731 Events

• Thu

  Thursday

  February 16

  2017

  Seminar | Rotterdam | 00:00

  Trade-off between Behaviour Change and Health Outcomes: an Analysis under Prospect Theory

  Thomas Rouyard (Oxford University, United Kingdom)

  • Health Economics Seminars
• Tue

  Tuesday

  February 14

  2017

  Seminar | Amsterdam | 00:00

  SEMINAR HAS BEEN CANCELLED

  Jochen Kluve (Humboldt University of Berlin, Germany)

  • Labor Seminars
• Thu

  Thursday

  January 26

  2017

  Seminar | Rotterdam | 00:00

  Pollution, Ability, and Gender-Specific Investment Responses to Shocks

  Teresa Molina (University of South California, United States)

  • Health Economics Seminars
• Thu

  Thursday

  January 19

  2017

  Seminar | Rotterdam | 00:00

  Pupil’s effort and educational inequality of opportunity: Evidence from Rural Bangladesh

  Sandy Tubeuf (University of Leeds, United Kingdom)

  • Health Economics Seminars
• Thu

  Thursday

  January 12

  2017

  Seminar | Rotterdam | 00:00

  Barriers to Inter-Ethnic Interactions in Healthcare: Evidence from a Field Experiment

  Yubraj Acharya (University of Michigan, School of Public Health, United States)

  • Health Economics Seminars
• Tue

  Tuesday

  December 20

  2016

  Seminar | Amsterdam | 00:00

  Convicting Corrupt Officials: Evidence from Randomly Assigned Cases

  Sebastian Axbard (Queen Mary University of London, United Kingdom)

  • Labor Seminars
• Mon

  Monday

  December 19

  2016

  Seminar | Amsterdam | 00:00

  Liquid Milk: Effects of Cash Constraints on Collective Marketing in the Kenyan Dairy Sector

  Berber Kramer (International Food Policy Research Institute, United States)

  • Development Economics Seminar
• Thu

  Thursday

  December 15

  2016

  Seminar | Rotterdam | 00:00

  Endogenous Information, Adverse Selection, and Prevention: Implications for Genetic Testing Policy

  Richard Peter (University of Iowa, United States)

  • Health Economics Seminars
• Tue

  Tuesday

  December 13

  2016

  Seminar | Amsterdam | 00:00

  Using Instrumental Variables for Inference About Policy Relevant Treatment Effects

  Magne Mogstad (University of Chicago, United States)

  • Labor Seminars
• Tue

  Tuesday

  December 06

  2016

  Seminar | Rotterdam | 00:00

  Competition among American Health Insurers in the Individual Market

  Joseph Newhouse (Harvard University, United States)

  • Health Economics Seminars
• Tue

  Tuesday

  December 06

  2016

  Seminar | Amsterdam | 00:00

  Incarceration, Recidivism and Employment

  Gordon Dahl (University of California, San Diego, United States)

  • Labor Seminars
• Tue

  Tuesday

  November 29

  2016

  Seminar | Amsterdam | 00:00

  Inefficient Incentive Provision in Multitask Jobs

  Sacha Kapoor (Erasmus University Rotterdam)

  • Labor Seminars
• Tue

  Tuesday

  November 22

  2016

  Seminar | Rotterdam | 00:00

  Did the English Strategy reduce Inequalities in Health? A Difference-in-Difference Analysis comparing England with Three Other European Countries

  Yannan Hu (Erasmus Medical Center)

  • Health Economics Seminars
• Tue

  Tuesday

  November 15

  2016

  Seminar | Amsterdam | 00:00

  Polygamy and the Intergenerational Transmission of Education in Senegal

  Sylvie Lambert (Paris School of Economics, France)

  • Labor Seminars
• Mon

  Monday

  November 14

  2016

  Seminar | Amsterdam | 00:00

  Peak Trade? An Anatomy of the Global Trade Slowdown

  Bart Los (Groningen University)

  • Development Economics Seminar
• Thu

  Thursday

  November 10

  2016

  Seminar | Rotterdam | 00:00

  A New Econometric Method for estimating Disease Prevalence: An Application to Multi-Drug Resistant Tuberculosis

  Zoe McLaren (University of Michigan, United States)

  • Health Economics Seminars
• Tue

  Tuesday

  November 08

  2016

  Seminar | Amsterdam | 00:00

  Does Job Search Assistance Help Job Seekers Find and Keep Jobs

  Rafael Lalive (University of Lausanne, Switzerland)

  • Labor Seminars
• Tue

  Tuesday

  November 01

  2016

  Seminar | Amsterdam | 00:00

  How Substitutable Are Workers? Evidence from Worker Deaths

  Simon Jäger (Harvard University, United States and Institute for the Study of Labor, Germany)

  • Labor Seminars
• Tue

  Tuesday

  October 25

  2016

  Seminar | Amsterdam | 00:00

  The Rising Return to Noncognitive Skill

  Martin Nybom (Stockholm Univeristy, Sweden)

  • Labor Seminars
• Thu

  Thursday

  October 20

  2016

  Seminar | Rotterdam | 00:00

  Can we improve the Measurement of Time Preference to enhance Predictive Validity of Health Behaviours?

  Marjon van der Pol (University of Aberdeen, United Kingdom)

  • Health Economics Seminars