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ECONOMICS PROGRAM SEMINARS

Here is a list of the previous seminars


July 2008


In Seminar Room A at 3:30

Friday
4 July
Maria Racionero
School of Economics, ANU

Unequal wages for equal utilities

In Seminar Room D at 2:00 - Note new day, time and venue

Monday
7 July
Joanna Poyago-Theotoky
Loughborough University

University Funding Systems and their Impact
on Research and Teaching

In Seminar Room A at 12:30

Tuesday
8 July
Peng Liu
Economics Crawford
PhD Student

Is Terrorist Attack a Localised Event? Comparison of the Labour Market Effects of September 11 and London Bombing on Middle Eastern Residents in UK

In Seminar Room A at 12:30

Tuesday
15 July
Raja Junankar
University of Western Sydney

Housing over the Life Cycle for Migrants

In Seminar Room A at 3:30

Friday
18 July
Martin Browning
University of Oxford

Spending time and money within the household

In Seminar Room A at 12:30

Tuesday
22 July
David Gray
University of Ottowa

Does the Sophistication of Unemployment Insurance Use Grow with Experience?  Evidence on Learning Effects in Canada

In Seminar Room A at 3:30

Friday
25 July
David Gray
University of Ottowa

Displacement of older workers: hastened retirement, disability, or other destimations

In Seminar Room A at 11:30 - 1:00 - Note new day and time

Monday
28 July
Dale Poirier
UC Irvine

Bayesian Interpretations of Heteroskedastic Consistent Covariance Estimators Using the Informed Bayesian Bootstrap


June 2008


In Seminar Room A at 12:30

Tuesday
3 June
David Johnstone
University of Melbourne

Happiness Dynamics in Quarterly Data

In Seminar Room A at 3:30

Friday
6 June
Monika Bütler
Universität St. Gallen

The Role of the Annuity's Value on the Decision (Not) to Annuitize: Evidence from a Large Policy Experiment

In Seminar Room A at 12:30

Tuesday
10 June
Louis Jacobson
CNA Corporation

No Child Left Behind in the United States

In Seminar Room A at 3:30

Friday
13 June
Timo Henckel
Crawford ANU

Central Bank Credibility When Agents Have Inferential Expectations

Finkel Lecture Theatre, JCSMR

Thursday
19 June

Conference - New Techniques in Development Economics

Finkel Lecture Theatre, JCSMR

Friday
20 June
No Friday Seminar

Conference - New Techniques in Development Economics

In Seminar Room A at 12:30

Tuesday
24 June
Paul Burke
Economics RSPAS
PhD Student

Economic Growth and Democratisation

In Seminar Room A at 3:30

Friday
27 June
Philip Clarke
University of Sydney

Measuring achievement: Changes in risk factors for cardiovascular disease in Australia


May 2008


In Seminar Room A at 3:30

Friday
2 May
Kieron Meagher
RSSS and UNSW

Foundation Seminar - Big Decisions and Little Fish: Theory and Evidence on Competition, Uncertainty and Delegation in Firms

In Seminar Room A at 12:30

Tuesday
6 May
Daniel Suryadarma
Economics RSSS PhD Student

Labour Market Returns to Ability in Developing and Developed Countries

In Seminar Room A at 3:30

Friday
9 May
Bruno Decreuse
University of Aix-Marseilles II

FDI and the labor share in developing countries: A theory and some evidence

In Seminar Room A at 3:30

Friday
16 May
Bob Schoeni
University of Michigan

The Influence of Early-Life Events on Human Capital, Health Status, and Labor Market Outcomes Over the Life Course

Room 104, H. C. Coombs Extension 12:30 - 4:30

Tuesday
20 May
Robert Breunig
Rob Bray
Chris Ryan
Nicole Watson
Andrew Weiss

Special Workshop on Measurement Error

In Seminar Room A at 3:30

Friday
23 May
Karine Gente
CEDERS

Net Foreign Assets, Productivity and Real Exchange Rates in Constrained Economies

In Seminar Room A at 3:30

Friday
30 May
Lixin Cai
Melbourne Institute

The Relationship between Health and Labour Force Participation: Evidence from a Panel Data Simultaneous Equation Model


April 2008


In Seminar Room A at 12:30

Tuesday
1 April
David Prentice
Latrobe University

The roles of innovation, standardization and demand in the takeoff of the Portland cement industry

In Seminar Room A at 3:30

Friday
4 April
Jeffrey Williamson
Harvard University

Ancient Inequality

In Law Sparke Helmore Theatre 2 at 12:30 - Note new venue

Tuesday
8 April
Francesca Cornaglia
Queen Mary University of London & CEP LSE

The New Economics of Smoking

In Seminar Room A at 3:30

Friday
11 April
Paul Oslington
U
niversity of Notre Dame Australia

Adam Smith as Natural Theologian

In Seminar Room A at 12:30

Tuesday
15 April
Yuji Tamura
Economics RSSS

Abuse of Smuggled Migrants

In Seminar Room A at 3:30

Friday
18 April
Leah Brooks
McGill University

Inside the Gift Horse's Mouth: City Spending, Political Institutions, and the Community Development Block Grant Program

In Seminar Room A at 12:30

Tuesday
22 April
Myoung-jae Lee
Korea University

Measuring the Usage Effects of Tying a Messenger to Windows

In Seminar Room A at 3:30

Friday
25 April

No Seminar - Anzac Day & Labour Econometrics Workshop

In Baume Theatre at 1:00 - Note different Location and Time!

Tuesday
29 April
John Quiggin
University
of Queensland
Discounting and Intergenerational Equity

March 2008


In Seminar Room A at 12:30

Tuesday
4 March
Gillian Hamilton
University of Toronto

Economic Status and Reproductive Success in New France

In Seminar Room A at 3:30

Friday
7 March
Richard Cornes
RSSS, ANU

Public Goods with Best-shot Technologies

In Seminar Room A at 12:30

Tuesday
11 March
Katrien Stevens
University College London
Adverse Economic Conditions at Labor Market Entry: Permanent Scars or Rapid Catch-up?

In Seminar Room A at 3:30

Friday
14 March
Stephanie McWhinnie
University of Adelaide

The Impact of Rights-Based Management Regimes
on Fishery Productivity

In Seminar Room A at 12:30

Tuesday
18 March
Andrew Leigh
RSSS ANU

Media Slant

In Seminar Room A at 3:30

Friday
21 March
 

No Seminar - Good Friday

In Seminar Room A at 12:30

Tuesday
25 March
Maxym Chaban
University of Saskatchewan

Commodity currencies and equity flows

In Seminar Room D at 12:30 - Note 2 seminars today

Friday
28 March
Mirko Draca
Centre for Economic Performance, London School of Economics

Panic on the Streets of London

In Seminar Room A at 3:30 - Joined with School of Economics Seminar

Friday
28 March
Gary Hansen
UCLA

Business Cycle Fluctuations and the Life Cycle:
How Important is On-The-Job Skill Accumulation?


February 2008


In Seminar Room A at 12:30

Tuesday
5 February
Philip Clarke
University of Sydney

Improving the Accuracy of Estimates of the Concentration Index when Income Data is Grouped

In Seminar Room E at 12:30 - Job Talk

Wednesday
6 February
Stephen Cheung,
University of Sydney

A Test of Employer Learning in the Labour Market for Young Australians

In Seminar Room A at 3:30

Friday
8 February
Bobbi Wolfe
University of Wisconsin, Madison

Child Mental Health and Human Capital Accumulation:
The Case of ADHD Revisited

In Seminar Room A at 12:30

Tuesday
12 February
Robert Haveman
University of Wisconsin, Madison

Long Term Effects of Low Income Housing Vouchers on Geographic Mobility, Work and Earnings

In Seminar Room A at 3:30

Friday
15 February
 

No Seminar

In Seminar Room A at 12:30

Tuesday
19 February
Keiron Meagher
Economics RSSS ANU
Imperfect Competition in Incomplete Contracts: Public-Private Partnerships

In Seminar Room A at 12:30

Friday
22 February
Damien Eldridge
La Trobe University
Multiple interactions and the management of local commons.

In Seminar Room A at 12:30

Tuesday
26 February
Michael Baker
University of Toronto

Evidence from maternity leave expansions of the impact of maternal care on early child development

In Seminar Room A at 12:30

Friday
29February
Liana Jacobi
University of Melbourne.

Hard drug uptake among cannabis users: A Bayesian analysis


January 2008


In Seminar Room D at 12:30

Tuesday
22 January
Peng Yu
Department of Families, Housing, Community Services and Indigenous Affairs

Any causal relationship between parental income support receipt and child mortality? An Analysis of a cohort of Australian children with the Second Transgenerational Data Set

In Seminar Room A at 3:30

Friday
25 January
Robert Fairlie
University of California Santa Cruz

Mexican-American Entrepreneurship


December 2007


In Seminar Room D at 12:30

Tuesday
4 December
Jenny Williams
University of Melbourne

Cannabis Use and Mental Health

In Seminar Room A at 3:30

Friday
7 December
Jeff Borland
University of Melbourne

Does the AFL draft cause perverse incentive effects?

In Seminar Room D at 12:30

Tuesday
11 December
Christian Dustmann
University College London

The Effect of Expansions in Maternity Leave Coverage on Children's Long-Term Outcomes

In Seminar Room A at 3:30

Friday
14 December
Michael Shields
Central Michigan University

Why Should State Government Invest in College Education?  An Equilibrium Approach For the US in 2000

In Seminar Room D at 12:30

Tuesday
18 December
Robert Fairlie
University of California Santa Cruz

Does employer based health insurance limit entrepreneurship?


November 2007


In Seminar Room A at 3:30

Friday
2 November
Shiko Maruyama
University of New South Wales

Measuring the Welfare Effect of Entry in Differentiated Product Markets: The Case of Medicare HMOs

In Seminar Room A at 3:30

Friday
9 November
Paulo Santos
University of Sydney

Heterogeneous wealth dynamics: on the roles of risk and ability

In Seminar Room D at 12:30

Tuesday
13 November
Geoffrey Brennan
Economics, RSSS

G. Brennan's Research Agenda

In Seminar Room A at 3:30

Friday
16 November
Joachim Frick
Deutsches Institut für Wirtschaftsforschung (DIW Berlin)

Representative wealth data for Germany: The impact of methodological decisions around imputation and the choice of the aggregation unit

In Seminar Room D at 12:30

Tuesday
20 November
 

Cancelled for the SPR(FaCSIA) Workshop

In Seminar Room A at 3:30

Friday
23 November

Cancelled for Trevor Swan Lecture by Kym Anderson

In Seminar Room A at 3:30

Friday
30 November

Cancelled for ANU Economics Showcase


October 2007


In Seminar Room D at 2:30 (Note new time)

Tuesday
2 October
Robert Breunig
Faculty, ANU

Disparate Interests: intra-household behaviour, firm dynamics and applications of non-parametric econometrics

In Seminar Room D at 10:00 (Note new day and time)

Wednesday
3 October
Richard Cornes
University of Nottigham

Four Neat Tricks for Games in Public Economics

In Seminar Room D at 2:30 (Note new day and time)

Wednesday
3 October
Michael Neugart
Social Science Research Center Berlin (WZB)

Choice of Insurance in Labor Market

In Seminar Room A at 3:30

Friday
12 October
Sunghee Jeon
Melbourne Institute

CANCELLED

In Seminar Room D at 12:30

Tuesday
16 October
Gigi Foster
University of South Australia

Estimating Spillovers using Panel Data, with an Application to
the Classroom

In Seminar Room A at 3:30

Friday
19 October
Robert Kohn
University of New South Wales

Regression Density Estimation Using Smoothly Varying Normal Mixtures

In Seminar Room D at 12:30 Joint with Australian Demographic and Social Research Institute (ADSRI)

Tuesday
23 October
Julie Da Vanzo
RAND Institute

Dire Demographics:  Population Trends in Russia

In Seminar Room A at 3:30

Friday
26 October
Nadezhda (Nadya) Baryshnikova
University of Adelaide

Pollution Abatement and Environmental Equity: A Dynamic Study

In Seminar Room D at 12:30

Tuesday
30 October
Michelle Tan
PhD Student
Economics RSSS

Is Divorce “Really” that Bad for the Mental Health of Children?


September 2007


In Seminar Room D at 12:30

Tuesday
4 September
Simon Gaechter
University of Nottingham

Performance Incentives and the Dynamics of Voluntary Cooperation

In Seminar Room A at 3:30

Friday
7 September
Denzil Fiebig 
University of New South Wales

Preferences for New and Alternative Cervical Screening Technologies: Results from a Discrete Choice Experiment with Nested Choices

In Seminar Room D at 12:30

Tuesday
11 September
Ralf Steinhauser
Economics RSSS

Snooping Kuznets: We Just Ran A Billion Regressions. Forecasting US CO2 Emissions Using State-Level Data

In Seminar Room A at 3:30

Friday
14 September
John Gibson
University of Waikato

Landmines and the Value of Statistical Life in Cambodia

In Seminar Room A at 3:30

Friday
21 September
Lorraine Dearden 
University of London

Using Copula Functions to Simulate the Lifetime Earnings Paths of Higher Education Graduates

In Seminar Room A at 3:30

Friday
28 September
Chris Pissarides
London School of Economics

The Unemployment Volatility Puzzle: Is Wage Stickiness the Answer?


August 2007


In Seminar Room A at 3:30

Friday
3 August
Harry Clarke
La Trobe University

The Regulation of Tobacco Smoking in Australia

In Seminar Room D at 12:30

Tuesday
7 August
Leon Berkelmans
Harvard

Generally General Equilibrium: Imperfect Common Knowledge and Confusion

In Seminar Room A at 3:30

Friday
10 August

Cancelled for Labour Econometrics Workshop - Aug 10 & 11th

In Seminar Room D at 12:30

Tuesday
14 August
Jim Spletzer
U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics

Are the New Jobs Good Jobs

In Seminar Room A at 3:30

Friday
17 August
Emma Aisbett
RSSS, ANU

Police-powers, Regulatory Takings and the Efficient Compensation of Domestic and Foreign Investors

In Seminar Room A at 3:30

Friday
24 August
Pataporn Sukontamarn
University of Adelaide

Micro-credit, Fertility Decisions, and Women's Empowerment in Bangladesh

In Seminar Room D, 12:00 - 1:30pm (note different time)

Tuesday
21 August
Xin Meng
RSPAS, ANU

The Long Run Health and Economic Consequences of Famine on Survivors: Evidence from China's Great Famine

In Seminar Room A at 3:30

Friday
31 August
KK Tang
University of Queensland

Analysis of Health Outcomes and Health System Efficiency using Realisation of Potential Life Years Saved (RePLYS): Evidence from the OECD


July 2007


In Seminar Room E at 12:00 - note change of day and venue

Monday
2 July
Daniel S. Hamermesh
University of Texas

Time Zones as Cues for Coordination: Light, Longitude and Letterman

In Seminar Room A at 3:30

Friday
6 July
Roger Wilkins
Melbourne Institute

Earnings Premia for Observed and Unobserved Skill in Australia: Evidence and Explanations

In Seminar Room D at 12:30 - with RSPAS

Tuesday
10 July
Roland Hodler
Melbourne Institute

Institutions, Trade and the Political Economy of Financial Development

In Seminar Room A at 3:30

Friday
13 July
David Ribar
University of North Carolina at Greensboro

How Do Adolescents Spell Time Use?

In Seminar Room D at 12:30

Tuesday
17 July
Jim Vere
University of Hong Kong

Social Security and Elderly Workers’ Labor Supply: A New Look at the Notch Cohorts

In Seminar Room A at 3:30

Friday
20 July
Benno Torgler
Queensland University of Technology

Shadow Economy, Tax Morale, Governance and Institutional Quality: A Panel Analysis

In Seminar Room D at 12:30

Tuesday
24 July
Raj Arunachalam
University of Michigan

The Price of Fertility: Marriage Markets and Family Planning in Bangladesh

In Seminar Room A at 3:30

Friday
27 July
Martin Richardson
Faculty, ANU

Fair Trade


June 2007


In Seminar Room A at 3:30

Friday
1 June
Ian Walker
University of Warwick,
visiting at UNSW

The Returns to Observable and Unobservable Skills over Time: Evidence from a Panel of the Population of Danish Twins

In Seminar Room D at 12:30

Tuesday
5 June
Nisvan Erkal
University of Melbourne

Cooperative R&D under Uncertainty with Free Entry

In Seminar Room A at 3:30

Friday
8 June
Umut Oguzoglu
Melbourne Institute

Dynamics of Work Limitation and Work in Australia

In Seminar Room A at 3:30

Friday
15 June
Fernando Lozano
Pomona College

Labor Market Outcomes of Mexican Women in Mexico and the United States

In Seminar Room A at 3:30

Friday
22 June
Andrew Clarke
University of Melbourne

The Dynamics of Learning in Manufacturing Establishments

In Seminar Room D at 12:30

Tuesday
26 June

Cancelled

In Seminar Room A at 3:30

Friday
29 June
Jim Spletzer
U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics

Household- versus Establishment-Based Employment Measures: Can Issues with Measuring Self-Employment, Job Changing, or Multiple Job-Holding Explain Why Their Trends Have Differed?


May 2007


In Seminar Room D at 12:30

Tuesday
1 May
Tue Gorgens
SPEAR, RSSS, ANU

State Dependence in Australian Youth labor Market Experiences

In Seminar Room A at 3:30

Friday
4 May
Pablo Guillen
University of Sydney

Demographics and Performance in Economic Experiments: a Meta-Analysis.

In Seminar Room A at 3:30

Friday
11 May
Pushkar Maitra
Monash University

Social Pension, Migration and the Anticipation Effect: Evidence from South Africa

In Seminar Room D at 12:30

Tuesday
15 May
William Coleman
School of Economics, ANU

Trade Unionism and the Formulation of the Chicago Alternative to Keynesian Macroeconomics

In Seminar Room A at 3:30

Friday
18 May
Michael Keane
Uni of Technology, Sydney

The Career Decisions of Young Women

In Seminar Room A at 3:30

Friday
25 May
Hielke Buddelmeyer
Melbourne Institute

Parent's Perception of their Children's Weight

In Seminar Room D at 12:30

Tuesday
29 May
Seamus McGuinness
University of Melbourne

Overskilling, Job Security and Career Mobility


April 2007


In Seminar Room D at 12:30

Tuesday
3 April
Andrew Leigh
SPEAR, RSSS, ANU

Are Weekend Births More Dangerous?

In Seminar Room A at 3:30

Friday
6 April
No Seminar

Good Friday

In Seminar Room A at 3:30 - Jointly with RSPAS

Friday
13 April
Catherine de Fontenay
University of Melbourne

Crime in Developing Countries

In Seminar Room A at 3:30

Friday
20 April
Russell Hillberry
University of Melbourne

Demographics, Ideology and Voting Behavior: A principal components analysis of state-wide ballot measures

In Seminar Room D at 12:30

Tuesday
24 April
Shane Worner
PhD Scholar, RSSS

Assortative Mating and Life Satisfaction, is there a Premium to being Positively Assortative Mating?

In Seminar Room A at 3:30

Friday
27 April
Kazuki Onji
Crawford School , ANU

The Effectiveness of Computer-Assisted Monitoring in Language Teaching: Evidence from daily records of self-learning English-listening activities


March 2007


In Seminar Room A at 3:30

Friday
2 March
Cuong Nguyen Viet
Nat’l Economics University, Hanoi

Poverty Targeting and Impact of Micro-Credit Program in Vietnam

In Seminar Room D at 12:30 - Cancelled

Tuesday
6 March
Andrew Leigh
SPEAR, RSSS, ANU

Are Weekend Births More Dangerous?

In Seminar Room A at 3:30 - Cancelled

Friday
9 March
Timo Henckel
Crawford School, ANU

TBA

In Seminar Room A at 3:30

Friday
16 March
Thor Olav Thoresen
Research Statistics, Norway

A Discrete Choice Model for Labor Supply and Child Care

In Seminar Room D at 12:30

Tuesday
20 March
Hazel Lim-Applegate
University of Canberra

TBA

In Seminar Room A at 3:30

Friday
23 March
Martin Richardson
School of Economics, ANU

Cancelled

In Seminar Room D at 12:30

Tuesday
27 March
Juan Baron
PhD Scholar, RSSS

Investigating the Determinants of Partner Abuse Against Women in Colombia

In Seminar Room A at 3:30

Friday
30 March
Manisha Shah
University of Melbourne

Sex Work and Infection: What's Law Enforcement Got to Do With it?


February 2007


In Seminar Room B at 3:30 note different day and venue

Thursday
1 February
Arye Hillman
Bar-Ilan University

Development Failure

In Seminar Room A at 3:30

Friday
2 February
Jennifer Foster
University of SA
The Quantity and Quality of Child Care Provision in Australian Households

In Seminar Room A at 3:30

Friday
9 February
Jonah Rockoff
Columbia University

Predicting Teacher Effectiveness: Evidence from New York City

In Seminar Room D at 12:30

Tuesday
13 February
Martin Byford
University of Melbourne

A Constrained Coalitional Approach to Price Formation

In Seminar Room A at 3:30

Friday
16 February
 

No Seminar - Swan Lecture
Sir Anthony Atkinson, Oxford University

In Seminar Room D at 12:30

Tuesday
20 February
Declan Trott
PhD Scholar, The Faculties

Give Leontief a Chance: aggregate versus occupational labour demand elasticities

In Seminar Room E at 12:00 - note different day, venue and time

Wednesday
21 February
Wanchuan Lin
University of California, LA

Why has Health Inequality Among Infants Declined?

In Seminar Room A at 3:30

Friday
23 February
Sandro Cigno
Universita di Firenze

Division of Labour by Gender

 


January 2007


In Seminar Room D at 12:30

Tuesday
23 January
John Witte
University of Wisconsin-Madison

The Political Economy of School Choice: Charter Schools, Open Enrollment and Competition in American States

 


December 2006


Friday
1 December

No Seminar - Immigration Conference

In Seminar Room D at 12:30

Tuesday
5 December
Karen Mumford
University of York

Employee Training, Wage Dispersion and Equality in Britian

In Seminar Room E at 12:30 - note different day and venue

Wednesday
6 December
Christian Dustmann
University College London

Wages Structures and the Distribution of Wages in Germany

In Seminar Room A at 3:30

Friday
8 December
Anna Piil Damm
Aarhus School of Business

TBA

In Seminar Room D at 12:30

Tuesday
12 December
Peter Smith
University of York

The New Consensus in Monetary Policy: Is the NKM fit for the purpose of inflation targeting?

 


November 2006


In Seminar Room A at 3:30

Friday
3 November
Rod Tyers
Faculties, ANU

The Global Implications of Freer Skilled Migration

In Seminar Room D at 12:30

Tuesday
7 November
Rhema Vaithianathan
University of Auckland

Sibling Effects in Child Labor

 

Friday
10 November

No Seminar - PhD Conference

In Seminar Room D at 12:30

Tuesday
14 November

No Seminar

In Seminar Room A at 3:30

Friday
17 November
Patricia Apps
University of Sydney

Female Labour Supply, Tax and the New Discrimination - [no paper]

In Seminar Room D at 12:30

Tuesday
21 November
Dilaka Lathapipat
PhD Scholar, RSSS

A New Decomposition of the Wage Differential Between Genders

Friday
24 November

No Seminar - Swan Lecture

In Seminar Room D at 12:30

Tuesday
28 November
Philip Clarke
University of Sydney

Measuring Health Achievement: should we us an index or a plane?


October 2006


In Seminar Room D at 12:30

Tuesday
3 October
Hiau Joo Kee
PhD Scholar, RSSS

Culture and Fertility: Intergenerational Transmission of Fertility Patterns in Britain

 

Friday
6 October

No Seminar - Swan Lecture

In Seminar Room D at 12:30

Tuesday
10 October
Christine Neill
University of Toronto

The Effect of Tuition Fees on Students' Work in Canada

In Seminar Room A at 3:30

Friday
13 October
Francis Castles
University of Edinburgh

Social Expenditure and the Politics of Redistribution

In Seminar Room D at 12:30

Tuesday
17 October
Christine Yeo
PhD Scholar, RSPAS

Public Health Insurance Reform and Healthcare Utilization in Urban China

In Seminar Room A at 3:30

Friday
20 October
Guyonne Kalb
University of Melbourne
The Use of Childcare in Australia; the Evidence Different Data Sources

In Seminar Room D at 1:15 - 2:00 NOTE: new time

Tuesday
24 October
Michelle Tan
PhD Scholar, RSSS

Collecting Child Support Through the Tax System: Does this Affect Tax Payer Behaviour?

In Seminar Room A at 3:30

Friday
27 October
TBA TBA

In Seminar Room D at 12:30

Tuesday
31 October
Shane Worner
PhD Scholar, RSSS

The Effects of Assortative Mating on Income Inequality: a decompositional analysis

 


September 2006


Friday
1 September

No Seminar - Swan Lecture

In Seminar Room A at 3:30

Frida