925 Events

• Tue

  Tuesday

  June 22

  2010

  Seminar | Amsterdam | 00:00

  Evaluating Nonexperimental Estimators for Multiple Treatments: Evidence from Experimental Data

  Oscar Mitnik (University of Miami)

  • Labor Seminars
• Tue

  Tuesday

  June 15

  2010

  Seminar | Amsterdam | 00:00

  Title to be announced

  Aimee Chin (University of Houston and NBER)

  • Labor Seminars
• Tue

  Tuesday

  June 08

  2010

  Seminar | Amsterdam | 00:00

  Optimal Monitoring and Sanctioning Systems

  Conny Wunsch (St Gallen)

  • Labor Seminars
• Tue

  Tuesday

  June 01

  2010

  Seminar | Amsterdam | 00:00

  What Linear Estimators Miss: Re-Examining the Effects of Family Income on Child Outcomes

  Magne Mogstad

  • Labor Seminars
• Tue

  Tuesday

  May 25

  2010

  Seminar | Rotterdam | 00:00

  Clarifying the Discrepancy in Health State Valuations between Patients and Public, a Mixture of Theories

  Yvette Peeters (Leiden University Medical Center)

  • Health Economics Seminars
• Tue

  Tuesday

  May 25

  2010

  Seminar | Amsterdam | 00:00

  Aligning Learning Incentives: An Experiment in Mexican High Schools to Improve Mathematics Achievement

  Kenneth Wolpin (University of Pennsylvania)

  • Labor Seminars
• Tue

  Tuesday

  May 11

  2010

  Seminar | Amsterdam | 00:00

  Household Choices and Child Development

  Christopher Flinn (NYU)

  • Labor Seminars
• Tue

  Tuesday

  May 04

  2010

  Seminar | Amsterdam | 00:00

  Dynamic Incentives Contracts under Parameter Uncertainty

  Julien Prat (Universitat Autonoma de Barcelona)

  • Labor Seminars
• Tue

  Tuesday

  April 20

  2010

  Seminar | Amsterdam | 00:00

  How to Assimilate?: The Time Use of Immigrants

  Daniel S. Hamermesh (University of Texas at Austin)

  • Labor Seminars
• Tue

  Tuesday

  April 13

  2010

  Seminar | Amsterdam | 00:00

  Compulsory Schooling and Fertility in Europe

  Nicole Schneeweis

  • Labor Seminars
• Tue

  Tuesday

  March 30

  2010

  Seminar | Amsterdam | 00:00

  Timing and Incentives: Impacts of Student Aid on Academic Achievement

  Juanna Joensen (Stockholm School of Economics)

  • Labor Seminars
• Wed

  Wednesday

  March 24

  2010

  Seminar | Amsterdam | 00:00

  Death by Market Power. Reform, Competition and Patient Outcomes in the National Healtservice

  Prof. Carol Propper (Imperial College and University of Bristol)

  • Labor Seminars
• Tue

  Tuesday

  March 23

  2010

  Seminar | Rotterdam | 00:00

  Life-Course Inheritances, Wealth and Health: Examining Causal Effects in 11 European Countries

  Mauricio Avendano Pabon (Erasmus Medical Centre)

  • Health Economics Seminars
• Tue

  Tuesday

  March 23

  2010

  Seminar | Amsterdam | 00:00

  Nonparametric Identification and Estimation of Random Coefficients in Nonlinear Economic Models

  Jeremy Fox (Chicago University)

  • Labor Seminars
• Tue

  Tuesday

  March 09

  2010

  Seminar | Amsterdam | 00:00

  The Short-Term Mortality Consequences of Income

  Bill Evans (University of Notre Dame )

  • Labor Seminars
• Tue

  Tuesday

  March 02

  2010

  Seminar | Amsterdam | 00:00

  Long-term Effects of Track Choice

  Uta Schoenberg (University College London)

  • Labor Seminars
• Tue

  Tuesday

  February 16

  2010

  Seminar | Amsterdam | 00:00

  Fatal Attraction: The Impact of Early Retirement Incentives on Mortality

  Josef Zweimuller (University of Zurich)

  • Labor Seminars
• Tue

  Tuesday

  February 09

  2010

  Seminar | Rotterdam | 00:00

  Strategic Interaction between General Practitioners and Specialists – Implications for Gatekeeping

  Catherine Schaumans (Tilburg University)

  • Health Economics Seminars
• Tue

  Tuesday

  February 09

  2010

  Seminar | Amsterdam | 00:00

  Too Many Balls in the Air: The Impact of Task Juggling on Workers’ Productivity

  Andrea Ichino (University of Bologna)

  • Labor Seminars
• Tue

  Tuesday

  January 26

  2010

  Seminar | Rotterdam | 00:00

  Income Redistributions in the Dutch Healthcare System: a Lifecycle Approach

  Bram Wouterse (Tilburg University, RIVM)

  • Health Economics Seminars