Economics Graduate Seminar

The graduate seminar introduces students to research in economics. This is considered an important component of the graduate program by the Economics Department. The seminar will feature presentations of researchers from UNH as well as other universities and provide an opprtunity for students to review these papers. 

 

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Seminar Speaker Schedule- Fall 2024

ECON 988 and 996    
Economics Graduate Seminar      

Fall 2024   
Paul 225, 2:10-3:30pm (unless otherwise * noted)       

Paper Titles or Topics will be added as they are made available. 

Date Seminar
August 30  Faculty- Student Meet and Greet
September 6 Dajung Jun -Husson University    Beyond Death: The Opioid Crisis’s Effect on Birth Outcomes Among Survivors
September 13 Pubali Chakraborty –Bates College  The Equilibrium Impact of Agricultural Support Prices and Input Subsidies
September 20 James Wible –University of New Hampshire   

Varieties of Mathematical Experience: Peirce Answers De Gustibus Non Est Disputandum with Pragmaticism, Semiotics, History, and the Economy of Research

September 27 Brendan Epstein -UMass Lowell    What Drives Trends in Employment and Hours Worked per Worker? A Cross Country Analysis
October 4

Mary Burke –Boston Fed  Did the Medicaid Expansion Increase Access to Medications for Opioid Use Disorder? New Causal Estimates from Rhode Island

October 11 Rupsha Dey –University of New Hampshire
October 18 Justine Nwanakwere –University of New Hampshire
October 25 Joaquin Blaum -Boston University  Trade Barriers and Market Power: Evidence from Argentina’s Discretionary Import Restrictions
November 1 Gueorgui Kambourov -University of Toronto
November 8  Le Wang -Virginia Tech
November 15 Logan Malone -University of New Hampshire
November 22 David Lagakos -Boston University
November 29 No Seminar -Thanksgiving Break
December 6  Kyle Bi -University of New Hampshire