Economics serving society

Research Labs

Center for Economic and Social History François Simiand

Monday 19 April 2021

Lunch séminaire de commerce international - GSIE
https://zoom.univ-paris1.fr/j/95547842935?pwd=RXVsU3RIdTdleEUxbkZzVTJqMWd4UT09 13:00-14:00
FRANÇOIS Manon (PSE, Paris 1) : Profit Shifting and Destination-Based Taxes
Paris Migration Seminar
17:30-18:20
BALGOVA Maria (IZA) : Leaping into the unknown? The role of job search in migration decisions

Tuesday 20 April 2021

Applied Economics Lunch Seminar
12:30-13:30
BLANC Guillaume : The Origins of Common Language in Nations: Evidence from a Natural Experiment in France
Masahiro Kubo

Wednesday 21 April 2021

(April 21) Virtual Paris FRESH Meeting 2021
09h30-16h30
(April 21) Virtual Paris FRESH Meeting 2021 :
Development Economics
via Zoom 16:30-18:00
HARDY Morgan (NYU Abu Dhabi) : The Impact of Firm Downsizing on Workers: Evidence from Ethiopia's Ready-Made Garment Industry
Economic History Seminar
Via Zoom 12:30-14:00
FLORES ZENDEJAS Juan (Université de Genève) : Dans le cadre du FRESH Meeting , présentatin de leur ouvrage : Sovereign Debt Diplomacies: Rethinking sovereign debt from colonial empires to hegemony
with Pierre Penet
Economic History Seminar
On Line 09:30-16:30
GRANDI Elisa (PSE) : Virtual Paris FRESH meeting 2021 (Frontier Research in Economic and Social History): International Political Economy and International Economic Relations
BONHOURE Emilie (PSE)
Paris Migration Seminar
17:30-18:30
GATHMANN Christina (LISER) : Marginal Returns to Citizenship and Children’s School Performance: Who benefits and what works?

Thursday 22 April 2021

Macro Workshop
11h00-12h00
Cyril Verluise (PSE, CdF) :
Labour and Public Economics (internal)
Using Zoom 12:30-13:30
MONNET Marion (INED) : Does Information Provision Reduce the Student Mismatch? Evidence from University Admissions in France
Gabrielle Fack (Paris Dauphine), Julien Grenet (CNRS-PSE), Yinghua He (Rice University)

Friday 23 April 2021

(April 23) Thematic Workshop on International Macro and Trade
14h00-17h30
(April 23) Thematic Workshop on International Macro and Trade :
(April 23) Lecture by Oleg Itskhoki: "Dominant currencies: How firms choose currency invoicing and why it matters"
17h30-19h00
(April 23) Lecture by Oleg Itskhoki: "Dominant currencies: How firms choose currency invoicing and why it matters" :
Casual Friday Development Seminar
Using Zoom 12:45-13:45
KNEBELMANN Justine (PSE) : *
Macroéconomie
Online 17:30-19:00
ITSKHOKI Oleg (UCLA) : Dominant currencies: How firms choose currency invoicing and why it matters. Joint with Lecture Chaire Banque de France
Mary Amiti, Jozef Konings

Monday 26 April 2021

Virtual Inequality Brownbag seminar (VIB)
15h30-17h00
(26 avr. 2021) A. Dvir-Djerassi A. Zuniga-Cordero D. Zwier :
Paris Migration Seminar
17:30-18:20
ALVAREZ Bastien (CEPS, ENS) : European Integration and the Trade-off between Offshoring and Immigration
with Enxhi Tresa

Tuesday 27 April 2021

Paris trade seminar
Using Zoom 14:30-16:00
MARTIN Julien (UQAM) : Buyer-seller networks and price dynamics in international trade
François Fontaine (PSE) and Isabelle Mejean (CREST-Ecole Polytechnique and CEPR)
Applied Economics Lunch Seminar
12:30-13:30
MEHMOOD Sultan : Training Effective Altruism
D. Chen
Little Informal Seminar of the Ecole d'Economie de Paris
17:00-18:00
SIRUGUE Louis (PSE) : Intergenerational Income Mobility: The French Case
Virtual Development Economics Seminar
17:00-18:15
FERRAZ Claudio (University of British Columbia) : *

Wednesday 28 April 2021

Paris Migration Seminar
17:30-18:30
GIULIANO Paola (UCLA, Anderson School of Management) : TBA

Thursday 29 April 2021

Behavior Work Group
11:00-12:00
SALAMANCA Andrés (PSE) : Values of games without transferable utility: An experimental approach
Paris Empirical Political Economics Seminar (PEPES)
12:30-14:00
SANCHEZ DE LA SIERRA Raul (University of Chicago Harris School of Public Policy) : TBA

Friday 30 April 2021

Casual Friday Development Seminar
Using Zoom 12:45-13:45
WREN-LEWIS Liam (PSE) : Ethnic fractionalization, political devolution and public service use: Evidence from Kenya