Seminars

The Department of Economics hosts faculty seminars and lunch seminars series.

Faculty seminars Spring 2019
Responsible: Sissel Jensen , Morten Sæthre and Krisztina Molnar
13.03 14:15-15:30 E209/E210	Mikael Carlsson, Uppsala University Dispersion Over the Business Cycle: Productivity versus Demand
20.03 14:15-15:30 E209/E210	Katherine Meckel, University of California San Diego Cigarette Taxes, Mental Health, and Mortality Outcomes
23.04 14:15-15:30 E209/E210	David McKenzie, The World Bank
22.05 14:15-15:30 E209/E210	Rema Hanna, Harvard Kennedy School
12.06 14:15-15:30 E209/E210	Hilary Hoynes, University of California Berkley
LUNCH SEMINARS Spring 2019
Responsible: Roger Bivand, Eirik Berger and Fanny Landaud
08.03 11:30-12:15 E209/E210	Mirjam Wentzel PhD Presentation: Flexible Pensions and Private Savings: Evidence from the 2011 Norwegian Pension Reform"
15.03 11:30-12:15 E209/E210	Mads Fjeld Wold PhD Presentation: What We Talk About When We Talk About Fish
22.03 12:15-13:00 E209/E210	Charlotte Evensen PhD Presentation: Cars, groceries and intermediate goods
29.03 11:30-12:15 E209/E210	Oda Sund PhD Presentation: Fairness Preferences
05.04 11:30-12:00 E209/E210	Torfinn Harding The World Bank as an employer for economics PhDs
03.05 11:30-12:00 E209/E210	Siri Strandenes Job Exit Talk
10.05 11:30-12:00 E209/E210	Pablo Ignacio Soto Mota Corruption and Violence in Mexico
24.05 11:30-12:00 E209/E210	Ian Wooton, University of Strathclyde Trade Implications of Brexit
07.06 11:30-12:00 E209/E210	TBA