2026 Fall Schedule

September 15th               Jonathan Colmer, University of Virginia                   The distribution and consequences of natural disasters: evidence from U.S. wildfire victims

September 29th                  Lucija Muehlenbachs, University of Calgary

Are "Killer Trees" Helpful for Understanding the Effects of the NOx Budget Program? 

October 6th                          Thomas Bourany, Einaudi Institute for Economics and Finance

    Climate Change, Inequality, and the Optimal Climate Policy

October 13th                        Diego Kanzig, Northwestern University

Global Temperature and Global Mortality

October 20th                       Beat Hintermann, University of Basel 

      Pricing Cars Off the Road: E-bike Substitution and Welfare Gains from Transport Pricing

October 27th                       Isis Durrmeyer, Toulouse School of Economics   

       The Geography of Fuel Tax Incidence 

November 3rd               Akshaya Ja, Carnegie Mellon University

      The Role of Reallocation in the Aggregate Productivity Costs of the Clean Air Act

November 10th                    Eugenie Dugoua, London School of Economics

Directed Technological Change and General Purpose Technologies: Can AI Accelerate the Clean Energy Innovation?

November 17th                    Veronica Salazar Restrepo, Stockholm University

November 24th                    Thanksgiving Holiday

December 1st,                       Christoph Semken, University of Toronto

December 8th                        Nicolas Astier, Paris School of Economics

December 15th                      Anna Papp, University of California, Santa Barbara