1008 Events

• Thu

  Thursday

  December 04

  2008

  Seminar | Amsterdam | 00:00

  How do parents affect future generations? Tinbergen Empirical Economics Workshop

  Thomas Dohmen (ROA, Maastricht University), Enrico Perotti (University of Amsterdam) and Kjell Salvanes (NHH, Bergen)

  • Labor Seminars
• Tue

  Tuesday

  December 02

  2008

  Seminar | Amsterdam | 00:00

  A flying start or no effect? Maternity leave and children’s long-term outcomes

  Kjell Salvanes (Norwegian School of Economics and Business Administration)

  • Labor Seminars
• Tue

  Tuesday

  November 25

  2008

  Seminar | Amsterdam | 00:00

  A Search-Theoretic Model of the Retail Market for Illicit Drugs

  Manolis Galenianos (Penn State University)

  • Labor Seminars
• Tue

  Tuesday

  November 18

  2008

  Seminar | Amsterdam | 00:00

  Mortality across Generations: Is there a Relationship?

  Saul Lach (The Hebrew University of Jerusalem)

  • Labor Seminars
• Tue

  Tuesday

  November 11

  2008

  Seminar | Amsterdam | 00:00

  High-Powered Jobs: the Role of Fertility Choice and Technology

  John Knowles (University of Pennsylvania)

  • Labor Seminars
• Tue

  Tuesday

  November 04

  2008

  Seminar | Amsterdam | 00:00

  Does Speed Signal Ability? The Impact of Grade Repetitions on Employment and Wages

  Robert Gary Bobo (CREST-INSEE)

  • Labor Seminars
• Tue

  Tuesday

  October 28

  2008

  Seminar | Amsterdam | 00:00

  Learning by Employing: The Value of Commitment Under Uncertainty

  Elena Pastorino (University of Iowa)

  • Labor Seminars
• Thu

  Thursday

  May 22 - 24

  2008

  TI Annual Conference | Amsterdam | 09:00 - 17:30

  3rd Tinbergen Institute Conference: Microeconometric Analyses of Causal Relations in Development, Education, Family, Health and Labor Economics

  Petra Todd (University of Pennsylvania), Paul Gertler (University of California, Berkeley), Jesse Rothstein (Princeton University), Guido Imbens (Harvard University), Pierre-Andre Chiappori (Columbia University), Janet Currie (Columbia University), Martin Ravaillon (World Bank) et al.