1. 3. 2023

Michela Boldrini: Scapegoating migrants during a crisis can be socially and politically ineffective or even counterproductive (Seminář z cyklu MUES)

16:00

During economic, health, or political hardships, politicians often leverage citizens’ discontent and scapegoat minorities to obtain political support. This paper tests whether political campaigns scapegoating...

23. 2. 2023

Renata Kosíková: The association between cognitive abilities, economic preferences and personality traits (Seminář z cyklu MUES)

12:00

This paper examines how cognitive and non-cognitive abilities relate to economic preferences. Cognitive abilities are a comprehensive structure of abilities (attention, memory, intelligence, etc.) that...

22. 2. 2023

Hannah Illing: Crossing Borders: Labor Market Effects of European Integration (Seminář z cyklu MUES)

14:00

This paper studies the labor market effects of out- and in-migration in the context of cross-border commuting. It investigates an EU policy reform that granted Czech citizens full access to the German...

16. 2. 2023

Nicolás Blampied: Asymmetric responses of the markup to monetary shocks over the business cycle (Seminář z cyklu MUES)

13:00

A rich literature has long studied the asymmetric effects of monetary policy over the business cycle, generally presenting mixed results. Most of the empirical work, however, focuses on the responses of...

16. 2. 2023

Jakub Chini: Competition in the Czech energy sector (Seminář z cyklu MUES)

12:00

With its current skyrocketing prices, electricity costs became one of the most discussed issues over the past year as it is an essential input for any economic activity. Unlike private businesses or consumers,...

7. 2. 2023

Filip Červenka: Wealth inequality – survey experiment (Seminář z cyklu MUES)

12:00

The research explores relationship between perceived wealth inequality and political attitudes. Based on relative deprivation theory, I assume, that information treatment showing actual level of wealth...

26. 1. 2023

Franck Xavies Signe: Monetary Policy with Heterogeneous Agents in open economies : US vs Europe (Seminář z cyklu MUES)

13:30

This paper seeks to quantitatively assess the key role of the three components of heterogeneity in open economies, namely the consumption gap between hand-to-mouth and Ramsey households, the consumption...

24. 1. 2023

Ilan Cooper: What Drives Marginal Q and Investment Fluctuations? Time-Series and Cross-Sectional Evidence (Seminář z cyklu MUES)

13:00

We explore whether marginal Q and investment fluctuate due to revisions in expected marginal profits or discount rates, and by how much of each. We infer marginal Q from the marginal cost of investment,...

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Michela Boldrini: Scapegoating migrants during a crisis can be socially and politically ineffective or even counterproductive (Seminář z cyklu MUES)

Renata Kosíková: The association between cognitive abilities, economic preferences and personality traits (Seminář z cyklu MUES)

Hannah Illing: Crossing Borders: Labor Market Effects of European Integration (Seminář z cyklu MUES)

Nicolás Blampied: Asymmetric responses of the markup to monetary shocks over the business cycle (Seminář z cyklu MUES)

Jakub Chini: Competition in the Czech energy sector (Seminář z cyklu MUES)

Filip Červenka: Wealth inequality – survey experiment (Seminář z cyklu MUES)

Franck Xavies Signe: Monetary Policy with Heterogeneous Agents in open economies : US vs Europe (Seminář z cyklu MUES)

Ilan Cooper: What Drives Marginal Q and Investment Fluctuations? Time-Series and Cross-Sectional Evidence (Seminář z cyklu MUES)