Summer term 2010
| Date | Location | Speaker | Topic |
|---|---|---|---|
| 12.04.2010 | WSP1 R.401 |
Helmut Herwartz CAU Kiel |
Moment Targeted Structural Innovations |
| 19.04.2010 | IfW Lecture Hall |
Oliver Budzinski University of Southern Denmark |
An Institutional Analysis of the Enforcement Problems in Merger Control |
| 26.04.2010 | WSP1 R.401 |
Dennis Novy University of Warwick |
International Trade and Monopolistic Competition without CES: Estimating Translog Gravity |
| 05.05.2010 14:00 - 15:30 |
Audimax A | Jüri Sepp University of Tartu |
Wirtschaftskrise und Zukunftsperspektiven im Baltikum |
| 05.05.2010 | IfW Lecture Hall |
Hildegunn Stokke Norwegian University of Science |
Income Convergence, Migration and Geography: Distribution Analysis of Regions in Norway |
| 10.05.2010 | WSP1 R.401 |
Steve Humphrey Universität Osnabrück |
Charity Begins at Home |
| 17.05.2010 | IfW Lecture Hall |
Martin Weber Universität Mannheim |
How Risky Do I Want To Invest? The Role of Experience Sampling and Graphical Displays in Determining One's Risk Appetite |
| 31.05.2010 | IfW Lecture Hall |
Vivek Ghosal Georgia Institute of Technology, Atlanta |
Competition and Innovation in the US Automobile Market |
| 07.06.2010 | WSP1 R.401 |
Eric Strobl Ecole Polytechnique Paris |
The Distributional Impact of Large Dams: Evidence from Cropland Productivity in Africa |
| 20.06.2010 | WSP1 R.039 |
Erika Seki University of Aberdeen |
Pooling Arrangement and Social Preferences Among Japanese Fishers |
| 21.06.2010 | WSP1 R.401 |
Heinz D. Kurz Universität Graz |
Exhaustible Ressources: Ricardo Versus Hotelling |
| 28.06.2010 | IfW Lecture Hall |
Udo Kreickemeier Universität Tübingen |
Market Access, Welfare and International Capital Mobility |
| 05.07.2010 | WSP1 R.401 |
Daniel W. Bromley University of Wisconsin, Madison |
Toward Coherence in Fishery Policy: Beyond the Gordon-Schaefer Model |
| 12.07.2010 | IfW Lecture Hall |
Volker Nitsch Technische Universität Darmstadt |
Wearing Corset, Losing Shape: The Euro's Effect on Trade Imbalances |
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