukkeri, VATT Institute for Economic Research |
| 3. Risky saving after the collapse of an economic system |
| By Michael Neugart; Technische Universität Darmstadt |
| presented by: Michael Neugart, Technische Universität Darmstadt |
| 4. Changes in household composition and consumption |
| By Alessandra Guariglia; University of Birmingham Yanan Zhang; University of Birmingham |
| presented by: Yanan Zhang, University of Birmingham |
| Session 43: Experimental and Behavioural Economics: Experiments - Decision Theory April 7, 2020 9:00 to 10:30 |
| Session Chair: Ericka Rascon-Ramirez, Middlesex University |
| 1. Individual attitudes and market dynamics towards imprecision |
| By Christoph Huber; University of Innsbruck Julia Rose; University of Innsbruck |
| presented by: Christoph Huber, University of Innsbruck |
| 2. Are Economists’ Preferences Psychologists’ Personality Traits? A Structural Approach |
| By Tomas Jagelka; University of Bonn |
| presented by: Tomas Jagelka, University of Bonn |
| 3. To Pay or Not to Pay: Measuring Risk Preferences in Field and Lab |
| By Ericka Rascon-Ramirez; Middlesex University |
| presented by: Ericka Rascon-Ramirez, Middlesex University |
| Session 44: General Equilibrium April 7, 2020 9:00 to 10:30 |
| Session Chair: Wessel Vermeulen, Newcastle University |
| 1. The macroprudential toolkit: Effectiveness and interactions |
| By Stephen Millard; Bank of England Margarita Rubio; University of Nottingham Alexandra Varadi; Bank of England |
| presented by: Alexandra Varadi, Bank of England |
| 2. Regional Interdependence in Natural Disaster recovery: Evidence from the Great East Japan Earthquake |
| By Anastasios Evgenidis; Newcastle University Masashige Hamano; Waseda University Wessel Vermeulen; Newcastle University |
| presented by: Wessel Vermeulen, Newcastle University |
| Session 45: GMM, Instrumental Variables and Weak Instruments April 7, 2020 9:00 to 10:30 |
| Session Chair: Byunghoon Kang, Lancaster University |
| 1. A Generalized Method of Moments Estimator for Structural Vector Autoregressions Based on Higher Moments |
| By Sascha Keweloh |
| presented by: Sascha Keweloh, TU Dortmund University |
| 2. A simple robust procedure in instrumental variables regression |
| By Xiyu Jiao; University of Oxford |
| presented by: Xiyu Jiao, University of Oxford |
| 3. A Doubly Corrected Robust Variance Estimator for Linear GMM |
| By Jungbin Hwang; University of Connecticut Byunghoon Kang; Lancaster University Seojeong Lee; University of New South Wales |
| presented by: Byunghoon Kang, Lancaster University |
| Session 46: Household Economics April 7, 2020 9:00 to 10:30 |
| Session Chair: Christine Ho, Singapore Management University |
| 1. Norms and specialization in household production |
| By Anne Sophie Lassen; Copenhagen Business School |
| presented by: Anne Sophie Lassen, Copenhagen Business School |
| 2. Togetherness in the Household |
| By Alexandros Theloudis; LISER Luxembourg and UCL Economics Sam Cosaert; LISER Luxembourg Bertrand Verheyden; LISER |
| presented by: Alexandros Theloudis, LISER Luxembourg and UCL Economics |
| 3. Strategic Parent Meets Prodigal Child? Parental Intended Bequests and Child Support |
| By Christine Ho; Singapore Management University |
| presented by: Christine Ho, Singapore Management University |
| Session 47: Industrial Organisation: Marketing, Demand and Production April 7, 2020 9:00 to 10:30 |
| Session Chair: Howard Smith, Oxford University |
| 1. The optimal use of management |
| By Robin Sickles; Rice University Kai Sun; Shanghai University Thomas Triebs; Loughborough University |
| presented by: Thomas Triebs, Loughborough University |
| 2. Competitive entry in the market for branded generic drugs |
| By Vasudha Wattal; University of East Anglia |
| presented by: Vasudha Wattal, University of East Anglia |
| 3. Spatial Competition and Negotiated Prices: Market Power in the UK Brick Industry |
| By Howard Smith; Oxford University |
| presented by: Howard Smith, Oxford University |
| Session 48: Industrial Organisation: Innovation and R&D 2 April 7, 2020 9:00 to 10:30 |
| Session Chair: Mehmet Ugur, University of Greenwich |
| 1. Do university technology transfers increase firms’ innovation? |
| By Maria Garcia-Vega; Nottingham University |
| presented by: Maria Garcia-Vega, Nottingham University |
| 2. Why Do R&D-Intensive Firms Participate in Standards Organizations? The Role of Patents and Product-Market Position |
| By Cher Li; University of Nottingham |
| presented by: Cher Li, University of Nottingham |
| 3. Information asymmetry, risk aversion and heterogenous effects of R&D subsidies: Three conundrums in public support for business R&D |
| By Mehmet Ugur; University of Greenwich Esh Trushin |
| presented by: Mehmet Ugur, University of Greenwich |
| Session 49: Inflation and Monetary Policy April 7, 2020 9:00 to 10:30 |
| Session Chair: Leonardo Nogueira Ferreira, QMUL and Central Bank of Brazil |
| 1. Central Bank Communication and Higher Moments |
| By Timothy Munday; University of Oxford |
| presented by: Timothy Munday, University of Oxford |
| 2. Disentangling the Information and Forward Guidance Effects of Monetary Policy Announcements |
| By Lars Other; Friedrich-Schiller-University Jena |
| presented by: Lars Other, Friedrich-Schiller-University Jena |
| 3. Forward Guidance Matters: Disentangling Monetary Policy Shocks |
| By Leonardo Nogueira Ferreira; QMUL and Central Bank of Brazil |
| presented by: Leonardo Nogueira Ferreira, QMUL and Central Bank of Brazil |
| Session 50: International Trade April 7, 2020 9:00 to 10:30 |
| Session Chair: Mustapha Douch, Aston University |
| 1. Techies, Trade, and Skill-Biased Productivity |
| By Farid Toubal |
| presented by: Farid Toubal, |
| 2. The Mutable Geography of Firms' International Trade: Evidence and Macroeconomic Implications |
| By Lu Han; University of Liverpool |
| presented by: Lu Han, University of Liverpool |
| 3. Defying Gravity? Policy Uncertainty and Trade Diversion |
| By Mustapha Douch; Aston University Jun Du; Economics, Finance and Entreprenurship Department Enrico Vanino; London School of Economics |
| presented by: Mustapha Douch, Aston University |
| Session 51: Labour Economics: Unemployment April 7, 2020 9:00 to 10:30 |
| Session Chair: Sebastian Camarero Garcia, Centre for European Economic Research; University of Mannheim; CEP at LSE |
| 1. The Persistence of Unemployment and the Role of Unemployment Insurance History |
| By Similan Rujiwattanapong; Aarhus University |
| presented by: Similan Rujiwattanapong, Aarhus University |
| 2. SPATIAL VARIATIONS AND CLUSTERING IN THE RATES OF YOUTH UNEMPLOYMENT AND NEET: A COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS OF ITALY, SPAIN AND THE UK |
| By Steve Bradley; Lancaster University Giuseppe Migali; Lancaster University and Magna Graecia University Maria Navarro Paniagua; Lancaster University |
| presented by: Giuseppe Migali, Lancaster University and Magna Graecia University |
| 3. Digging deeper: using mining closures to estimate the intergenerational impact of unemployment |
| By Laura van der Erve; Institute for Fiscal Studies & Universit |
| presented by: Laura van der Erve, Institute for Fiscal Studies & Universit |
| 4. Unemployment Benefit Duration and Startup Success: Evidence from Germany |
| By Sebastian Camarero Garcia; Centre for European Economic Research; University of Mannheim; CEP at LSE Martin Murmann; Universtity of Zurich |
| presented by: Sebastian Camarero Garcia, Centre for European Economic Research; University of Mannheim; CEP at LSE |
| Session 52: Macro Finance 2 April 7, 2020 9:00 to 10:30 |
| Session Chair: Stefan Gebauer, DIW Berlin |
| 1. Monetary Policy, Excess Reserves and Credit Supply: Old-Style vs. New-Style Central Banking |
| By Mauricio Salgado Moreno; Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin |
| presented by: Mauricio Salgado Moreno, Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin |
| 2. A Sparse Measure of Liquidity, and the Impact of Monetary Policy |
| By Garo Garabedian; Central Bank of Ireland, Ghent University |
| presented by: Garo Garabedian, Central Bank of Ireland, Ghent University |
| 3. Welfare-Based Optimal Macroprudential Policy with Shadow Banks |
| By Stefan Gebauer; DIW Berlin |
| presented by: Stefan Gebauer, DIW Berlin |
| Session 53: Migration and Human Capital April 7, 2020 9:00 to 10:30 |
| Session Chair: Emilia Del Bono, University of Essex |
| 1. The Role of Immigrants in Chinese Import Competition and the US Labor Market |
| By CHAN YU; University of Texas at Austin |
| presented by: CHAN YU, University of Texas at Austin |
| 2. Impact of Refugees on Immigrants’ Labor Market Outcomes |
| By Bilal Malaeb; London School of Economics Jackline Wahba; University of Southampton |
| presented by: Bilal Malaeb, London School of Economics |
| 3. Does Labor Protection Increase Support for Immigration? Evidence from Switzerland |
| By Mirjam Baechli; University of St.Gallen Teodora Tsankova; University of Warwick |
| presented by: Mirjam Baechli, University of St.Gallen |
| 4. Skill Formation and the Trouble with Child Non-Cognitive Skill Measures |
| By Emilia Del Bono; University of Essex |
| presented by: Emilia Del Bono, University of Essex |
| Session 54: Topics in Labour Economics April 7, 2020 9:00 to 10:30 |
| Session Chair: Ludovico Carrino, King's College London |
| 1. Immigrants and Entrepreneurship: a Road for Talent or Just the Only Road? |
| By Susana Iranzo; Universitat Rovira Virgili |
| presented by: Susana Iranzo, Universitat Rovira Virgili |
| 2. Layoff Risk and Entrepreneurship |
| By C. Y. Kelvin Yuen; Washington University in St. Louis |
| presented by: C. Y. Kelvin Yuen, Washington University in St. Louis |
| 3. Women across Subfields in Economics: Relative Performance and Beliefs |
| By Pilar Beneito; Universidad de Valencia and ERICES. Jose E. Bosca; University of Valencia Javier Ferri; University of Valencia Manu Garcia; Fedea |
| presented by: Pilar Beneito, Universidad de Valencia and ERICES. |
| 4. Should I Care or Should I Work? The Impact of Working in Older Age on Caregiving |
| By Ludovico Carrino; King's College London |
| presented by: Ludovico Carrino, King's College London |
| Session 55: Pensions and Savings April 7, 2020 9:00 to 10:30 |
| Session Chair: Feidhlim McGowan, Trinity College Dublin |
| 1. Public annuities: Buyers’ behavior and policy design |
| By Sau-Him Lau; University of Hong Kong Qilin Zhang; University of Hong Kong |
| presented by: Sau-Him Lau, University of Hong Kong |
| 2. Costly Attention and Retirement Puzzles |
| By Jamie Hentall MacCuish; University College London |
| presented by: Jamie Hentall MacCuish, University College London |
| 3. A Framing Effect Concerning Options for Retirement Income |
| By Feidhlim McGowan; Trinity College Dublin Pete Lunn; ESRI Deirdre Robertson; ESRI |
| presented by: Feidhlim McGowan, Trinity College Dublin |
| Session 56: Political Economics: Democratisation and Leadership April 7, 2020 9:00 to 10:30 |
| Session Chair: Reinhard Weisser, Nottingham Trent University |
| 1. State Formation and Bureaucratization: Evidence from Pre-Imperial China |
| By Joy Chen; Cheung Kong Graduate School of Business |
| presented by: Joy Chen, Cheung Kong Graduate School of Business |
| 2. Democratisation and tax structure in the presence of home production: Evidence from the Kingdom of Greece |
| By Pantelis Kammas; Athens University of Economics and Business Vassilis Sarantides; University of Sheffield |
| presented by: Vassilis Sarantides, University of Sheffield |
| 3. Congressional Elections and Union Officer Prosecutions |
| By Mitch Downey; Stockholm University |
| presented by: Mitch Downey, Stockholm University |
| 4. Gunboat asylum policy - A spatio-temporal analysis of naval operations and migration-related incidents in the central Mediterranean |
| By Francesco Fasani; Queen Mary Reinhard Weisser; Nottingham Trent University |
| presented by: Reinhard Weisser, Nottingham Trent University |
| Session 57: School Performance 1 April 7, 2020 9:00 to 10:30 |
| Session Chair: Roel Freriks, University of Groningen |
| 1. Does a Legal Ban on Pre-Natal Sex Determination Improve Female Educational Attainment? : Evidence from India |
| By Subhasish Dey; University of Warwick Aditi Sanjay; University of Warwick |
| presented by: Aditi Sanjay, University of Warwick |
| 2. Simulation model of secondary education |
| By Lex Borghans; Maastricht University Olga Meshcheriakova; Maastricht University |
| presented by: Olga Meshcheriakova, Maastricht University |
| 3. Peer Effects in Secondary Education: Evidence from the 2015 Trends in Mathematics and Science Study Based on Homophily |
| By Bernhard Dannemann; Carl von Ossietzky University Oldenburg |
| presented by: Bernhard Dannemann, Carl von Ossietzky University Oldenburg |
| 4. The Effect of Monitoring Compliance with Compulsory Education on Test Scores: A Nonparametric Bounds Analysis |
| By Roel Freriks; University of Groningen |
| presented by: Roel Freriks, University of Groningen |
| Session 58: Training, Entry and Exit April 7, 2020 9:00 to 10:30 |
| Session Chair: Federico Tagliati, Bank of Spain |
| 1. Employment Protection and Firm-provided Training: Quasi-experimental Evidence from a Labour Market Reform |
| By Massimiliano Bratti; University of Milan Maurizio Conti; University of Genoa Giovanni Sulis; University of Cagliari |
| presented by: Giovanni Sulis, University of Cagliari |
| 2. Pre-apprenticeship training for young people: estimating the marginal and average treatment effects |
| By Richard Dorsett; University of Westminster Lucy Stokes; NIESR |
| presented by: Richard Dorsett, University of Westminster |
| 3. Wage Bargaining or Workers' Power to Quit? Let the Evidence Speak |
| By Akbar Ullah; University of Leicester |
| presented by: Akbar Ullah, University of Leicester |
| 4. Can Subsidized Employment Tackle Long-Term Unemployment? Experimental Evidence from Macedonia |
| By Alex Armand; Nova School of Business and Economics Pedro Carneiro; University College London Federico Tagliati; Bank of Spain Yiming Xia; University of College London |
| presented by: Federico Tagliati, Bank of Spain |
| Session 59: Asset Pricing April 7, 2020 13:30 to 15:00 |
| Session Chair: Amangeldi Kenjegaliev, Hull University |
| 1. Microfounding the Fama-MacBeth Regression |
| By Jorge Sabat; Washington University in St Louis |
| presented by: Jorge Sabat, Washington University in St Louis |
| 2. The “In(de-)flated” Value Premium |
| By Yulong Sun; Bocconi University |
| presented by: Yulong Sun, Bocconi University |
| 3. Sentiment about Stock Prices |
| By Li Tang; University of Birmingham Pei Kuang; University of Birmingham |
| presented by: Li Tang, University of Birmingham |
| 4. Use of Yield Curve Spread in Forecasting Sterling-Dollar Exchange Rate |
| By Stephen Hall; Leicester University and Bank of Greece George Tavlas; Bank of Greece Karligash Glass; Loughborough University Amangeldi Kenjegaliev; Hull University |
| presented by: Amangeldi Kenjegaliev, Hull University |
| Session 60: Business Cycles 1 April 7, 2020 13:30 to 15:00 |
| Session Chair: Paola Di Casola, Sveriges Riksbank |
| 1. Macroeconomic Effects of Political Risk Shocks |
| By Sinem Hacioglu Hoke; Bank of England |
| presented by: Sinem Hacioglu Hoke, Bank of England |
| 2. Labour productivity and missing wage growth |
| By Antonio Conti; Banca d'Italia Elisa Guglielminetti; Bank of Italy Marianna Riggi; Banca d'Italia |
| presented by: Elisa Guglielminetti, Bank of Italy |
| 3. The Global Transmission of U.S. Monetary Policy |
| By Riccardo Degasperi; University of Warwick Seokki Hong; University of Warwick Giovanni Ricco; University of Warwick |
| presented by: Giovanni Ricco, University of Warwick |
| 4. Towards technology-news-driven business cycles |
| By Paola Di Casola; Sveriges Riksbank Spyridon Sichlimiris; Sveriges Riksbank |
| presented by: Paola Di Casola, Sveriges Riksbank |
| Session 61: Currency Unions, Trade and Monetary Policy April 7, 2020 13:30 to 15:00 |
| Session Chair: Konstantin Egorov, New Economic School |
| 1. When Do Currency Unions Benefit From Default |
| By Xuan Wang; University of Oxford and Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam |
| presented by: Xuan Wang, University of Oxford and Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam |
| 2. The impact of US monetary policy on Canada and Mexico: the case of PCP vs DCP |
| By Omar Boye; University of Surrey |
| presented by: Omar Boye, University of Surrey |
| 3. The Common Currency Effect on International Trade: Causal Evidence from an Accidental Monetary Union |
| By Roger Vicquéry; London School of Economics |
| presented by: Roger Vicquéry, London School of Economics |
| 4. Optimal Monetary Policy under Dollar Pricing |
| By Konstantin Egorov; New Economic School Dmitry Mukhin; University of Wisconsin |
| presented by: Konstantin Egorov, New Economic School |
| Session 62: Development Economics: Household Decisions and the Labour Market April 7, 2020 13:30 to 15:00 |
| Session Chair: Ana Garcia Hernandez, NOVA SBE and WZB |
| 1. Fatally Wounded: Kingpin Captures and the Mexican Labor Market |
| By Daniel Osuna Gomez |
| presented by: Daniel Osuna Gomez, |
| 2. Colonial Origins and Fertility: Can Market Overcome History? |
| By David Canning; Harvard University Marie Christelle Mabeu; University of Ottawa Roland Pongou; University of Ottawa |
| presented by: Marie Christelle Mabeu, University of Ottawa |
| 3. Political Voice and Pro-Sociality Evidence from a Lab-in-the-Field Experiment in Uganda |
| By Ana Garcia Hernandez; NOVA SBE and WZB |
| presented by: Ana Garcia Hernandez, NOVA SBE and WZB |
| Session 63: Development Economics: Institutions, Human Capital and Politics April 7, 2020 13:30 to 15:00 |
| Session Chair: Prasenjit Banerjee, University of Manchester |
| 1. Family Feud: An Empirical Test of Household Bargaining in India |
| By Savannah Adkins; Clark University |
| presented by: Savannah Adkins, Clark University |
| 2. Institution and development: Experimental evidence of land titling on welfare gains in India |
| By Arjunan Subramanian; University of Glasgow |
| presented by: Arjunan Subramanian, University of Glasgow |
| 3. Varieties of Chinese Dialects and Economic Development |
| By Junbing Zhu; Freie Universtaet Berlin Theocharis Grigoriadis; Free University of Berlin |
| presented by: Junbing Zhu, Freie Universtaet Berlin |
| 4. Politicians and their promises in an uncertain world: Evidence from a lab-in-the-field experiment in India |
| By Prasenjit Banerjee; University of Manchester |
| presented by: Prasenjit Banerjee, University of Manchester |
| Session 64: Economic Geography April 7, 2020 13:30 to 15:00 |
| Session Chair: Astrid Krenz, Durham University |
| 1. Why is the urban wage premium larger for women? |
| By Sabine D'Costa; University of Westminster Almudena Sevilla; UNIVERSITY COLLEGE LONDON, UCL |
| presented by: Sabine D'Costa, University of Westminster |
| 2. What drives the location choice of new manufacturing plants in Germany? |
| By Astrid Krenz; Durham University |
| presented by: Astrid Krenz, Durham University |
| Session 65: Economic Theory: Macro, Finance April 7, 2020 13:30 to 15:00 |
| Session Chair: Andrea Giovannetti, University of Technology Sydney |
| 1. Sustainable Intergenerational Insurance |
| By Francesco Lancia; University of Vienna Alessia Russo; Norwegian Business School BI Tim Worrall; University of Edinburgh |
| presented by: Tim Worrall, University of Edinburgh |
| 2. Information: accumulation and aggregation in prices |
| By Michele Berardi; University of Manchester |
| presented by: Michele Berardi, University of Manchester |
| 3. The Alchemy of Financial Innovation: Securitization, Liquidity and Optimal Monetary Policy |
| By Jungu Yang; The Bank of Korea |
| presented by: Jungu Yang, The Bank of Korea |
| 4. Local Interactions in a Market with Heterogeneous Expectations |
| By Mikhail Anufriev; University of Technology Sydney Andrea Giovannetti; University of Technology Sydney Valentyn Panchenko; University of New South Wales |
| presented by: Andrea Giovannetti, University of Technology Sydney |
| Session 66: Empirical Finance April 7, 2020 13:30 to 15:00 |
| Session Chair: Huichou Huang, City University of Hong Kong |
| 1. An Empirical Investigation of Borrowers' Strategic Choices in Mortgage Termination Options |
| By Lok Man Tong; Shanghai Business School Gianluca Marcato; University of Reading |
| presented by: Lok Man Tong, Shanghai Business School |
| 2. Examining the Sources of Excess Return Predictability: Stochastic Volatility or Market Inefficiency? |
| By Kevin Lansing; Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco Stephen LeRoy; UC Santa Barbara Jun Ma; Northeastern University |
| presented by: Kevin Lansing, Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco |
| 3. Characteristics as Signal Processes: Asset Prices, Carry, and Risk Premia |
| By Huichou Huang; City University of Hong Kong |
| presented by: Huichou Huang, City University of Hong Kong |
| Session 67: Experimental and Behavioural Economics: Applied Behavioural Models April 7, 2020 13:30 to 15:00 |
| Session Chair: Iain Long, Cardiff University |
| 1. Price Inattention: A Revealed Preference Characterisation |
| By Eileen Tipoe; University of Oxford |
| presented by: Eileen Tipoe, University of Oxford |
| 2. Social Influence in Prosocial Behavior: Evidence from a Large-Scale Experiment |
| By Lorenz Goette; University of Bonn Egon Tripodi; European University Institute |
| presented by: Egon Tripodi, European University Institute |
| 3. Behavioural Change and Alcohol-Fuelled Violence: A Field Experiment |
| By Iain Long; Cardiff University Kent Matthews; Cardiff Business School Vaseekaran Sivarajasingam; Cardiff University |
| presented by: Iain Long, Cardiff University |
| Session 68: Financial Econometrics April 7, 2020 13:30 to 15:00 |
| Session Chair: Gustavo Fruet Dias, University of East Anglia |
| 1. Nonparametric estimation of the variance function in a structural break autoregressive model |
| By Yang Zu; University of Nottingham |
| presented by: Yang Zu, University of Nottingham |
| 2. Regularizing the Factor Zoo with OWL: A Correlation-Robust Machine Learning Approach |
| By Chuanping Sun; Queen Mary, University of London |
| presented by: Chuanping Sun, Queen Mary, University of London |
| 3. Attention to Bitcoin |
| By Amirhossein Sadoghi; Rennes School of Business |
| presented by: Amirhossein Sadoghi, Rennes School of Business |
| 4. Price discovery and market microstructure noise |
| By Gustavo Fruet Dias; University of East Anglia Marcelo Fernandes; Escola de Economia de São Paulo - FGV Cristina Scherrer; University of East Anglia |
| presented by: Gustavo Fruet Dias, University of East Anglia |
| Session 69: Gender Differences April 7, 2020 13:30 to 15:00 |
| Session Chair: Erin Hengel, University of Liverpool |
| 1. Television, Children and Gender Inequality: Evidence from a Natural Experiment |
| By Adrian Nieto Castro; LISER |
| presented by: Adrian Nieto Castro, LISER |
| 2. Gendered Responses to Selective Settings: A Small Fish in a Big Pond |
| By Pilar Beneito; Universidad de Valencia and ERICES. |
| presented by: Pilar Beneito, Universidad de Valencia and ERICES. |
| 3. Are Women Doing It For Themselves? Gender Segregation and the Gender Wage Gap |
| By Nikolaos Theodoropoulos; University of Cyprus |
| presented by: Nikolaos Theodoropoulos, University of Cyprus |
| 4. Gender and quality at top economics journals |
| By Erin Hengel; University of Liverpool Eunyoung Moon; University of Liverpool |
| presented by: Erin Hengel, University of Liverpool |
| Session 70: Industrial Organisation: Theory and Evidence April 7, 2020 13:30 to 15:00 |
| Session Chair: Claudio A Piga, Huddersfield University, UK |
| 1. Efficient Collusion with Entry and Cost Uncertainty |
| By Ramakanta Patra; Cardiff Metropolitan University Tadashi Sekiguchi; Kyoto University |
| presented by: Ramakanta Patra, Cardiff Metropolitan University |
| 2. Endogenous Prominence and Maximal Obfuscation |
| By Ioana Chioveanu; University of Nottingham Yiquan Gu; University of Liverpool Tobias Wenzel; University of Sheffield |
| presented by: Ioana Chioveanu, University of Nottingham |
| 3. Exclusive data, price manipulation and market leadership |
| By Yiquan Gu; University of Liverpool Leonardo Madio; Universitè Catholique de Louvain Carlo Reggiani; University of Manchester |
| presented by: Yiquan Gu, University of Liverpool |
| 4. Linking Algorithms to Static and Dynamic pricing: theory and evidence |
| By Claudio A Piga; Huddersfield University, UK Marco Alderighi; Universita' della Valle d'Aosta Alberto Gaggero; University of Pavia |
| presented by: Claudio A Piga, Huddersfield University, UK |
| Session 71: Labour Economics: Minimum Wage April 7, 2020 13:30 to 15:00 |
| Session Chair: Attakrit Leckcivilize, University of Aberdeen |
| 1. The Impact of Minimum Wages on Wages and Employment: Evidence from Greece |
| By Andreas Georgiadis; Brunel University London Ioannis Kaplanis; Athens University of Economics and Business Vassilis Monastiriotis; London School of Economics |
| presented by: Andreas Georgiadis, Brunel University London |
| 2. Does the employment effect of National Minimum Wage vary by non-employment rate? A Regression Discontinuity approach |
| By LEI XU; National Institute of Economic and Social Research YU ZHU; University of Dundee |
| presented by: LEI XU, National Institute of Economic and Social Research |
| 3. The Differential Effect of the Minimum Wage on Employment in Routine Occupation in Thailand |
| By Attakrit Leckcivilize; University of Aberdeen |
| presented by: Attakrit Leckcivilize, University of Aberdeen |
| Session 72: Labour Economics: Wages 1 April 7, 2020 13:30 to 15:00 |
| Session Chair: Golo Henseke, UCL Institute of Education |
| 1. The Anatomy of Labor Cost Adjustment to Demand Shocks: Evidence from Italy [and Germany] |
| By Francesco D'Amuri; Bank of Italy Salvatore Lattanzio; University of Cambridge Benjamin Smith; Federal Trade Commission |
| presented by: Salvatore Lattanzio, University of Cambridge |
| 2. The Zero Hours Contract Wage Penalty, Revisited |
| By egidio farina; Queen's University Belfast Colin Green; NTNU Duncan McVicar; Queen's University |
| presented by: Duncan McVicar, Queen's University |
| 3. The Declining Fortunes of the American Worker |
| By Laura Harvey; University of East Anglia James Rockey; University of Leicester |
| presented by: James Rockey, University of Leicester |
| 4. The rising value of interpersonal job tasks for graduate pay in Europe |
| By Golo Henseke; UCL Institute of Education Francis Green; UCL Institute of Education |
| presented by: Golo Henseke, UCL Institute of Education |
| Session 73: Macroeconomic Growth April 7, 2020 13:30 to 15:00 |
| Session Chair: Ali Sen, University of Essex |
| 1. Long-Term Macroeconomic Effects of Climate Change: A Cross-Country Analysis |
| By Matthew Kahn; Johns Hopkins Kamiar Mohaddes; University of Cambridge Ryan N. C. Ng; University of Cambridge M. Hashem Pesaran; University of Southern California, and Trinity College, Cambridge Mehdi Raissi; International Monetary Fund Jui-Chung Yang; National Tsing Hua University |
| presented by: Kamiar Mohaddes, University of Cambridge |
| 2. Sources of Economic Growth in Models with Non-Renewable Resources |
| By Richard M. H. Suen; University of Leicester |
| presented by: Richard M. H. Suen, University of Leicester |
| 3. Structural Change within the Services Sector, Baumol's Cost Disease, and Cross-Country Productivity Differences |
| By Ali Sen; University of Essex |
| presented by: Ali Sen, University of Essex |
| Session 74: Macroeconomic Policy: Theory and Calibration April 7, 2020 13:30 to 15:00 |
| Session Chair: Demetris Koursaros, Cyprus University of Technology |
| 1. Demonetization as a Payments System Shock under Goods and Financial Market Segmentation: A Short Run Analysis |
| By Parag Waknis; Ambedkar University Delhi |
| presented by: Parag Waknis, Ambedkar University Delhi |
| 2. Inflation and Welfare in a Competitive Search Equilibrium with Asymmetric Information |
| By Lorenzo Carbonari; Università di Roma "Tor Vergata" |
| presented by: Lorenzo Carbonari, Università di Roma |
| 3. Sales and Promotions and the Great Recession Deflation |
| By Demetris Koursaros; Cyprus University of Technology |
| presented by: Demetris Koursaros, Cyprus University of Technology |
| Session 75: Political Economics: Lobbying and Interest Groups April 7, 2020 13:30 to 15:00 |
| Session Chair: Samuel Obeng, University of East Anglia |
| 1. The Cost of Favouritism in Public Procurement |
| By Bruno Baranek; Princeton University Vítězslav Titl; KU Leuven |
| presented by: Vítězslav Titl, KU Leuven |
| 2. Financial policymaking after crises: Public vs. private interests |
| By Orkun Saka; University of Sussex & LSE Nauro Campos Paul De Grauwe; London School of Economics Yuemei Ji; University College London |
| presented by: Orkun Saka, University of Sussex & LSE |
| 3. Rewarding Allegiance: Political Alignment and Fiscal Outcomes in Local Government |
| By Christa Brunnschweiler; University of East Anglia Samuel Obeng; University of East Anglia |
| presented by: Samuel Obeng, University of East Anglia |
| Session 76: Political Economics: Populism and Information April 7, 2020 13:30 to 15:00 |
| Session Chair: Stephen Nolan, University of Manchester |
| 1. Social Effects of the Vote of the Majority: An Experiment on the Brexit-Vote |
| By Fernanda Leite Lopez de Leon; University of Kent |
| presented by: Fernanda Leite Lopez de Leon, University of Kent |
| 2. Radicalism in mass movements: asymmetric information and agenda escalation |
| By Heng Chen; The University of Hong Kong Wing Suen; The University of Hong Kong |
| presented by: Wing Suen, The University of Hong Kong |
| 3. Influential News and Policy-making |
| By Federico Vaccari |
| presented by: Federico Vaccari, |
| 4. Nationalist populism, inequality \& attitudes towards immigration - a model of electoral competition |
| By Stephen Nolan; University of Manchester |
| presented by: Stephen Nolan, University of Manchester |
| Session 77: Public Economics: Analysing Inequality April 7, 2020 13:30 to 15:00 |
| Session Chair: David Miles, Imperial College London |
| 1. Rentier Premium and Wealth Inequality |
| By JANGYOUN LEE; University of Cambridge |
| presented by: JANGYOUN LEE, University of Cambridge |
| 2. A widening global divide? A bipolarization analysis |
| By Florent Bresson; Université Clermont Auvergne Gaston Yalonetzky; University of Leeds |
| presented by: Gaston Yalonetzky, University of Leeds |
| 3. The Half Life of Economic Injustice |
| By David Miles; Imperial College London |
| presented by: David Miles, Imperial College London |
| Session 78: Vocational and Higher Education April 7, 2020 13:30 to 15:00 |
| Session Chair: Johannes Trunzer, Leibniz University Hannover |
| 1. Closing the Gap Between Vocational and General Education? Evidence from University Technical Colleges in England |
| By Stephen Machin; London School of Economics Sandra McNally; University of Surrey Camille Terrier; HEC Lausanne Guglielmo Ventura; London School of Economics |
| presented by: Sandra McNally, University of Surrey |
| 2. Should I Stay or Should I go? Neighbors' Effects on University Enrollment |
| By Andres Fernandez; London School of Economics |
| presented by: Andres Fernandez, London School of Economics |
| 3. Did the Bologna Process Challenge the German Apprenticeship System? Evidence from a Large-Scale Natural Experiment |
| By Stephan Thomsen; Leibniz Universität Hannover Johannes Trunzer; Leibniz University Hannover |
| presented by: Johannes Trunzer, Leibniz University Hannover |
| Session 79: Wellbeing and Health April 7, 2020 13:30 to 15:00 |
| Session Chair: Anne Nolan, ESRI/Trinity College Dublin |
| 1. The Effect of Broadband Internet on the Gender Gap in Mental Health: Evidence from Germany |
| By Marta Golin; University of Oxford |
| presented by: Marta Golin, University of Oxford |
| 2. The Midlife Crisis |
| By Osea Giuntella; University of Pittsburgh Sally McManus; National Centre for Social Research Redzo Mujcic; Warwick Business School Andrew J. Oswald; University of Warwick Nattavudh Powdthavee; Warwick Business School |
| presented by: Andrew J. Oswald, University of Warwick |
| 3. Free GP Care and Psychological Health: Quasi-experimental Evidence from Ireland |
| By Yuanyuan Ma; Zhongnan University of Economics and Law/Trinity College Dublin/IZA Anne Nolan; ESRI/Trinity College Dublin James Smith; Rand Corporation |
| presented by: Anne Nolan, ESRI/Trinity College Dublin |
| Session 80: Inequality: Firms, Labour Markets and Redistribution April 7, 2020 15:30 to 16:45 |
| Discussion of inequalities increasingly defines economic and political debate. Concerns abound that the poor are being left behind by the rich, the young by the old, the regions by the metropolis, the unskilled by the highly educated. The session follows the recent launch of the IFS Deaton Review: Inequality in the 21 st Century https://www.ifs.org.uk/ inequality/ The focus of the review is on recent changes in inequalities and the challenges for social science and for policy. The focus in this session will be on inequalities that arise though work and focus on the role of firms, market power, labour markets and redistribution. Organised by ESRC Centre for the Microeconomic Analysis of Public Policy at IFS. |
| 1. Chair and Introduction to the IFS Deaton Review |
| By Rachel Griffith; University of Manchester |
| presented by: Rachel Griffith, University of Manchester |
| 2. Firms, Market Power and Inequality |
| By John Van Reenen; MIT |
| presented by: John Van Reenen, MIT |
| 3. Labour market inequality |
| By Stephen Machin; London School of Economics |
| presented by: Stephen Machin, London School of Economics |
| 4. Inequality, Redistribution and the Labour Market |
| By Richard Blundell; UCL |
| presented by: Richard Blundell, UCL |
| Session 81: Social Identity and Discrimination April 7, 2020 17:00 to 18:30 |
| Session Chair: Friederike Mengel, University of Essex |
| 1. Irrational statistical discrimination and educational choice |
| By Pol Campos-Mercade; Lund University |
| presented by: Pol Campos-Mercade, Lund University |
| 2. The effect of exposure to ethnic minorities on attitudes towards them: Evidence from the Netherlands |
| By Sigrid Suetens; Tilburg University |
| presented by: Sigrid Suetens, Tilburg University |
| 3. Discrimination on Multiple Social Identities: A Trust Game Experiment in Three Cultures |
| By Swee Hoon Chuah; University of Tasmania Simon Gächter; University of Nottingham Robert Hoffmann; The University of Nottingham Jonathan Tan; The University of Nottingham |
| presented by: Simon Gächter, University of Nottingham |
| Session 82: Populism: Past, Present, Future April 7, 2020 17:00 to 18:30 |
| Session Chair: Alan de Bromhead, Oxford University |
| 1. Political Economy of Populism |
| By Sergei Guriev; Sciences Po, Paris Elias Papaioannou; London Business School |
| presented by: Sergei Guriev, Sciences Po, Paris |
| 2. 3G Internet and Confidence in Government |
| By Sergei Guriev; Sciences Po, Paris Nikita Melnikov; Princeton University Ekaterina Zhuravskaya; Paris School of Economics (EHESS) |
| presented by: Ekaterina Zhuravskaya, Paris School of Economics (EHESS) |
| 3. How Polarised are Citizens? Measuring Ideology from the Ground Up |
| By Mirko Draca; University of Warwick Carlo Schwarz; University of Warwick |
| presented by: Mirko Draca, University of Warwick |
| Session 83: Biodiversity April 7, 2020 17:00 to 18:30 |
| Session Chair: Partha Dasgupta, University of Cambridge |
| 1. Biodiversity: the nature of the crisis and why we need to act |
| By Yvonne Buckley; Trinity College Dublin |
| presented by: Yvonne Buckley, Trinity College Dublin |
| 2. The Economics of Biodiversity – An update on the Dasgupta Review |
| By Emily McKenzie; HM Treasury |
| presented by: Emily McKenzie, HM Treasury |
| 3. Bringing Biodiversity into Cost-Benefit Analysis |
| By Ian Bateman; University of Exeter |
| presented by: Ian Bateman, University of Exeter |
| Session 84: What Should An Economist Know? April 7, 2020 17:00 to 18:30 |
| A scientific paradigm in economics must take a position on what people are like, what are the rules of the game that govern how we interact both with one another and with nature in producing our livelihoods, how we evaluate outcomes, how the rules of the game change, what questions constitute the core inquiries of the discipline, and what principles are used to determine which answers are said to constitute economic knowledge. Knowledge of the paradigm is “what an economist should know”. This session will ask what the economics paradigm should be today. |
| Session Chair: Rachel Griffith, University of Manchester |
| Discussants: 1 Wendy Carlin, University College London 2 John Van Reenen, MIT 3 Kevin O'Rourke, NYU Abu Dhabi |
| Session 85: MMF Special Session – The Economic Impact of Brexit April 7, 2020 17:00 to 18:30 |
| Session Chair: Paul Mizen, University of Nottingham |
| 1. Trade and Worker Deskilling |
| By Rui Costa; CEP LSE Swati Dhingra; London School of Economics Stephen Machin; London School of Economics |
| presented by: Swati Dhingra, London School of Economics |
| 2. The Impact of Brexit on UK Firms |
| By Nicholas Bloom; Stanford University Philip Bunn; Bank of England Scarlet Chen; Stanford University Paul Mizen; University of Nottingham Pawel Smietanka; Bank of England Gregory Thwaites; LSE CfM and WorldRemit |
| presented by: Pawel Smietanka, Bank of England |
| 3. The Global Impact of Brexit Uncertainty |
| By Tarek Hassan; Boston University Stephan Hollander; Tilburg University Ahmed Tahoun; London Business School Laurence van Lent; Frankfurt School of Finance and Management |
| presented by: Stephan Hollander, Tilburg University |
| Session 86: ESCoE-ONS Special Session - Finding the Missing Capitals: Sources of Growth Redefined April 7, 2020 17:00 to 18:30 |
| Session Chair: Jonathan Haskel, Imperial College Business School |
| 1. Carbon accounts for measuring sustainability under globalization |
| By Matthew Agarwala; University of Cambridge |
| presented by: Matthew Agarwala, University of Cambridge |
| Discussant: Joe Grice, Economic Experts Working Group, ONS |
| 2. Measuring the other half: new estimates of intangible investment |
| By Josh Martin; Office for National Statistics |
| presented by: Josh Martin, Office for National Statistics |
| Discussant: Tera Allas, McKinsey & Company |
| 3. Health and Human Capital |
| By Mary O'Mahony; King's College London |
| presented by: Mary O'Mahony, King's College London |
| Discussant: Osama Rahman, Department for Education |
| Session 87: Banking and Financial Regulation April 8, 2020 9:00 to 10:30 |
| Session Chair: Stefan Mayer, University of Augsburg |
| 1. Did Post-Crisis Government Bailouts Reduce Systemic Risk in European Banks? |
| By Sajid M Chaudhry; Aston University Samuel Fosu; De Montfort University Wasim Ahmad; Birmingham Business School Victor Murinde; SOAS University of London |
| presented by: Sajid M Chaudhry, Aston University |
| 2. Is There a Zero Lower Bound? The Effects of Negative Policy Rates on Banks and Firms |
| By Sarah Holton; Central Bank of Ireland |
| presented by: Sarah Holton, Central Bank of Ireland |
| 3. Lighthouse in the Dark: Information in Private Lending |
| By SHASHA LI; Bocconi University |
| presented by: SHASHA LI, Bocconi University |
| 4. Capital Quality Regulation |
| By Stefan Mayer; University of Augsburg |
| presented by: Stefan Mayer, University of Augsburg |
| Session 88: Non-traditional data and machine learning for macroeconomics & policy April 8, 2020 9:00 to 10:30 |
| Session Chair: Edward Hill, Bank of England |
| 1. Structural Estimation of Dynamic Learning Models with Unstructured Data |
| By David Blei; Columbia University Stephen Hansen; Imperial College Business School Andrea Prat; Columbia University Szymon Sacher; Columbia University |
| presented by: Stephen Hansen, Imperial College Business School |
| 2. “Index learning: Using deep neural network to uncover CPI dynamics from the bottom up |
| By Andreas Joseph; Bank of England Eleni Kalamara; King's College London George Kapetanios; King's College London |
| presented by: Andreas Joseph, Bank of England |
| 3. Machine learning methods for modelling default in residential loans |
| By Edward Hill; Bank of England Pelagia Neocleous; Bank of England Patrick Odenwalder; Bank of England Ioannis Papantonis; Bank of England Robert Pittam; Bank of England |
| presented by: Edward Hill, Bank of England |
| Session 89: Business Cycles 2 April 8, 2020 9:00 to 10:30 |
| Session Chair: King Yoong Lim, Nottingham Trent University |
| 1. Measured Productivity with Endogenous Markups and Economic Profits |
| By Anthony Savagar; University of Kent |
| presented by: Anthony Savagar, University of Kent |
| 2. Beyond Pangloss: Financial sector origins of economic excess |
| By Frederic Malherbe; UCL Michael McMahon; University of Oxford |
| presented by: Michael McMahon, University of Oxford |
| 3. Bubble-Driven Business Cycles |
| By Benjamin Larin; University of St.Gallen |
| presented by: Benjamin Larin, University of St.Gallen |
| 4. State-owned Enterprises and Optimal Fiscal Management of Resource Wealth |
| By King Yoong Lim; Nottingham Trent University Shuonan Zhang; The University of Portsmouth |
| presented by: King Yoong Lim, Nottingham Trent University |
| Session 90: Cohort and Panel Data April 8, 2020 9:00 to 10:30 |
| Session Chair: Hanbat Jeong, The Ohio State University |
| 1. Binary Response Dynamic Panel Data Models with Switching Dependence |
| By Eleni Aristodemou; University of Amsterdam |
| presented by: Eleni Aristodemou, University of Amsterdam |
| 2. Canonical Correlation-based Inference for Selecting the Number of Global and Local Factors in a Multilevel Factor Model |
| By In Choi; Sogang University Rui Lin; University of York Yongcheol Shin; Univ of York |
| presented by: Rui Lin, University of York |
| 3. Regression with an Imputed Dependent Variable |
| By Thomas Crossley; European University Institute Peter Levell; Institute for Fiscal Studies Stavros Poupakis; University of Oxford |
| presented by: Peter Levell, Institute for Fiscal Studies |
| 4. Spatial dynamic models with intertemporal optimization: hierarchical agents with multiple choices |
| By Hanbat Jeong; OSU Lung-fei Lee; Ohio State University |
| presented by: Hanbat Jeong, The Ohio State University |
| Session 91: Development Economics: Schooling, Child Labour and Human Capital Accumulation April 8, 2020 9:00 to 10:30 |
| Session Chair: Margaryta Klymak, University of Oxford |
| 1. Assessing the Patterns of Self-selection into High School Drop-out and Graduation: Evidence from South Africa |
| By Godstime Eigbiremolen; University of Kent |
| presented by: Godstime Eigbiremolen, University of Kent |
| 2. Health Capital Provision and Human Capital Accumulation |
| By Leonid Azarnert; National Research University Higher School of Economics |
| presented by: Leonid Azarnert, National Research University Higher School of Economics |
| 3. The Trade Impacts of the Naming and Shaming of Forced and Child Labor |
| By Margaryta Klymak; University of Oxford |
| presented by: Margaryta Klymak, University of Oxford |
| Session 92: Economic Theory: Learning and Reputations April 8, 2020 9:00 to 10:30 |
| Session Chair: Xin Gao, |
| 1. Industrial Espionage under a Time Constraint |
| By Martin Jensen; University of Surrey Maria Kozlovskaya; Aston University Christopher Wallace; University of Manchester |
| presented by: Christopher Wallace, University of Manchester |
| 2. Reputational Cheap Talk vs. Reputational Delegation |
| By Xin Gao |
| presented by: Xin Gao, |
| Session 93: Economics of Healthcare April 8, 2020 9:00 to 10:30 |
| Session Chair: Emilia Barili, University of Milan |
| 1. Patients' response to dynamic incentives: Evidence from a differences-in-regression-discontinuities design |
| By Tobias Klein; Tilburg University Martin Salm; Tilburg University Suraj Upadhyay; Tilburg University |
| presented by: Suraj Upadhyay, Tilburg University |
| 2. Does the framing of patient cost-sharing incentives matter? The effects of deductibles vs. no-claim refunds |
| By Arthur Hayen; Tilburg University Tobias Klein; Tilburg University Martin Salm; Tilburg University |
| presented by: Tobias Klein, Tilburg University |
| 3. Bundled Payments and Appropriate Health Care |
| By Emilia Barili; University of Milan Paola Bertoli; University of Economics, Prague,CERGE-EI Veronica Grembi; University of Milan |
| presented by: Emilia Barili, University of Milan |
| Session 94: Economics of Housing April 8, 2020 9:00 to 10:30 |
| Session Chair: Jan Rouwendal, Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam |
| 1. Changing supply elasticities and regional housing booms |
| By Knut Are Aastveit; Norges Bank Bruno Albuquerque; Bank of England Andre Anundsen; Oslo Metropolitan University |
| presented by: Bruno Albuquerque, Bank of England |
| 2. Forecasting Housing Output with Artificial-Intelligence-Based Big Data Analytics: An Application of Natural Language Processing and Google Trends Analytics |
| By Xuxin Mao; NIESR and LSE |
| presented by: Xuxin Mao, NIESR and LSE |
| 3. Seasonality in the UK Rental Market |
| By Yihui Joy Jia; Swansea University Oleksandr Talavera; University of Birmingham Okan Yilmaz; Swansea University |
| presented by: Okan Yilmaz, Swansea University |
| 4. How durable are buildings? Vintage effects in the price of commercial real estate |
| By Jan Rouwendal; Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam |
| presented by: Jan Rouwendal, Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam |
| Session 95: Human Capital and Assortative Matching April 8, 2020 9:00 to 10:30 |
| Session Chair: Rita Maria del Rio Chanona, University of Oxford |
| 1. Socio-economic background and academic match among post-compulsory education participants |
| By Konstantina Maragkou; University of Sheffield |
| presented by: Konstantina Maragkou, University of Sheffield |
| 2. Parental Investments and Early Childhood Development: Short and Long Run Evidence from India |
| By Saravana Ravindran; University of California, Los Angeles |
| presented by: Saravana Ravindran, University of California, Los Angeles |
| 3. Informality, Family and Taxation: How Joint-Household Behavior Affects the Labor Market |
| By Mariana Odio-Zuniga; Washington University in Saint Louis |
| presented by: Mariana Odio-Zuniga, Washington University in Saint Louis |
| 4. What you do at work matters: New lenses on labour |
| By Penny Mealy; University of Oxford Rita Maria del Rio Chanona; University of Oxford J. Doyne Farmer; Institute for New Economic Thinking at the Oxford Martin School |
| presented by: Rita Maria del Rio Chanona, University of Oxford |
| Session 96: Experimental and Behavioural Economics: Image Concerns and Ideology April 8, 2020 9:00 to 10:30 |
| Session Chair: Roberta Dessi, Toulouse School of Economics |
| 1. Persuasion and justification in the communication of social impact |
| By Manuel Foerster; University of Hamburg Joel van der Weele; University of Amsterdam |
| presented by: Joel van der Weele, University of Amsterdam |
| 2. Public goods and future audiences: acting as role models? |
| By Giuseppe Attanasi; University of Nice Roberta Dessi; Toulouse School of Economics Frederic Moisan; University of Cambridge Donald Robertson; University of Cambridge |
| presented by: Roberta Dessi, Toulouse School of Economics |
| Session 97: Finance and Financial Regulation April 8, 2020 9:00 to 10:30 |
| Session Chair: Ulrike Neyer, Heinrich Heine University Duesseldorf |
| 1. Liquidity and Monetary Transmission: A Quasi-Experimental Approach |
| By Sam Miller; Alan Turing Institute and Warwick Business School Boromeus Wanengkirtyo; Bank of England |
| presented by: Boromeus Wanengkirtyo, Bank of England |
| 2. Predicting bank distress in the UK with machine learning |
| By Joel Suss; London School of Economics |
| presented by: Joel Suss, London School of Economics |
| 3. Determinants of CEOs compensation: LASSO approach |
| By Oleksandr Talavera; University of Birmingham Linh Tran; Swansea University Shuxing Yin; University of Sheffield |
| presented by: Linh Tran, Swansea University |
| 4. Preferential Treatment of Government Bonds in Liquidity Regulation - Implications for Bank Behaviour and Financial Stability |
| By Ulrike Neyer; Heinrich Heine University Duesseldorf André Sterzel; Heinrich Heine University Duesseldorf |
| presented by: Ulrike Neyer, Heinrich Heine University Duesseldorf |
| Session 98: Income Distribution and Inequality April 8, 2020 9:00 to 10:30 |
| Session Chair: Basanta Pradhan, Institute of Economic Growth |
| 1. Technological Change and Skill Demand in Non-Competitive Labor Markets |
| By Attila Lindner; University College London Balazs Murakozy; University of Liverpool Balazs Reizer; MTA KTI Ragnhild Camilla Schreiner; University College London |
| presented by: Balazs Murakozy, University of Liverpool |
| 2. Cognitive Skill Biased Technological Change, Income & Wealth Inequality in the UK |
| By Max Schroder; University of Glasgow |
| presented by: Max Schroder, University of Glasgow |
| 3. Does higher unemployment increase income inequality? Evidence from European labour markets using a discrete choice labour supply model |
| By Dora Tuda; Trinity College Dublin / ESRI |
| presented by: Dora Tuda, Trinity College Dublin / ESRI |
| 4. The Role of Income Distribution in Financing Human Capital Investment |
| By Veerappa Chetty; Boston University Basanta Pradhan; Institute of Economic Growth |
| presented by: Basanta Pradhan, Institute of Economic Growth |
| Session 99: Industrial Organisation: Organisations and Firms - Empirical April 8, 2020 9:00 to 10:30 |
| Session Chair: Christos Genakos, Cambridge Judge Business School |
| 1. Income Shocks, Capital Constraints, and Self-employment: Evidence from Germany |
| By Frederik Thenee |
| presented by: Frederik Thenee, |
| 2. Defining and Measuring the Innovativeness of Firms |
| By Giuliana Battisti; Warwick University |
| presented by: Giuliana Battisti, Warwick University |
| 3. Competition and Pass-Through: Evidence from Isolated Markets |
| By Christos Genakos; Cambridge Judge Business School Mario Pagliero; Università di Torino and Collegio Carlo |
| presented by: Christos Genakos, Cambridge Judge Business School |
| Session 100: International Economics: Exchange Rates April 8, 2020 9:00 to 10:30 |
| Session Chair: Arne Nagengast, Deutsche Bundesbank |
| 1. Towards a new monetary theory of exchange rate determination |
| By Ambrogio Cesa-Bianchi; Bank of England Michael Kumhof; Bank of England Andrej Sokol; European Central Bank and Bank of England Gregory Thwaites; NA |
| presented by: Michael Kumhof, Bank of England |
| 2. Shock dependence of exchange rate pass-through: a comparative analysis of BVARs and DSGEs |
| By Mariarosaria Comunale; Bank of Lithuania |
| presented by: Mariarosaria Comunale, Bank of Lithuania |
| 3. Dynamic pricing and exchange rate pass-through: Evidence from transaction-level data |
| By Arne Nagengast; Deutsche Bundesbank Dirk Bursian; Deutsche Bundesbank Jan-Oliver Menz; Deutsche Bundesbank |
| presented by: Arne Nagengast, Deutsche Bundesbank |
| Session 101: International Economics: International Trade - Theory and Structural Estimation April 8, 2020 9:00 to 10:30 |
| Session Chair: Huan Yang, Lancaster University |
| 1. IO for export(s) |
| By Monika Mrazova; University of Geneva Peter Neary; University of Oxford |
| presented by: Peter Neary, University of Oxford |
| 2. A theory of the network of suppliers |
| By Tuan Luong; De Montfort University |
| presented by: Tuan Luong, De Montfort University |
| 3. Account for Intermediates: Frictional Unemployment and Trade in Value Added |
| By Huan Yang; Lancaster University |
| presented by: Huan Yang, Lancaster University |
| Session 102: Labour Economics: Wages 2 April 8, 2020 9:00 to 10:30 |
| Session Chair: Georg Neuschaeffer, Halle Institute for Economic Research (IWH) |
| 1. Agglomeration and Sorting |
| By Yujiang Chen; University of Cambridge Coen Teulings; Utrecht University |
| presented by: Yujiang Chen, University of Cambridge |
| 2. Imperfect competition on the cathedral floor: Wage determination at St Paul’s Cathedral 1675-1711 |
| By Judy Stephenson; UCL Patrick Wallis; London School of Economics |
| presented by: Judy Stephenson, UCL |
| 3. Does Organised Labour Matter? Labour Market Imperfections and Industrial Relations in Germany |
| By Sabien Dobbelaere; Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam Boris Hirsch; Leuphana University of Lüneburg Steffen Mueller; Halle Institute for Economic Research Georg Neuschaeffer; Halle Institute for Economic Research (IWH) |
| presented by: Georg Neuschaeffer, Halle Institute for Economic Research (IWH) |
| Session 103: Leaders at Work April 8, 2020 9:00 to 10:30 |
| Session Chair: Karol J. Borowiecki, University of Southern Denmark |
| 1. How Common are Bad Bosses? |
| By Benjamin Artz; University of Wisconsin - Oshkosh Amanda Goodall; Cass Business School, City, University of London Andrew J. Oswald; University of Warwick |
| presented by: Amanda Goodall, Cass Business School, City, University of London |
| 2. The Boss is Watching: How Monitoring Decisions Hurt Black Workers |
| By Costas Cavounidis; University of Warwick Kevin Lang; Boston University, NBER and IZA Russell Weinstein; University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign and IZA |
| presented by: Costas Cavounidis, University of Warwick |
| 3. The Transmission of Creativity: Evidence from Western Music, 1450-1920 |
| By Karol J. Borowiecki; University of Southern Denmark |
| presented by: Karol J. Borowiecki, University of Southern Denmark |
| Session 104: Location Choice April 8, 2020 9:00 to 10:30 |
| Session Chair: Matteo Sandi, CEP, LSE |
| 1. Spatial Age Inequality: Evidence from England 1981-2018 |
| By Polly Simpson; Institute for Fiscal Studies |
| presented by: Polly Simpson, Institute for Fiscal Studies |
| 2. Residential exodus from Dublin circa 1900: Municipal annexation and preferences for local government |
| By Silvi Berger; University of East Anglia Franco Mariuzzo; University of East Anglia Peter Ormosi; University of East Anglia |
| presented by: Franco Mariuzzo, University of East Anglia |
| 3. Does Homeownership Reduce Crime? Evidence from the Right-to-Buy in England and Wales |
| By Richard Disney; Sussex University John Gathergood; University of Nottingham Stephen Machin; University College London Matteo Sandi; CEP, LSE |
| presented by: Matteo Sandi, CEP, LSE |
| Session 105: Macro Labour April 8, 2020 9:00 to 10:30 |
| Session Chair: Marius Clemens, German Institute for Economic Research (DIW Berlin) |
| 1. Global Competition, UK Labour Market Adjustment and the Brexit Vote |
| By Francesca Foliano; UCL Rebecca Riley; National Institute of Economic and Social Research |
| presented by: Francesca Foliano, UCL |
| 2. Gender effects of trade liberalization and structural change in China |
| By Feicheng Wang; University of Göttingen |
| presented by: Feicheng Wang, University of Göttingen |
| 3. Quantifying migration cost shocks: Macroeconomic evidence for the UK and Germany |
| By Janine Hart; University of Potsdam Marius Clemens; German Institute for Economic Research (DIW Berlin) |
| presented by: Marius Clemens, German Institute for Economic Research (DIW Berlin) |
| Session 106: Macroeconomic Sectors April 8, 2020 9:00 to 10:30 |
| Session Chair: Kristina Griskeviciene, ISM University and Bank of Lithuania |
| 1. Measuring Uncertainty at the Regional Level Using Newspaper Text |
| By Christopher Rauh; University of Cambridge |
| presented by: Christopher Rauh, University of Cambridge |
| 2. Direct and Network Effects of Idiosyncratic TFP Shocks |
| By Kristina Griskeviciene; ISM University and Bank of Lithuania Anh Nguyen; Bank of Lithuania |
| presented by: Kristina Griskeviciene, ISM University and Bank of Lithuania |
| Session 107: Macroeconomics: Automation, Labour Markets, Inequality April 8, 2020 9:00 to 10:30 |
| Session Chair: Ozlem Onaran, University of Greenwich |
| 1. Looking Ahead at the Effects of Automation in an Economy with Matching Frictions |
| By Luis Guimaraes; Queen's University Belfast Pedro Gil; University of Porto |
| presented by: Luis Guimaraes, Queen's University Belfast |
| 2. Taxing Robots in a Two-Sector Neoclassical Growth Model |
| By Marta Alvaro-Taus; University of Surrey |
| presented by: Marta Alvaro-Taus, University of Surrey |
| 3. A Coordination and Transmission Tale about Labor Market Reforms in Europe |
| By Povilas Lastauskas; CEFER Julius Stakenas; Bank of Lithuania |
| presented by: Povilas Lastauskas, CEFER |
| 4. The effects of gender inequality, wages, wealth concentration and fiscal policy on macroeconomic performance in the UK |
| By Ozlem Onaran; University of Greenwich Cem Oyvat; University of Greenwich Eurydice Fotopoulou |
| presented by: Ozlem Onaran, University of Greenwich |
| Session 108: Public Economics with Structural Estimation April 8, 2020 9:00 to 10:30 |
| Session Chair: Shiv Dixit, Indian School of Business |
| 1. The design of optimal admission policies to higher education |
| By Pedro Luis Silva; University of Nottingham and CiPES |
| presented by: Pedro Luis Silva, University of Nottingham and CiPES |
| 2. The Role of Information in Explaining the Lack of Welfare-Induced Migration |
| By Jeremy McCauley; University of Bristol |
| presented by: Jeremy McCauley, University of Bristol |
| 3. Contract Enforcement and Preventive Healthcare: Theory and Evidence |
| By Shiv Dixit; Indian School of Business |
| presented by: Shiv Dixit, Indian School of Business |
| Session 109: Hahn Lecture by Professor Kevin O'Rourke April 8, 2020 11:00 to 12:15 |
| Session Chair: Rachel Griffith, University of Manchester |
| Session 110: Women’s Committee Special Session: Discover Economics – a campaign April 8, 2020 12:15 to 13:30 |
| Sarah Smith, (former) chair of the RES women’s committee and co-chair of the Discover Economics campaign and Arun Advani, co-chair of the Discover Economics campaign, will talk about the need to promote diversity among economics students and will introduce Discover Economics, a campaign targeted at 15-17 year olds to provide more information and opportunities to learn about studying economics at university. |
| Discussants: 1 Sarah Smith, University of Bristol 2 Arun Advani, University of Warwick |
| Session 111: Heterogenous Agents April 8, 2020 13:30 to 15:00 |
| Session Chair: Fergus Cumming, Bank of England |
| 1. The distributional effects of peer and aspirational pressure |
| By Konstantinos Angelopoulos; University of Glasgow Spyridon Lazarakis; University of Glasgow Jim Malley; University of Glasgow |
| presented by: Spyridon Lazarakis, University of Glasgow |
| 2. Towards HANK: Investigating Labour and Credit Market Interactions in a New Keynesian Economy |
| By Matthew McKernan; University of Oxford |
| presented by: Matthew McKernan, University of Oxford |
| 3. The Role of Borrowing Constraints in the Transmission of Monetary Policy |
| By Fergus Cumming; Bank of England Paul Hubert; Sciences Po - OFCE |
| presented by: Fergus Cumming, Bank of England |
| Session 112: Behavioural Finance April 8, 2020 13:30 to 15:00 |
| Session Chair: Ge Gao, University of Birmingham |
| 1. Is monetary policy gender neutral? Evidence from the stock market |
| By Caterina Forti Grazzini; ECB Chi Hyun Kim; German Institute for Economic Research (DIW Berlin) |
| presented by: Chi Hyun Kim, German Institute for Economic Research (DIW Berlin) |
| 2. Does Social Media Attention Affect Investors’ Trading Behaviours? |
| By Junhong Yang; The University of Sheffield Mustabsar Awais; The University of Sheffield |
| presented by: Mustabsar Awais, The University of Sheffield |
| 3. Herding Behaviour in P2P Lending Markets |
| By Mustafa Caglayan; Heriot-Watt University Oleksandr Talavera; University of Birmingham Wei Zhang; Tianjin University |
| presented by: Oleksandr Talavera, University of Birmingham |
| 4. Expert Imitation in P2P Markets |
| By Ge Gao; University of Birmingham Mustafa Caglayan; Heriot Watt University Yuelei Li; Tianjin University Oleksandr Talavera; University of Birmingham |
| presented by: Ge Gao, University of Birmingham |
| Session 113: Consumption and Investment April 8, 2020 13:30 to 15:00 |
| Session Chair: Thijs van Rens, University of Warwick |
| 1. Forecast ability, management efficiency and firm performance: New insights from the Management and Expectations Survey |
| By Tatsuro Senga; Queen Mary University of London |
| presented by: Tatsuro Senga, Queen Mary University of London |
| 2. Job Risk, Separation Shocks and Household Asset Allocation |
| By Kieran Larkin; UCL |
| presented by: Kieran Larkin, UCL |
| 3. Household Taxation and Intra-household Redistributions of Consumption in a Limited Commitment Household model |
| By Luca Rondina; University of Surrey |
| presented by: Luca Rondina, University of Surrey |
| 4. Delayed Adjustment and Persistence in Macroeconomic Models |
| By Thijs van Rens; University of Warwick Marija Vukotic; University of Warwick |
| presented by: Thijs van Rens, University of Warwick |
| Session 114: Economics of Pollution April 8, 2020 13:30 to 15:00 |
| Session Chair: Corrado Di Maria, University of East Anglia |
| 1. Is There a Link Between Air Pollution and Impaired Memory? Evidence on 34,000 English Citizens |
| By Andrew Oswald; Warwick University |
| presented by: Andrew Oswald, Warwick University |
| 2. Firm Behavior and Pollution in Small Geographies |
| By Dakshina De Silva; Lancaster University Robert McComb; Texas Tech University Anita Schiller; Lancaster University Aurelie Slechten; Lancaster University |
| presented by: Anita Schiller, Lancaster University |
| 3. Electoral Incentives and Firm Behavior: Evidence from U.S. Power Plant Pollution Abatement |
| By Corrado Di Maria; University of East Anglia Emiliya Lazarova; University of East Anglia |
| presented by: Corrado Di Maria, University of East Anglia |
| Session 115: Empirics of Social Interactions April 8, 2020 13:30 to 15:00 |
| Session Chair: Tho Pham, University of Reading |
| 1. Female Quotas, Interlocking and Spill-Over Effects |
| By Alessio Bongiovanni; University of Turin Paola De Vincentiis; Università di Torino Alessandra Guariglia; University of Birmingham Eleonora Isaia; Università di Torino mariacristina Rossi |
| presented by: Alessandra Guariglia, University of Birmingham |
| 2. Who influences young immigrants? |
| By Pascal Achard; European University Institute |
| presented by: Pascal Achard, European University Institute |
| 3. Testing Predictions in Weighted Networks with the Dirichlet Covariate Model |
| By Sebastian Cortes-Corrales; University of Cambridge David Rojo Arjona; Chapman University |
| presented by: Sebastian Cortes-Corrales, University of Cambridge |
| 4. CONFERENCE PRESENTATIONS AND ACADEMIC PUBLISHING |
| By Yuriy Gorodnichenko; University of California Berkeley Tho Pham; University of Reading Oleksandr Talavera; University of Birmingham |
| presented by: Tho Pham, University of Reading |
| Session 116: Experimental and Behavioural Economics: Gender, Fairness and Household Decisions April 8, 2020 13:30 to 15:00 |
| Session Chair: Priyanka Kothari, |
| 1. Cooperation between Spouses: Do Unconditionally Cooperative People Select into Love Matched Marriages in Pakistan? |
| By Uzma Afzal; University of Nottingham Abigail Barr; University of Nottingham Daniele Nosenzo; University of Nottingham |
| presented by: Uzma Afzal, University of Nottingham |
| 2. DIY or ask someone nice?: Nudging against gender stereotypes in helping behaviour |
| By Steven Bosworth; University of Reading Sophie Clot; University of Reading Marina Della Giusta; University of Reading Marina Della Giusta; University of Reading |
| presented by: Steven Bosworth, University of Reading |
| 3. Fairness is flexible: A study of competing focal points |
| By Subrato Banerjee; Queensland University of Technology Priyanka Kothari Prabal Roy Chowdhury; Indian Statistical Institute, Delhi |
| presented by: Priyanka Kothari, |
| Session 117: Health Economics April 8, 2020 13:30 to 15:00 |
| Session Chair: Anikó Bíró, Centre for Economic and Regional Studies |
| 1. Is physician assisted suicide a substitute for unregulated suicide? |
| By Sourafel Girma; Nottingham University David Paton; Nottingham University Business School |
| presented by: David Paton, Nottingham University Business School |
| 2. Vaccines at Work |
| By Manuel Hoffmann; Texas A&M University |
| presented by: Manuel Hoffmann, Texas A&M University |
| 3. The impact of the Hungarian unhealthy food tax on sweet food producers and household spending |
| By Anikó Bíró; Centre for Economic and Regional Studies |
| presented by: Anikó Bíró, Centre for Economic and Regional Studies |
| Session 118: Industrial Organisation: Regulation April 8, 2020 13:30 to 15:00 |
| Session Chair: Jacob Seifert, University of Leicester |
| 1. The effects of shop opening hours deregulation: Evidence from Italy |
| By Lucia Rizzica; Bank of Italy Giacomo Roma; Banca d'Italia Gabriele Rovigatti; Bank of Italy |
| presented by: Lucia Rizzica, Bank of Italy |
| 2. Regulatory intervention in consumer financial markets: the case of credit cards |
| By Manolis Galenianos; Royal Holloway, University of London |
| presented by: Manolis Galenianos, Royal Holloway, University of London |
| 3. Much ado about nothing? Online platform price parity clauses and the EU Booking.com case |
| By Andrea Mantovani; University of Bologna Claudio A Piga; Huddersfield University, UK Carlo Reggiani; University of Manchester |
| presented by: Andrea Mantovani, University of Bologna |
| 4. Co-ordinating Data Privacy and Cybersecurity Regulations |
| By Wing Man Wynne Lam; University of East Anglia Jacob Seifert; University of Leicester |
| presented by: Jacob Seifert, University of Leicester |
| Session 119: International Business Cycles April 8, 2020 13:30 to 15:00 |
| Session Chair: Jan-Philipp Dueber, University of Kent |
| 1. International business cycles: Information matters |
| By Eleni Iliopulos; Evry university Erica Perego; CEPII Thepthida Sopraseuth; THEMA, University of Cergy-Pontoise |
| presented by: Erica Perego, CEPII |
| 2. International information flows, sentiments and cross-country business cycle fluctuations |
| By Michał Brzoza-Brzezina; Narodowy Bank Polski Jacek Kotłowski; Narodowy Bank Polski Grzegorz Wesołowski; Narodowy Bank Polski |
| presented by: Grzegorz Wesołowski, Narodowy Bank Polski |
| 3. Countercyclical Risk Aversion and International Business Cycles |
| By Jan-Philipp Dueber; University of Kent |
| presented by: Jan-Philipp Dueber, University of Kent |
| Session 120: International Economics: Foreign Direct Investment April 8, 2020 13:30 to 15:00 |
| Session Chair: Tiago Loncan, University of Strathclyde |
| 1. Malaria and Chinese Economic Activities in Africa |
| By Matteo Cervellati; University of Bologna Elena Esposito; University of Lausanne Uwe Sunde; University of Munich (LMU) Song Yuan; The University of Warwick |
| presented by: Song Yuan, The University of Warwick |
| 2. Patent Protection, Innovation, and Technology Transfer in a Schumpeterian Economy |
| By Yibai Yang; University of Macau |
| presented by: Yibai Yang, University of Macau |
| 3. Product Market Competition and FDI location decisions |
| By Tiago Loncan; University of Strathclyde |
| presented by: Tiago Loncan, University of Strathclyde |
| Session 121: Labour Economics: Labour Supply April 8, 2020 13:30 to 15:00 |
| Session Chair: Tom Waters, Institute for Fiscal Studies |
| 1. Working for nothing: personality, time allocation and earnings in the UK. |
| By Marina Della Giusta; University of Reading Sarah Jewell; University of Reading |
| presented by: Marina Della Giusta, University of Reading |
| 2. Stay a Little Longer ? Teacher Turnover, Seniority and Quality in French Disadvantaged Schools |
| By Asma Benhenda; University College London |
| presented by: Asma Benhenda, University College London |
| 3. Family labour supply and the tax and benefit system: the impact of Universal Credit |
| By Tom Waters; Institute for Fiscal Studies |
| presented by: Tom Waters, Institute for Fiscal Studies |
| Session 122: Labour Economics: Returns to Education April 8, 2020 13:30 to 15:00 |
| Session Chair: Katharina Werner, Ifo Institute, Munich |
| 1. Parental Love Is Not Blind: Identifying Selection into Early School Start |
| By Ainoa Aparicio Fenoll; University of Turin and Collegio Carlo Alberto Nadia Campaniello; University of Essex Ignacio Monzon; Collegio Carlo Alberto |
| presented by: Nadia Campaniello, University of Essex |
| 2. Fear of math or better friends? Beliefs, background and admission discontinuity |
| By Velichka Dimitrova; University of Warwick |
| presented by: Velichka Dimitrova, University of Warwick |
| 3. The labour market returns for ‘first in family’ graduates |
| By Anna Adamecz-Volgyi; UCL Morag Henderson; UCL Institute of Education) Nikki Shure; University College London Institute of Education |
| presented by: Nikki Shure, University College London Institute of Education |
| 4. Vocational High School: The Best of Two Worlds |
| By Mette Thorsager; Aarhus University Katharina Werner; Ifo Institute, Munich |
| presented by: Katharina Werner, Ifo Institute, Munich |
| Session 123: Migration and Income Distribution April 8, 2020 13:30 to 15:00 |
| Session Chair: Ludovica Giua, DG Joint Research Centre, European Commission |
| 1. The Immigrant-Native Wage Gap in Germany Revisited |
| By Kai Ingwersen; Leibniz University Hannover Stephan Thomsen; Leibniz Universität Hannover |
| presented by: Kai Ingwersen, Leibniz University Hannover |
| 2. The Income Differential Between Migrant and Native Workers in Australia: A Decomposition Approach |
| By Sabrina Tabassum; University of Melbourne |
| presented by: Sabrina Tabassum, University of Melbourne |
| 3. Importing Inequality |
| By Arun Advani; University of Warwick |
| presented by: Arun Advani, University of Warwick |
| 4. Be Like Thy Neighbour? Length of Stay and Economic Assimilation of Immigrants |
| By Ludovica Giua; DG Joint Research Centre, European Commission |
| presented by: Ludovica Giua, DG Joint Research Centre, European Commission |
| Session 124: Political Economics: Inequality and Redistribution April 8, 2020 13:30 to 15:00 |
| Session Chair: Clemens Hetschko, University of Leeds |
| 1. Inequality and the Size of Government |
| By Weijie Luo; Central University of Finance and Economics Andrew Pickering; University of York Paulo Santos Monteiro; University of York |
| presented by: Weijie Luo, Central University of Finance and Economics |
| 2. Segmentation or convergence in European household income distributions: New tools for analyzing multilateral differentness in collections of distributions |
| By Gordon Anderson; University of Toronto Oliver Linton; University of Cambridge maria grazia pittau; sapienza università di roma Roberto Zelli; Department of Statistical Sciences |
| presented by: Gordon Anderson, University of Toronto |
| 3. Out of the darkness: Re-allocation of confiscated real estate mafia assets |
| By Filippo Boeri; London School of Economics Marco Di Cataldo; London School of Economics Elisabetta Pietrostefani; London School of Economics |
| presented by: Filippo Boeri, London School of Economics |
| 4. Globalization, Impatience and Up-Front Redistribution |
| By Clemens Hetschko; University of Leeds |
| presented by: Clemens Hetschko, University of Leeds |
| Session 125: Political Economics: Voting and Immigration April 8, 2020 13:30 to 15:00 |
| Session Chair: Gloria Gennaro, Bocconi University |
| 1. PERCEIVED IMMIGRATION AND VOTING BEHAVIOR |
| By Davide Bellucci; University of Turin Pierluigi Conzo; University of Turin & Collegio Carlo Alberto & Bocconi University Roberto Zotti; University of Torino |
| presented by: Pierluigi Conzo, University of Turin & Collegio Carlo Alberto & Bocconi University |
| 2. The electoral tipping point |
| By Matteo Gamalerio; Institut d'Economia de Barcelona (IEB), University of Barcelona Massimo Bordignon; Università Cattolica del Sacro Cuore, M Edoardo Slerca; Università della Svizzera Italiana Gilberto Turati; Catholic University |
| presented by: Matteo Gamalerio, Institut d'Economia de Barcelona (IEB), University of Barcelona |
| 3. Protest voting in the laboratory |
| By Philippos Louis; University of Cyprus Orestis Troumpounis; University of Padova & Lancaster University Nikolas Tsakas; University of Cyprus Dimitrios Xefteris; University of Cyprus |
| presented by: Orestis Troumpounis, University of Padova & Lancaster University |
| 4. Banlieue at the ballot box: A Natural Experiment on Immigration and Political Outcomes |
| By Gloria Gennaro; Bocconi University |
| presented by: Gloria Gennaro, Bocconi University |
| Session 126: Rational Expectations April 8, 2020 13:30 to 15:00 |
| Session Chair: Pei Kuang, University of Birmingham |
| 1. Experience-Based Heterogeneity in Expectations and Monetary Policy |
| By Florian Wicknig; University of Cologne Lucas Radke; University of Cologne |
| presented by: Florian Wicknig, University of Cologne |
| 2. Inflation Expectations and Nonlinearities in the Phillips Curve |
| By Alexander Doser; Northwestern University Ricardo Nunes; University of Surrey Nikhil Rao; University of Michigan Viacheslav Sheremirov; Federal Reserve Bank of Boston |
| presented by: Ricardo Nunes, University of Surrey |
| 3. Rational Inattention, Financial Friction and Monetary Non-neutrality |
| By Zijian Wang; Bocconi University |
| presented by: Zijian Wang, Bocconi University |
| 4. New Tests of Expectation Formation with Applications to Asset Pricing Models |
| By Pei Kuang; University of Birmingham |
| presented by: Pei Kuang, University of Birmingham |
| Session 127: School Performance 2 April 8, 2020 13:30 to 15:00 |
| Session Chair: Joana Elisa Maldonado, KU Leuven |
| 1. The Effects of Pay Decentralisation on Teachers' Pay and Teacher Retention |
| By Jake Anders; UCL Institute of Education Alex Bryson; UCL Hedvig Horvath; University College London Bilal Nasim; UCL |
| presented by: Hedvig Horvath, University College London |
| 2. Parental Response to School Quality Ratings: Evidence From a Nationwide School Choice System |
| By Ellen Greaves; University of Bristol Iftikhar Hussain; Sussex University |
| presented by: Ellen Greaves, University of Bristol |
| 3. The Effect of the Language of Instruction on Academic Performance |
| By Mirco Tonin; Free University of Bozen-Bolzano |
| presented by: Mirco Tonin, Free University of Bozen-Bolzano |
| 4. The Effects of Parental Involvement in Homework - Two Randomised Controlled Trials in Financial Education |
| By Joana Elisa Maldonado; KU Leuven Kristof De Witte; KU Leuven Koen Declercq; KU Leuven |
| presented by: Joana Elisa Maldonado, KU Leuven |
| Session 128: Schooling, Benefits and the Labour Market April 8, 2020 13:30 to 15:00 |
| Session Chair: Vincenzo Scrutinio, University of Bologna, IZA, LSE |
| 1. Starting late or starting early: the effect of relative cohort age for academic achievements, labor market outcomes and family formation |
| By Simon ter Meulen; University of Amsterdam |
| presented by: Simon ter Meulen, University of Amsterdam |
| 2. Individualism, Human Capital Formation, and Labor Market Outcomes – International Evidence from an Adult Skill Assessment |
| By Katharina Hartinger; Katholische Universität Eichstätt-Ingolstadt Sven Resnjanskij; ifo Institute Jens Ruhose; Leibniz Universität Hannover Simon Wiederhold; Katholische Universität Eichstätt-Ingo |
| presented by: Sven Resnjanskij, ifo Institute |
| 3. For a few more Euros: An RDD analysis of unemployment benefits generosity |
| By Anna D'Ambrosio; Politecnico di Torino Vincenzo Scrutinio; University of Bologna, IZA, LSE |
| presented by: Vincenzo Scrutinio, University of Bologna, IZA, LSE |
| Session 129: Economic Analysis of Energy and Climate Policy April 8, 2020 15:30 to 17:00 |
| Session Chair: Michael Pollitt, University of Cambridge |
| 1. The Cost of Trade Distortion: Britain's Carbon Price Support and Cross-border Electricity Trade |
| By Bowei Guo; University of Cambridge David Newbery; UNIVERSITY OF CAMBRIDGE |
| presented by: Bowei Guo, University of Cambridge |
| 2. The productivity puzzle in electricity, gas and water sectors: evidence from 6 countries |
| By Karim Anaya; University of Cambridge Michael Pollitt; University of Cambridge |
| presented by: Karim Anaya, University of Cambridge |
| 3. Pass-through, profits and the political economy of regulation |
| By Felix Grey; University of Cambridge Robert Ritz; University of Cambridge |
| presented by: Robert Ritz, University of Cambridge |
| Session 130: Human Capital and Public Policy April 8, 2020 15:30 to 17:00 |
| Session Chair: Sarah Cattan, Institute for Fiscal Studies |
| 1. A unified welfare analysis of government policies |
| By Nathaniel Hendren; Harvard and NBER Benjamin Sprung-Keyser; Harvard University |
| presented by: Benjamin Sprung-Keyser, Harvard University |
| 2. Evaluation of Post-Compulsory Education Pathways and Labour Market outcomes |
| By Andrew Dickerson; University of Sheffield Emily McDool; The University of Sheffield Damon Morris; University of Sheffield |
| presented by: Andrew Dickerson, University of Sheffield |
| 3. The health effects of Sure Start |
| By Sarah Cattan; Institute for Fiscal Studies Gabriella Conti; University College London Christine Farquharson; Institute for Fiscal Studies Rita Ginja; University of Bergen |
| presented by: Sarah Cattan, Institute for Fiscal Studies |
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| Discussant: Tom Pybus, HM Treasury |
| Session 131: Mainstreaming heterodoxy? Is the distinction between 'mainstream' and 'heterodox' economics breaking down? Should it? Can it? April 8, 2020 15:30 to 17:00 |
| In recent years ‘mainstream’ economics, particularly macroeconomics, has come under renewed challenge from a range of ‘heterodox’ schools – such as post-Keynesian, institutionalist, evolutionary, complexity, feminist, ecological and behavioural economics. This session will discuss how far the distinctions between ‘mainstream’ and ‘heterodox’ are useful. What is ‘mainstream’ economics anyway? How far can it incorporate heterodox critiques? If heterodox economists provide better explanatory theories, shouldn’t they become ‘mainstream’? Why haven’t they? |
| Session Chair: Michael Jacobs, Sheffield Political Economy Research Institute, University of Sheffield |
| Discussants: 1 Carolina Alves, University of Cambridge 2 Wendy Carlin, University College London 3 Stephen Machin, London School of Economics 4 Jo Michell, University of the West of England |
| Session 132: Motivated Reasoning April 8, 2020 15:30 to 17:00 |
| Session Chair: Friederike Mengel, University of Essex |
| 1. Reasoning about Others' Reasoning |
| By Larbi Alaoui; University of Pompeu Fabra Katharina Janezic; Universitat Pompeu Fabra Antonio Penta; Universitat Pompeu Fabra |
| presented by: Larbi Alaoui, University of Pompeu Fabra |
| 2. Self-Persuasion: Evidence from Field Experiments at Two International Debating Competitions |
| By Peter Schwardmann; University of Munich (LMU) Egon Tripodi; European University Institute Joel van der Weele; University of Amsterdam |
| presented by: Joel van der Weele, University of Amsterdam |
| 3. Beliefs about Affirmative Action and Discrimination |
| By Ahrash Dianat; University of Essex Friederike Mengel; University of Essex Simon Weidenholzer; University of Essex |
| presented by: Friederike Mengel, University of Essex |
| # | Participant | Roles in Conference |
|---|---|---|
| 2 | Abubakar, Attahir | P26, C26 |
| 3 | Achard, Pascal | P115 |
| 4 | Adkins, Savannah | P63 |
| 5 | Advani, Arun | D110, P123 |
| 6 | Afzal, Uzma | P116 |
| 7 | Agarwala, Matthew | P86 |
| 8 | Aguirregabiria, Victor | P31 |
| 9 | Ahrens, Steffen | P11 |
| 10 | Ajzenman, Nicolas | P11 |
| 11 | Alaoui, Larbi | P132 |
| 12 | Albuquerque, Bruno | P94 |
| 13 | Allas, Tera | D86 |
| 14 | Alvaro-Taus, Marta | P107 |
| 15 | Alves, Carolina | D131 |
| 16 | Amess, Kevin | P39 |
| 17 | Anaya, Karim | P129 |
| 18 | Anderson, Gordon | P124 |
| 19 | Aniket, Kumar | P38 |
| 20 | Animashaun, Jubril | P10 |
| 21 | Aristodemou, Eleni | P90 |
| 22 | Armand, Alex | P6, C6 |
| 23 | Awais, Mustabsar | P112 |
| 24 | Azarnert, Leonid | P91 |
| 25 | Azevedo, Rafael | P37, C37 |
| 26 | Baechli, Mirjam | P53 |
| 27 | Bancalari, Antonella | P5 |
| 28 | Banerjee, Prasenjit | P63, C63 |
| 29 | Barcelo, Cristina | P9, C9 |
| 30 | Barili, Emilia | P93, C93 |
| 31 | Bastaki, Khaled | P4 |
| 32 | Bateman, Ian | P83 |
| 33 | Battisti, Giuliana | P99 |
| 34 | Bíró, Anikó | P117, C117 |
| 35 | Bender, Keith | D33 |
| 36 | Beneito, Pilar | P54, P69 |
| 37 | Benhenda, Asma | P121 |
| 38 | Bentzen, Jeanet | P32 |
| 39 | Berardi, Michele | P65 |
| 40 | Bindler, Anna | P4 |
| 41 | Blundell, Richard | P80 |
| 42 | Blundell, Jack | P18 |
| 43 | Boeri, Filippo | P124 |
| 44 | Borowiecki, Karol J. | P103, C103 |
| 45 | Bosworth, Steven | P116 |
| 46 | Boye, Omar | P61 |
| 47 | Brey, Björn | P7 |
| 48 | Brown, Caitlin | P6 |
| 49 | Bryce, Andrew | P14, C14 |
| 50 | Buckley, Yvonne | P83 |
| 51 | Burdin, Gabriel | P15 |
| 52 | Camarero Garcia, Sebastian | P51, C51 |
| 53 | Campaniello, Nadia | P122 |
| 54 | Campos-Mercade, Pol | P81 |
| 55 | Carbonari, Lorenzo | P74 |
| 56 | Carlin, Wendy | D84, D131 |
| 57 | Carr, Joel | P4 |
| 58 | Carrino, Ludovico | P54, C54 |
| 59 | Cattan, Sarah | P130, C130 |
| 60 | Cavounidis, Costas | P103 |
| 61 | Chaudhry, Sajid M | P87 |
| 62 | Chen, Yujiang | P102 |
| 63 | Chen, Joy | P56 |
| 64 | CHEN, Jiaying | P37 |
| 65 | Chioveanu, Ioana | P70 |
| 66 | Clark, Simon | P41, C41 |
| 67 | Clemens, Marius | P105, C105 |
| 68 | Clifton-Sprigg, Joanna | P22 |
| 69 | Coenen, Günter | P28 |
| 70 | Colvin, Christopher | P40 |
| 71 | Comunale, Mariarosaria | P100 |
| 72 | Conzo, Pierluigi | P125 |
| 73 | Cortes-Corrales, Sebastian | P115 |
| 74 | Cremer, Jacques | D2, P41 |
| 75 | Cumming, Fergus | P111, C111 |
| 76 | D'Costa, Sabine | P64 |
| 77 | Dannemann, Bernhard | P57 |
| 78 | Dasgupta, Partha | C83 |
| 79 | de Bromhead, Alan | C82 |
| 80 | Del Bono, Emilia | P53, C53 |
| 81 | del Rio Chanona, Rita Maria | P95, C95 |
| 82 | Della Giusta, Marina | P121 |
| 83 | Dessi, Roberta | P96, C96 |
| 84 | Dhingra, Swati | P85 |
| 85 | Di Casola, Paola | P60, C60 |
| 86 | Di Maria, Corrado | P114, C114 |
| 87 | Dickerson, Andrew | P130 |
| 88 | Dimitrova, Velichka | P122 |
| 89 | DiTraglia, Francis | P24 |
| 90 | Dixit, Shiv | P108, C108 |
| 91 | Dobbelaere, Sabien | P34 |
| 92 | Dorsett, Richard | P58 |
| 93 | Douch, Mustapha | P50, C50 |
| 94 | Downey, Mitch | P56 |
| 95 | Draca, Mirko | C1, P82 |
| 96 | Dueber, Jan-Philipp | P119, C119 |
| 97 | Dunne, Peter | P12, C12 |
| 98 | Dutta, Shrestha | P39, C39 |
| 99 | Egorov, Konstantin | P61, C61 |
| 100 | Eigbiremolen, Godstime | P91 |
| 101 | Enilov, Martin | P34 |
| 102 | Ettmeier, Stephanie | P13 |
| 103 | Farrell, Niall | C30 |
| 104 | Fernandes, Filipa | P36 |
| 105 | Fernandez, Andres | P78 |
| 106 | Ferreira, Alex | P34 |
| 107 | Fletcher, Amelia | C2, P16 |
| 108 | Fliers, Philip | P3 |
| 109 | Flueckiger, Matthias | P40 |
| 110 | Foliano, Francesca | P105 |
| 111 | Forster, Martin | P26 |
| 112 | Franke, Richard | P7 |
| 113 | Freriks, Roel | P57, C57 |
| 114 | Fruet Dias, Gustavo | P68, C68 |
| 115 | Galenianos, Manolis | P118 |
| 116 | Gall, Thomas | P8 |
| 117 | Gamalerio, Matteo | P125 |
| 118 | Gao, Ge | P112, C112 |
| 119 | Gao, Xin | P92, C92 |
| 120 | Garabedian, Garo | P52 |
| 121 | Garcia Hernandez, Ana | P62, C62 |
| 122 | Garcia-Vega, Maria | P48 |
| 123 | Gächter, Simon | P81 |
| 124 | Gebauer, Stefan | P52, C52 |
| 125 | Genakos, Christos | P99, C99 |
| 126 | Gennaro, Gloria | P125, C125 |
| 127 | Georgiadis, Andreas | P71 |
| 128 | Gibson, John | P5 |
| 129 | Giovannetti, Andrea | P65, C65 |
| 130 | Giua, Ludovica | P123, C123 |
| 131 | Goel, Srishti | P6 |
| 132 | Golin, Marta | P79 |
| 133 | Goncharenko, Vasiliy | P8 |
| 134 | Goodall, Amanda | P103 |
| 135 | Greaves, Ellen | P127 |
| 136 | Green, Colin | D33, C33 |
| 137 | Grice, Joe | D86 |
| 138 | Griffith, Rachel | P80, C84, C109 |
| 139 | Griskeviciene, Kristina | P106, C106 |
| 140 | Gu, Yiquan | P70 |
| 141 | Guariglia, Alessandra | P115 |
| 142 | Guglielminetti, Elisa | P60 |
| 143 | Guimaraes, Luis | P107 |
| 144 | Guo, Bowei | P129 |
| 145 | Guriev, Sergei | P82 |
| 146 | Hacioglu Hoke, Sinem | P60 |
| 147 | Han, Lu | P50 |
| 148 | Hansen, Stephen | P88 |
| 149 | Harvey, Laura | P18 |
| 150 | Haskel, Jonathan | C86 |
| 151 | Häusinger, Benjamin | P8 |
| 152 | Hengel, Erin | P69, C69 |
| 153 | Henseke, Golo | P72, C72 |
| 154 | Hentall MacCuish, Jamie | P55 |
| 155 | Herman, Uros | P23, C23 |
| 156 | Hetschko, Clemens | P124, C124 |
| 157 | Hill, Edward | P88, C88 |
| 158 | Ho, Christine | P46, C46 |
| 159 | Hoffmann, Manuel | P117 |
| 160 | Hollander, Stephan | P85 |
| 161 | Holton, Sarah | P87 |
| 162 | Horvath, Hedvig | P127 |
| 163 | Huang, Huichou | P66, C66 |
| 164 | Huber, Christoph | P43 |
| 165 | Ingwersen, Kai | P123 |
| 166 | Iranzo, Susana | P54 |
| 167 | Iyer, Sriya | P32, C32 |
| 168 | Jacobs, Michael | C131 |
| 169 | Jagelka, Tomas | P43 |
| 170 | Jeong, Hanbat | P90, C90 |
| 171 | Jiao, Xiyu | P45 |
| 172 | Joo, Hyungseok | P19 |
| 173 | Joseph, Andreas | P88 |
| 174 | Kailthya, Subham | P38 |
| 175 | Kang, Byunghoon | P45, C45 |
| 176 | König, Tobias | P21, C21 |
| 177 | Kenjegaliev, Amangeldi | P59, C59 |
| 178 | Keweloh, Sascha | P45 |
| 179 | Kim, Chi Hyun | P112 |
| 180 | Kina, Ozlem | P15 |
| 181 | Klein, Alexander | P7, C7 |
| 182 | Klein, Tobias | P93 |
| 183 | Klymak, Margaryta | P26, P91, C91 |
| 184 | Kone, Zovanga | P22, C22 |
| 185 | Kornek, Ulrike | P30 |
| 186 | Kosem, Sevim | P21 |
| 187 | Kothari, Priyanka | P116, C116 |
| 188 | Koursaros, Demetris | P74, C74 |
| 189 | Krenz, Astrid | P64, C64 |
| 190 | Kuang, Pei | P126, C126 |
| 191 | Kubota, Megumi | P5, C5 |
| 192 | Kumhof, Michael | P100 |
| 193 | Kuran, Timur | P32 |
| 194 | Lafond, Francois | P17 |
| 195 | Lang, Lin | P13, C13 |
| 196 | Lansing, Kevin | P66 |
| 197 | Larin, Benjamin | P89 |
| 198 | Larkin, Kieran | P113 |
| 199 | Lassen, Anne Sophie | P46 |
| 200 | Lastauskas, Povilas | P107 |
| 201 | Lattanzio, Salvatore | P72 |
| 202 | Lau, Sau-Him | P55 |
| 203 | Lazarakis, Spyridon | P111 |
| 204 | Lechene, Valerie | P9 |
| 205 | Leckcivilize, Attakrit | P71, C71 |
| 206 | LEE, JANGYOUN | P77 |
| 207 | Lee, Seungyoon | P23 |
| 208 | Leite Lopez de Leon, Fernanda | P76 |
| 209 | Levell, Peter | P90 |
| 210 | Li, Cher | P48 |
| 211 | Li, Jiaqi | P21 |
| 212 | LI, SHASHA | P87 |
| 213 | Lim, King Yoong | P89, C89 |
| 214 | Lima, Diogo | P21 |
| 215 | Lin, Rui | P90 |
| 216 | Loncan, Tiago | P120, C120 |
| 217 | Long, Iain | P67, C67 |
| 218 | Lopes, Marta | P3 |
| 219 | Lovett, Nicholas | P4, C4 |
| 220 | Luo, Weijie | P124 |
| 221 | Luong, Tuan | P101 |
| 222 | Mabeu, Marie Christelle | P62 |
| 223 | Machin, Stephen | P33, P80, D131 |
| 224 | Malaeb, Bilal | P53 |
| 225 | Maldonado, Joana Elisa | P127, C127 |
| 226 | Mantovani, Andrea | P118 |
| 227 | Mao, Xuxin | P94 |
| 228 | Maragkou, Konstantina | P95 |
| 229 | Mariuzzo, Franco | P104 |
| 230 | Martin, Josh | P17, C17, P86 |
| 231 | Mayer, Stefan | P87, C87 |
| 232 | Mayr-Dorn, Karin | P20 |
| 233 | McCauley, Jeremy | P108 |
| 234 | McGowan, Feidhlim | P55, C55 |
| 235 | McKenzie, Emily | P83 |
| 236 | McKernan, Matthew | P111 |
| 237 | McMahon, Michael | P89 |
| 238 | McManus, Sally | P29 |
| 239 | McNally, Sandra | P78 |
| 240 | McVicar, Duncan | P33, P72 |
| 241 | Mengel, Friederike | C81, P132, C132 |
| 242 | Mertens, Thomas | P28 |
| 243 | Meshcheriakova, Olga | P57 |
| 244 | Michell, Jo | D131 |
| 245 | Migali, Giuseppe | P51 |
| 246 | Miglo, Anton | P3 |
| 247 | Miles, David | P77, C77 |
| 248 | minniti, antonio | P11, C11 |
| 249 | Mizen, Paul | C85 |
| 250 | Mohaddes, Kamiar | P73 |
| 251 | Morando, Bruno | P5 |
| 252 | Morris, Diego | P38, C38 |
| 253 | Morsy, Hanan | P19, C19 |
| 254 | Muço, Arieda | P25, C25 |
| 255 | Munday, Timothy | P49 |
| 256 | Murakozy, Balazs | P98 |
| 257 | Nagengast, Arne | P100, C100 |
| 258 | Narayanan, Sudha | P39 |
| 259 | Neary, Peter | P101 |
| 260 | Neugart, Michael | P42 |
| 261 | Neuschaeffer, Georg | P102, C102 |
| 262 | Neyer, Ulrike | P97, C97 |
| 263 | Nieto Castro, Adrian | P69 |
| 264 | Noe, Thomas | P41 |
| 265 | Nogueira Ferreira, Leonardo | P49, C49 |
| 266 | Nolan, Stephen | P76, C76 |
| 267 | Nolan, Anne | P79, C79 |
| 268 | Norton, Michael | P29 |
| 269 | Nower, Michael | P20 |
| 270 | Nunes, Ricardo | P126 |
| 271 | O'Mahony, Mary | P86 |
| 272 | O'Rourke, Kevin | D84 |
| 273 | O'Sullivan, Michelle | P33 |
| 274 | Obeng, Samuel | P75, C75 |
| 275 | Odio-Zuniga, Mariana | P95 |
| 276 | Ohlmacher, Scott | P35 |
| 277 | Ohyama, Atsushi | P35, C35 |
| 278 | Onaran, Ozlem | P107, C107 |
| 279 | Orefice, Gianluca | P20, C20 |
| 280 | Osuna Gomez, Daniel | P62 |
| 281 | Oswald, Andrew | P114 |
| 282 | Oswald, Andrew J. | P29, C29, P79 |
| 283 | Other, Lars | P49 |
| 284 | Ozgen, Ceren | P18, C18 |
| 285 | Pal, Sarmistha | P6 |
| 286 | Papps, Kerry | P22 |
| 287 | Paton, David | P117 |
| 288 | Patra, Ramakanta | P70 |
| 289 | Paukkeri, Tuuli | P42 |
| 290 | Perego, Erica | P119 |
| 291 | Pesendorfer, Martin | P31, C31 |
| 292 | Petrella, Ivan | P34, C34 |
| 293 | Pham, Tho | P115, C115 |
| 294 | Pichler, Anton | P17 |
| 295 | Pidkuyko, Myroslav | P14 |
| 296 | Piergallini, Alessandro | P13 |
| 297 | Piga, Claudio A | P70, C70 |
| 298 | Pollitt, Michael | C129 |
| 299 | Pradhan, Basanta | P98, C98 |
| 300 | Prarolo, Giovanni | P40, C40 |
| 301 | Pretnar, Nick | P9 |
| 302 | Pugh, Alice | P23 |
| 303 | Pybus, Tom | D130 |
| 304 | Rahman, Osama | D86 |
| 305 | Rao, Manaswini | P25 |
| 306 | Rascon-Ramirez, Ericka | P43, C43 |
| 307 | Rauh, Christopher | P106 |
| 308 | Ravasan, Farshad | P37 |
| 309 | Ravindran, Saravana | P95 |
| 310 | Reinold, Kate | C28 |
| 311 | Resnjanskij, Sven | P128 |
| 312 | Riber Rasmussen, Rikke | D2 |
| 313 | Ricco, Giovanni | P60 |
| 314 | Rising, James | P30, C30 |
| 315 | Ritz, Robert | P129 |
| 316 | Rizzica, Lucia | P118 |
| 317 | Roantree, Barra | P15 |
| 318 | Robertson, Matthew | P8, C8 |
| 319 | Rockey, James | P72 |
| 320 | Romelli, Davide | P23 |
| 321 | Rondina, Luca | P113 |
| 322 | Rondinelli, Concetta | P42 |
| 323 | Rouwendal, Jan | P94, C94 |
| 324 | Rujiwattanapong, Similan | P51 |
| 325 | Sabaj, Ernil | P13 |
| 326 | Sabat, Jorge | P59 |
| 327 | Sabuco, Juan | P38 |
| 328 | Sadoghi, Amirhossein | P68 |
| 329 | Saka, Orkun | P75 |
| 330 | Salgado Moreno, Mauricio | P52 |
| 331 | Sandi, Matteo | P104, C104 |
| 332 | Sanjay, Aditi | P57 |
| 333 | Sarantides, Vassilis | P56 |
| 334 | Savagar, Anthony | P89 |
| 335 | Schiller, Anita | P114 |
| 336 | Schroder, Max | P98 |
| 337 | Scrutinio, Vincenzo | P128, C128 |
| 338 | Seifert, Jacob | P118, C118 |
| 339 | Sen, Ali | P73, C73 |
| 340 | Seneca, Martin | P28 |
| 341 | Senga, Tatsuro | P35, P113 |
| 342 | Serafinelli, Michel | P40 |
| 343 | Sheth, Jesal | P11 |
| 344 | Shure, Nikki | P122 |
| 345 | Silva, Pedro Luis | P108 |
| 346 | Simpson, Polly | P104 |
| 347 | Slavik, Ctirad | P15, C15 |
| 348 | Smietanka, Pawel | P85 |
| 349 | Smith, Sarah | D110 |
| 350 | Smith, Howard | P47, C47 |
| 351 | Sprung-Keyser, Benjamin | P130 |
| 352 | Stephenson, Judy | P102 |
| 353 | Sturrock, David | P9 |
| 354 | Su, Dan | P19 |
| 355 | Subramanian, Arjunan | P63 |
| 356 | Suen, Richard M. H. | P73 |
| 357 | Suen, Wing | P76 |
| 358 | Suetens, Sigrid | P81 |
| 359 | Sulis, Giovanni | P58 |
| 360 | Sun, Yulong | P59 |
| 361 | Sun, Chuanping | P68 |
| 362 | Suss, Joel | P97 |
| 363 | Tabassum, Sabrina | P123 |
| 364 | Tagliati, Federico | P58, C58 |
| 365 | Talavera, Oleksandr | P112 |
| 366 | Tang, Li | P59 |
| 367 | ter Meulen, Simon | P128 |
| 368 | Theloudis, Alexandros | P46 |
| 369 | Thenee, Frederik | P99 |
| 370 | Theodoropoulos, Nikolaos | P69 |
| 371 | Tipoe, Eileen | P67 |
| 372 | Titl, Vítězslav | P75 |
| 373 | Tong, Lok Man | P66 |
| 374 | Tonin, Mirco | P127 |
| 375 | Toth, Aron | P16 |
| 376 | Toubal, Farid | P50 |
| 377 | Tran, Linh | P97 |
| 378 | Tran, Vu | P12 |
| 379 | Triebs, Thomas | P47 |
| 380 | Tripodi, Egon | P67 |
| 381 | Trombetta, Federico | P25 |
| 382 | Troumpounis, Orestis | P125 |
| 383 | Trunzer, Johannes | P78, C78 |
| 384 | Tuda, Dora | P98 |
| 385 | Ugur, Mehmet | P48, C48 |
| 386 | Ullah, Akbar | P58 |
| 387 | Upadhyay, Suraj | P93 |
| 388 | Uthemann, Andreas | P16, C16 |
| 389 | Vaccari, Federico | P76 |
| 390 | van der Erve, Laura | P51 |
| 391 | van der Weele, Joel | P96, P132 |
| 392 | Van Reenen, John | P80, D84 |
| 393 | van Rens, Thijs | P113, C113 |
| 394 | Varadi, Alexandra | P44 |
| 395 | Venmans, Frank | P30 |
| 396 | Vermeulen, Wessel | P44, C44 |
| 397 | Vicquéry, Roger | P61 |
| 398 | Waknis, Parag | P74 |
| 399 | Walker, Mike | D2 |
| 400 | Wallace, Christopher | P92 |
| 401 | Wanengkirtyo, Boromeus | P97 |
| 402 | Wang, Feicheng | P105 |
| 403 | WANG, YIXIN | P10, C10 |
| 404 | Wang, Zijian | P126 |
| 405 | Wang, Xuan | P61 |
| 406 | Waters, Tom | P121, C121 |
| 407 | Wattal, Vasudha | P47 |
| 408 | Weisser, Reinhard | P56, C56 |
| 409 | Werner, Katharina | P122, C122 |
| 410 | Wesołowski, Grzegorz | P119 |
| 411 | Wicknig, Florian | P126 |
| 412 | Wiersema, Garbrand | P12 |
| 413 | Wilhelm, Daniel | P24, C24 |
| 414 | Wooden, Mark | P33 |
| 415 | Worrall, Tim | P65 |
| 416 | Xia, Yiming | P22 |
| 417 | XU, LEI | P71 |
| 418 | Yalonetzky, Gaston | P77 |
| 419 | Yang, Jungu | P65 |
| 420 | Yang, Yibai | P120 |
| 421 | Yang, Huan | P101, C101 |
| 422 | Yilmaz, Okan | P94 |
| 423 | YU, CHAN | P53 |
| 424 | Yuan, Song | P120 |
| 425 | Yuen, C. Y. Kelvin | P54 |
| 426 | Zaghini, Andrea | P36, C36 |
| 427 | Zhang, Haiyan | P3, C3 |
| 428 | Zhang, Yanan | P42, C42 |
| 429 | Zhang, Xiao | P36 |
| 430 | Zhou, Jianhua | P24 |
| 431 | Zhu, Junbing | P63 |
| 432 | Zhuravskaya, Ekaterina | P82 |
| 433 | Zu, Yang | P68 |
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