AUTUMN EVENTS 2023

Elin Halvorsen, SSB

Title: Why are the Wealthiest so Wealthy? A Longitudinal Empirical Investigation

Raphaël Huleux, Copenhagen Business School (Nordic PhD Exchange)

Title: From Income to Wealth Inequality in the US: General Equilibrium Matters

Bram Timmermans, NHH

Title: Relatedness and the Resource Curse: Is There a Liability of Relatedness?

Leif Anders Thorsrud, BI

Title: Risky News

(joint with Finance Department)

Jason Garred, University of Ottawa

Title: Relocation from China

Claes Bäckman, Aarhus University

Title: Mortgage Market Design and Wealth Inequality: Evidence from Interest Only Mortgages

Runxi Niu, NHH

Title: Firm Long-term Debt and Firm Capital Growth

SPRING EVENTS 2023

Antoine Bertheau, University of Copenhagen

Title: Why Firms Lay Off Workers instead of Cutting Wages: Evidence from Matched Survey-Administrative Data

Po Yin Wong, Queen Mary University of London

Title: Transmission of Climate Policy Uncertainty Shocks

Felix Chopra, University of Copenhagen

Title: Home Price Expectations and Spending: Evidence from a Field Experiment

Ragnar Juelsrud, Norges Bank

Title: Granular credit risk

Annika Bacher, BI

Title: Housing and Savings Behavior Across Family Types

Tim Maurer, Copenhagen Business School

Title: Population Aging, Public Finances, and Alternatives for Retirement Reform

Margaret M Jacobson, Federal Reserve

Title: Beliefs, Aggregate Risk, and the US Housing Boom

AUTUMN EVENTS 2022

Rodney Ramcharan, USC

Title: Trends in age profiles for functional impairment risk in Norway - estimates adjusted for sample selection on observables and unobservables

Richard Foltyn, University of Glasgow

Title: Health dynamics and heterogeneous life expectancies

Jonna Olsson,  University of Edinburgh

Title: Who should work how much? 

Lukas Laffers, Matej Bel University

Title: Mothers’ Jobs after Childbirth and the Impact on Earnings

Vincent Sterk, University College London

Title: Monetary Policy during a Cost-of-Living Crisis

Štěpán Mikula, Masaryk University 

Title: Air Pollution Reduction and Migration: Exploiting a Natural Experiment from the Czech Republic

sPRING EVENTS 2022

Ingar Haaland, Norwegian School of Economics.

Title: Narratives about the Macroeconomy

Rory McGee, the University of Western Ontario

Title: Old Age Saving and House Price Shocks

Knut Are Aastveit, Norges Bank

Title: The Leverage-liquidity Tradeoff of Mortgage Regulation

Alireza Sepahsalari, University of Bristol

Title: Firm-level Debt and Employment

Thomas Hintermaier, University of Bonn

Title: Differences in Euro-Area Household Fiances and their Relevance for Monetary-Policy Transmission

Refet Gurkaynak, Bilkent University

Title: Exchange Rate and Inflation under Weak Monetary Policy: Turkey Verifies Theory

Michael Schwarz, Chief economicst and Corporate Vice President at Microsoft

Title: Do long-term crypocurrency investors need to panic?

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AUTUMN EVENTS 2021

Fred Schroyen, Norwegian School of Economics.

Title: Trends in age profiles for functional impairment risk in Norway - estimates adjusted for sample selection on observables and unobservables

Johannes Fleck, European University Institute.

Title: Tax and Transfer Progressivity at the US State Level

Kyeong Hun Lee, Norwegian School of Economics.

Title:  Local Employment Opportunities and Corporate Retention Policies

Yue Xu, Aarhus University.

Title:  How Do Mutual Fund Managers Benefit From Senior Colleagues?Capital Raising Ability or Active Investment Skill

Hitoshi Tsujiyama,  Goethe University Frankfurt.

Title:  Structural Change in Labor Supply and Cross-Country Differences in Hours Worked

Karl Harmenberg, BI Norwegian School of Economics.

Title:  The Unemployment-Risk Channel in Business-Cycle Fluctuations

Zichen Deng, Norwegian School of Economics.

Title:  Informed Enforcement: Lessons from Pollution Monitoring in China

Maximilian Rohrer, Norwegian School of Economics.

Title:  The role of proximity in ESG related belief formation

John Kramer, Institute for International Studies (IIES).

Title: TBA

SPRING EVENTS 2021

Peter Levell, Institute for Fiscal Studies

Title: House Price Rises and Borrowing to Invest

Florian Huber, University of Salzburg

Title: Tail Forecasting with Multivariate Bayesian Additive Regression Trees

AUTUMN EVENTS 2020

Markus Karlman

Title: The Great House Price Divergence

26.10.2020

Evelina Gavrilova

Title: The Anatomy of Payroll Tax Incidence: Evidence From Norway

02.11.2020

Minchul Yum, University of Mannheim

Title: Aggregate and Intergenerational Implications of School Closures: A Quantitative Assessment

17.11.2020

Richard Audoly

Title: Self-employment and labor market risks

23.11.2020

Almut Balleer, Aachen University

Title: Demand or supply? Price Adjustment During the Covid-19 Pandemic

30.11.2020

Aline Bütikofer

Title: Research Grant Writing

14.12.2020

Astrid Kunze

Title: Parental Leave from the Firm's Perspective

AUTUMN EVENTS 2019

17.09.2019

Baptiste Massenot, Goethe University Frankfurt and Research Center SAFE

Title: Depressed demand and supply

Time:  12:15-13:15
Place:  E209/E210 Department of Economics

24.09.2019

Lutz Weinke, Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin

Title:  Idiosyncratic Shocks, Lumpy Investment and the Monetary Transmission Mechanism

Time:  12:15-13:15
Place:  E209/E210 Department of Economics

25.09.2019

Marius Alexander Kalleberg Ring, Kellogg University

Title: Household Responses to Capital Taxation: Evidence from Geographic Wealth Tax Discontinuities in Norway

Time:  14:15-15:15
Place:  E209/E210 Department of Economics

01.10.2019

Phuong Ho, SNF

Title: If Not in My Backyard, Where? The Distributional Effects of Restricting Interjurisdictional Waste Flows

Time:  12:15-13:15
Place:  E209/E210 Department of Economics

15.10.2019

Jeanne Commault, Sciences Po.

Title: Consumption and Health Shocks in Old Age

Time:  12:15-13:15
Place:  E209/E210 Department of Economics

22.10.2019

Arthur van Benthem, University of Pennsylvania

Title: Consumer Myopia in Vehicle Purchases: Evidence from a Natural Experiment

Time:  12:15-13:15
Place:  E209/E210 Department of Economics

05.11.2019

Andreas Gerster, University of Mannheim

Title: Electricity Taxation, Firm Production and Competitiveness: Evidence from German Manufacturing

Time:  12:15-13:15
Place:  E209/E210 Department of Economics

19.11.2019

David Heller, Max Planck Institute for Competition and Innovation in Munich

Title: Borrowing Activities during the Financial Crisis: SME versus large firms

Time:  12:15-13:15
Place:  E209/E210 Department of Economics

26.11.2019

Daniel Spiro, Uppsala University

Title: The Economics of Planetary Boundaries

Time:  12:15-13:15
Place:  E209/E210 Department of Economics

03.12.2019

Kjetil Storesletten, University of Oslo

Title: Business Cycle during Structural Change: Arthur Lewis' Theory from a Neoclassical Perspective

Time: 12:15-13:15
Place: E209/E210 Department of Economics

Spring EVENTS 2019

02.04.2019

Keita Abe, NHH

Title: Bargaining Power in Norwegian Fisheries

Time:  12:15-13:15
Place:  E209/E210 Department of Economics

30.04.2019

Svenn Jensen, Oslo Met

Title: Pricing Climate Risk

Time:  12:15-13:15
Place:  E209/E210 Department of Economics

14.05.2019

Ron Chan, University of Manchester

Title: Regulatory Spillover and Climate Co-benefits: Evidence from the New Source Review Lawsuits

Time:  12:15-13:15
Place:  E209/E210 Department of Economics

21.05.2019

Tamas Briglevics, National Bank of Hungary

Title: Debt-cap Rules in a Heterogenous Agent Economy

Time:  12:15-13:15
Place:  E209/E210 Department of Economics

07.06.2019

Matthieu Gomez, Columbia University

Title: Displacement and the Rise in Top Wealth Inequality

Time:  12:15-13:15
Place:  E209/E210 Department of Economics

11.06.2019

Rodrigo Caputo, Central Bank of Chile

Title: Real Business Cycles in a Commodity-Exporting Economy

Time:  12:15-13:15
Place:  E209/E210 Department of Economics

Autumn EVENTS 2018

11.09.2018

Elisabeth Isaksen, Grantham Research Institute on Climate Change and the Environment, LSE

Title: The Environmental and Distributional Consequences of Emissions Markets: Evidence from the Clean Air Interstate Rule

Time:  12:15-13:15
Place:  E209/E210 Department of Economics

18.09.2018

Drago Bergholt, Norges Bank

Time:  12:15-13:15
Place:  E209/E210 Department of Economics

24.09.2018

Birger Vikøren, Norges Bank

Title: Om valg av styringsmodell og ny lov for Norges Bank og SSB

Time:  12:15-13:15
Place:  E209/E210 Department of Economics

25.09.2018

Corbett Grainger, University of Wisconsin

Title: The Impact of Air Pollution on Labor Supply in China

Time:  12:15-13:15
Place:  E209/E210 Department of Economics

02.10.2018

Sang Yoon (Tim) Lee, Queen Mary University of London

Title: Labor (Mis)Allocation and Development: Evidence from German Wage Convergence

Time:  12:15-13:15
Place:  E209/E210 Department of Economics

16.10.2018

Tobias Broer, Stockholm University

Title: Heterogenous Information Choice in General Equilibrium

Time:  12:15-13:15
Place:  E209/E210 Department of Economics

13.11.2018

Timo Boppart, Stockholm University

Title: Missing Growth from Creative Destruction

Time:  12:15-13:15
Place:  E209/E210 Department of Economics

20.11.2018

Jósef Sigurdsson, Stockholm University

Title: Labor Supply Responses and Adjustment Frictions: A Tax-Free Year in Iceland

Time:  12:15-13:15
Place:  E209/E210 Department of Economics

27.11.2018

Vegard Høghaug Larsen, Norges Bank

Title: Components of Uncertainty

Time:  12:15-13:15
Place:  E209/E210 Department of Economics

Spring EVENTS 2018

06.03.2018

Katalin Springel

Title:Resources for the Future Network Externality and Subsidy Structure in Two-Sided Markets: Evidence from Electric Vehicle Incentives

Time:  12:15-13:15
Place:  E209/E210 Department of Economics

20.03.2018

Giulia Pavan, Toulouse School of Economics

Title:Green Car Adoption and the Supply of Alternative Fuels.

Time:  12:15-13:15
Place:  E209/E210 Department of Economics

11.04.2018

Chiara Forlati, University of Southampton

Title: Trade and Domestic Policy in Models with Monopolistic Competition

Time:  12:15-13:15
Place:  E209/E210 Department of Economics

17.04.2018

Inge van Den Bijgaart, University of Gothenburg

Title: The cost of the status quo: Exploration or innovation in the face of scarcity

Time:  12:15-13:15
Place:  E209/E210 Department of Economics

24.04.2018

Gernot Doppelhofer, NHH

Title: Determinants of Economic Growth Redux: A Measurement Error Model Averaging Approach 

Time:  12:15-13:15
Place:  E209/E210 Department of Economics

07.05.2018

Martin C. Schmalz, University of Michigan

Title: Anxiety in the face of risk and  Horizon-dependent risk aversion

Time:  12:15-13:15
Place:  E209/E210 Department of Economics

08.05.2018

Pierre-Louis Vezina, King's College London

Title: Dutch Disease Resistance: Evidence from Indonesian Firms

Time:  12:15-13:15
Place:  E209/E210 Department of Economics

15.05.2018

Artashes Karapetyan, BI, Oslo

Title: Salience and Mispricing: Homebuyers’ Housing Decisions 

Time:  12:15-13:15
Place:  E209/E210 Department of Economics

22.05.2018

Chiara Ravetti, University of Oxford

Title: Oil Lubricates Trade: International Effect of Fossil Fuel Discoveries

Time:  12:15-13:15
Place:  E209/E210 Department of Economics

12.06.2018

Torfinn Harding, NHH

Title: Commodity prices and land regulation in Brazil

Time:  12:15-13:15
Place:  E209/E210 Department of Economics

SPRING EVENTS 2017

08.02.2017

Corbett Grainger,  University of Wisconsin-Madison

Title: State compliance with federal regulations: Using remote sensing to test for strategic ambient pollution monitor siting

Time:  12:15-13:15
Place:  E209/E210 Department of Economics

22.02.2017

Håkon Tretvoll, BI

Title: The Type of trade matters

Time:  12:15-13:15
Place:  E209/E210 Department of Economics

19.04.2017

Jesus Crespo Cuaresma,  WU Wien and NHH

Title: I just estimated 4 million fiscal multipliers

Time:  12:15-13:15
Place:  E209/E210 Department of Economics

24.05.2017

Antony Millner, LSE

Title: Non-paternalistic social discounting

Time:  12:15-13:15
Place:  E209/E210 Department of Economics

Autumn EVENTS 2016

05.10.2016

Ole-Petter Moe Hansen,  NHH

Title: Determinants of long-term economic growth redux: A measurement error model averaging (MEMA) approach

Time:  12:15-13:15
Place:  E209/E210 Department of Economics

25.10.2016

Fredrik Wulfsberg, Oslo and Akershus University College

Title: Stylized facts of price dispersion

Time:  12:15-13:15
Place:  E209/E210 Department of Economics

08.11.2016

Marcus Hagedorn,  UiO

Title: A demand theory of the price level

Time:  12:15-13:15
Place:  E209/E210 Department of Economics

16.11.2016

Tommy Sveen, BI

Title: Commodity futures and forecasting commodity currencies

Time:  12:15-13:15
Place:  E209/E210 Department of Economics

23.11.2016

Katinka Holtsmark, UiO

Title: Green Bandits

Time:  12:15-13:15
Place:  E209/E210 Department of Economics

SPRING EVENTS 2016

14.04.2016

Gernot Doppelhofer,  NHH

Title: Recources crisis and doom

Time:  12:15-13:15
Place:  E209/E210 Department of Economics