Vladimir Kozlov: Fertility Intentions under the Shock Conditions: the Case of Russian Exodus (HEPII Seminars

2:00 PM

Ragip Kaan Erdemli: Do transparency policies work as expected? Evidence from the retail gasoline market (MUES seminar)

3:00 PM

Dev Sharma: Pink revolution in women’s public transport: Impact of fare-free public bus policy for women- Evidence from Delhi (MUES seminar)

2:00 PM

Johannes Pfeifer: Uncertainty shocks in currency unions (MUES seminar)

4:00 PM

Uncertainty shocks cause economic activity to contract and more so, if an effective lower bound on interest rates constrains monetary policy. In this paper, we investigate whether countries within currency...

Thomas de Haan: Product Ratings and Externalities (MUES seminar)

2:00 PM

We investigate how information regarding production externalities (e.g. ecolabels) can be presented to create market pressure on firms to reduce said externalitites. Specifically, we ask whether integrating...

Mariagrazia Cavallo: When Geography Shapes Preferences and Priorities: Redesigning Teacher Assignment in Italy (MUES seminar)

2:00 PM

We investigate Italy's teacher assignment system, where teachers can rank geographical regions (municipalities, districts, or provinces), leading to ties in their rank order lists (ROLs). The geographical...

Christoph Huber: Individual attitudes and market dynamics towards imprecision (MUES seminar)

2:00 PM

We analyze the impact of individual attitudes on market dynamics in a laboratory experiment with 320 participants under risk and imprecision, where imprecision is modelled in either probabilities, outcome...

Nita Handastya: A Play and Learn O'Clock? On Time-use Among Children in Tanzania (MUES seminar)

2:00 PM

This study examines how children spend their time differently across four categories of activities: chores, care, learning, and leisure. In particular, I am interested in the difference that between the...