Program

Concurrent session 1

Zach Bishop, Williams College, "Digital Deposit Substitution: How E-Money Weakens Monetary Policy Transmission in Developing Economies."

Yunxi Liu, Smith College, "Optimal Policing with Criminal Search and Strategic Signaling under Asymmetric Information."

Fuqin Lian, Williams College, "Carbon Pricing, Auctioning, and Household Welfare in China's Emission Trading System: Distributional Evidence from Household-Level Microsimulation."

Aaditya Trivedee, Knox College, "An Agent-Based Model of Monetary Policy Transmission."

Concurrent session 2

Tyler Sotomayor, Columbia University, "Belief Distortions and Endogenous Wage Rigidity in a Search Economy."

Grace Etzel, Trinity University, "The Labor Market Effects of Scope of Practice Laws on Nurse Practitioners and Physicians."

Vanya Funez, Williams College, "Less Traffic, Better Health: The Effect of Congestion Pricing on EMS Response Times in New York City."

Concurrent session 3

Manuela Sanchez-Decotto, Williams College, "The Effects of Childcare Access on Female Labor Market Outcomes in Chile."

Adrianna Brell, Trinity University "Childcare Availability and Female Labor Force Participation: Evidence from Multigenerational Households."

Sam Rudderow, Lewis and Clark College, "Innovation and Inequality: Estimating the Effects of Automation on Labor Markets."

Maggie Chua, Northeastern University, "Labor Market Conditions and Suspected Ghost Job Prevalence on Digital Labor Platforms."

Concurrent session 4

Kam Haq, Skidmore College, "The Effect of Rail on Rents and Residents: Evidence from Hampton Roads."

Janine Wang, Williams College, "The Impact of High School Computer Science Education: Evidence from Arkansas."

Dang Nguyen, Union College, "Investing Isn’t Just Math: Behavioral Biases and Student Market Participation."