The Economics Department Seminar meets on Wednesdays from 3-4:15PM.  Subscribe to our event calendar here.

Spring 2025

• 2/5: Ran Shorrer (Penn State) 

• 2/26: Minseon Park (U Michigan)

• 3/5: Saroj Bhattarai (UT Austin) 

• 3/12: NC State Spring Break

• 3/19: Meghan Skira (UGA) 

• 3/26: Kevin Rinz (Washington Center for Equitable Growth) 

• 4/2: Kei-Mu Yi (Univ. Houston and Dallas Fed)

• 4/9: Galina Hale (UCSC) 

• 4/16: Tatevik Sekposyan (TAMU)  

ARCHIVED Fall 2024

• 9/4: Saltuk Ozerturk (SMU), "Regulating Spillovers in Teamwork"

• 9/11: No regular seminar

• 9/18: Internal seminar -- Lee Craig (NCSU), "Death or Life: Who survived the July 20, 1944 conspiracy to kill Hitler, and why?"

• 9/25: Xiaoxia Shi, (Wisconsin), "Testing Inequalities Linear in Nuisance Parameters"

• 10/2:  Fousseni Chabi-Yo (U Mass-Amherst)

• 10/9: Conor Walsh (Columbia)

• 10/16: No seminar (faculty meeting)

• 10/23: De Fen (Ariel) Hsu (NCSU, Practice job talk), "Intervention in Networks: Evaluating Positive Youth Development Programs in the U.S."

• 10/30: Akhil Vohra (UGA) 

• 11/6: Chloe East (UC-Denver)

• 11/13: Marc Rysman (BU)

• 11/20: Ricardo Masini (UC-Davis)

ARCHIVE:

Spring 2024

• January 12 (10:45am-12pm): Ryan Tierney (University of Southern Denmark), "School Capital, Funding, and Student Choice"

• February 21: Peter Reinhard Hansen (UNC Chapel Hill), "Convolution-t Distributions"

• March 6: Chris Chambers (Georgetown U), "Coherent Distorted Beliefs"

• April 3: Luis Cabral (NYU Stern), "Asset Specificity and Inefficient Bargaining: Theory and Evidence from Television Shows"

• April 17: Ariel Hsu (NCSU), "Intervention in Networks: Evaluating Positive Youth Development Programs in the U.S."

• April 19 (2402 Nelson Hall): Triangle Econometrics Conference. Keynote speaker: Dacheng Xiu (Chicago Booth)

• May 1: Shrihari Santosh (Maryland U), "Disagreement, Skewness, and Asset Prices" 

Fall 2023

• September 27: Torsten Jaccard (UBC), “The Trade-Creating Effects of Immigrants: Evidence from Detailed Consumption Data”

• October 6 (11am-12:15, 1130 Nelson Hall): Alex Teytelboym (Oxford), “Equilibrium Existence and Implementability”

• October 18 (11:45am-12:45, 3220 Nelson Hall): Marla P. Ripoll (U of Pittsburgh), "A Neoclassical Theory of Population" 

• October 18 (1:30pm-2:30, 3220 Nelson Hall): Toshihiko Mukoyama (Georgetown U), "Occupational Reallocation within and across Firms: Implications for Labor Market Polarization" 

• November 8: Lauren Hoehn-Velasco (Georgia State U), "Germ Theory at Home: Health Information and Child Mortality during the Epidemiological Transition"

• December 1: (11am-12:15, 1130 Nelson Hall): Andreas Neuhierl (Wash U), “Robust Stock Index Return Predictions Using Deep Learning”