Eduard Bakoš: Participatory Budgeting and Electoral Engagement: Unveiling the Impact on Election Turnout (Seminář z cyklu MUES)

12:00

This paper examines the impact of participatory budgeting (PB) on voter turnout in local, regional, and parliamentary elections in the Czech Republic. Using panel data from over 6,200 municipalities between...

13. 3.

Sven A. Hartmann: Gender Inequality in Smoking: The Impact of West German Television on East Germany (Seminář z cyklu MUES)

14:00

In this paper, we estimate the rise in smoking prevalence in East Germany caused by exposure to West German TV, with a focus on gender differences. We leverage survey data on smoking prevalence from 1989...

12. 3.

Gabriel Chodick & Ruth Levi Lotan: Leveraging Real-World Evidence in Healthcare: Insights from Israel's Healthcare System (Seminář z cyklu HEPII)

14:00 – 15:00

Real-world evidence (RWE) represents clinical insights derived from real-world data (RWD) collected during routine healthcare delivery, as opposed to controlled clinical trial settings. The applications of RWE span across clinical decision-making, personalized medicine implementation, and healthcare research and development.

12. 3.

Andrea Rigamonti: A simple and effective strategy for improving cryptocurrency portfolio optimization (Seminář z cyklu MUES)

12:00

Cryptocurrencies have experienced a tremendous growth in recent years, both in terms of market capitalization and number of existing digital assets. However, the extreme volatility and peculiar market...

11. 3.

Daniel Duque: The Long-Run Impact of School Funding on Economic Outcomes (Seminář z cyklu MUES)

14:00

This paper provides a comprehensive assessment of the impact of education finance on students’ long-term outcomes and the mechanisms through which these effects operate. For identification, I exploit an...

10. 3.

Michal Stanak: Shifting sands in evidence quality of medicines and its implications for pharmaco-economic modelling and decision-making (Seminář z cyklu HEPII)

13:00

Cost of medicines is on an exponential rise and the pressure towards speedy access to medicines comes from all directions: pharmaceutical industry, patients, clinicians, politicians, and ultimately, the...

6. 3.

Raphael Epperson: No Sunk Cost Effects in Health Behavior (Seminář z cyklu MUES)

14:00

Previous evidence on the sunk cost fallacy primarily comes from laboratory or online experiments in which the sunk cost consists of a single upfront payment. In this paper, we study sunk cost effects in...

5. 3.

Hana Voráčová: How do agency and stewardship theories explain middle manager unintended strategy implementation? (Seminář z cyklu MUES)

12:00

Middle managers (MMs) implement intended strategy in both adaptive and obstructive outcomes, but prior studies have not fully examined why that happens. This paper investigates how agency and stewardship...

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Eduard Bakoš: Participatory Budgeting and Electoral Engagement: Unveiling the Impact on Election Turnout (Seminář z cyklu MUES)

Sven A. Hartmann: Gender Inequality in Smoking: The Impact of West German Television on East Germany (Seminář z cyklu MUES)

Gabriel Chodick & Ruth Levi Lotan: Leveraging Real-World Evidence in Healthcare: Insights from Israel's Healthcare System (Seminář z cyklu HEPII)

Andrea Rigamonti: A simple and effective strategy for improving cryptocurrency portfolio optimization (Seminář z cyklu MUES)

Daniel Duque: The Long-Run Impact of School Funding on Economic Outcomes (Seminář z cyklu MUES)

Michal Stanak: Shifting sands in evidence quality of medicines and its implications for pharmaco-economic modelling and decision-making (Seminář z cyklu HEPII)

Raphael Epperson: No Sunk Cost Effects in Health Behavior (Seminář z cyklu MUES)

Hana Voráčová: How do agency and stewardship theories explain middle manager unintended strategy implementation? (Seminář z cyklu MUES)