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Seminars & Events for the week of September 14 - September 18
Seminars & Events for the week of September 14 - September 18
Department of Economics
Department of Economics
IO Seminar
Wednesday, Sept. 16 4:30 p.m. | Hanson Hall 3-145
Yin Fan (Mich), Spillover Effects in Complementary Markets: A Study of the Indian Cell Phone and Wireless Service Markets
Federal Reserve Bank Seminars
Federal Reserve Bank Seminars
Seminars at the Minneapolis Fed require registration. To request attendance email: mpls.res.admin@mpls.frb.org at least 24 hours in advance. If you show up as a walk-in, you will not be able to attend the seminar.
Monday, Sept. 14, 12:15 p.m.
Andrew Goodman-Bacon (MN Fed), Minnesota Demography and Aging Seminar | Wiley Hall Room 50.
Wednesday, Sept. 16, 12:00 p.m.
Prasanthi Ramakrishnan (Southern Methodist University)
Thursday, Sept. 17, 12:00 p.m.
Bryan Seegmiller (Northwestern University)
2026-2027 UMN Seminar Schedule
2026-2027 UMN Seminar Schedule
Fall 2026
Fall 2026
Friday, September 11
Friday, September 11
ME Seminar, 12:00, HMH 1-107
Alexis Akira Toda (Emory), "General-Purpose Technologies and Stock Market Bubbles.
Wesnesday, September 16
Wesnesday, September 16
IO Seminar, 4:30pm, HMH Econ Library 3-145
Yin Fan (Mich), Spillover Effects in Complementary Markets: A Study of the Indian Cell Phone and Wireless Service Markets
Thursday, September 24
Thursday, September 24
HHEI Roundtable: AI and the Labor Market: Productivity, Jobs and the Future of Work
5pm | Cowles Auditorium, Humphrey School of Public Affairs
Friday, September 25
Friday, September 25
ME Seminar, 12:00, HMH 1-107
Lawrence Schmidt (UCSD), TBD
Wednesday, October 07
Wednesday, October 07
IO Seminar, 4pm, HMH Econ Library 3-145
Gautan Gowrisankaran (Columbia University), "Hospital Quality and Capacity Strain: Equilbrium Effects on Health Outcomes."
Friday, October 09
Friday, October 09
ME Seminar, 12:00, HMH 1-107
Elisa Belfiori (Universidad Torcuato Di Tella), "Unequal Climate Policy in an Unequal World."
Friday, October 23
Friday, October 23
ME Seminar, 12:00, HMH 1-107
Elena Aguilar (Dartmouth), "Credit Constraints, Learning, and Spatial Misallocation."
Wednesday, October 28
Wednesday, October 28
IO Seminar, 4pm, HMH Econ Library 3-145
Jean-Francois Houde (Wisc), TBD
Friday, October 30
Friday, October 30
ME Seminar, 12:00, HMH 1-107
Ashley Langer (ASU), TBD
Friday, November 06
Friday, November 06
ME Seminar, 12:00, HMH 1-107
Drago Bergholt (Norwegian Central Bank), TBD
Wednesday, November 11
Wednesday, November 11
IO Seminar, 4pm, HMH Econ Library 3-145
Nicholas Vreugdenhil (ASU), TBD
Friday, November 13
Friday, November 13
ME Seminar, 12:00, HMH 1-107
TBD, TBD
Friday, December 04
Friday, December 04
ME Seminar, 12:00, HMH 1-107
John R. Grigsby (Princeton), TBD
Seminars Outside the Department
Seminars Outside the Department
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