Economics Graduate Student Workshop

Venue: Synchronously online via Zoom
Time: Wednesdays from 11:00 a.m. - 12:30 p.m. and Fridays from 12:00 p.m. - 1:30 p.m.

Note: Invitations to a Zoom meeting will be emailed in advance of a scheduled workshop.

The Graduate Student Workshop is organized by Hugo Jales and Perry Singleton. This workshop serves as a forum for Ph.D. students to present their research ideas and papers, and to receive feedback from faculty.

Fall 2020

Fall 2020
Date Speaker Title 


 November 20

Friday


Ross Jestrab

"Do Multilateral and Bilateral Trade Agreements Share the Same Motive? An Empirical Investigation”



 







Spring 2020

Spring 2020
Date Speaker Title 


 February 7

Friday


Rachel Jarrold-Grapes

"Teacher Experience and Student Performance in High-Need Schools: Evidence from North Carolina's Return to Work Program"

"Investment Subsidies and School Spending: Evidence from Colorado's BEST Program"

"Marijuana Legalization and Educational Attainment: Evidence from Oregon"


 February 19

Wednesday

 Guanyu Liu

 "Estimation of average treatment effects with model averaging"

February 21

Friday 

Tianyun Zhu 

"Estimating the Implicit Price Elasticity of the Demand for Neighborhood Amenities: A Hedonic Approach"

February 26

Wednesday

Samuel Saltmarsh (11:00 am - 11:45 am)

&

Joaquin Urrego (11:45 am - 12:30 pm)

Samuel : "Durable Housing, Vacancies, and Blight: The Effects of Residential Demolition Programs in Declining Cities."

Joaquin: “Better Together: Concentration of Retail and Property Crime”

Fall 2019

Fall 2019
Date Speaker Title 

November 8

Friday 

Nam Seok Kim 

"Attitudes towards globalization and associated voting behavior : Evidence from Swedish national election studies"



Spring 2019

Spring 2019
Date Speaker Title 

 April 19

Friday

 Tianyun Zhu

“The Change of Sorting Equilibrium for Job Access over Time: Evidence from Buffalo MSA”

May 1

Wednesday

Yinhan Zhang (11:00 am - 11:45 am)

&

Stephanie Coffey (11:45 am - 12:30 pm)

Yinhan Zhang - "The effect of outward FDI on export quality upgrade: firm-level evidence from China"

Stephanie Coffey - "Towering intellects? Sizing up the relationship between height and achievement among NYC students"


Fall 2018

Fall 2018
Date Speaker Title 

 October 3

Wednesday

 Judith Liu

"The Long-Term Impact of Work-Hour Regulations on Physician Labor Supply”

 October 31

Wednesday

Krieg Tidemann

"Minimum Wages, Spatial Equilibrium, and Housing Rents"

November 2

Friday

Dahae Choo, Guanyu Liu, & Yi Yang

Yi Yang: “Mode of Technical Inefficiency in Parametric Stochastic Frontier Model”

Dahae Choo: “The cash transfer and fertility decision in South Korea”

Guanyu Liu: "Evaluating the economic impact of conflict: A counterfactual analysis of Ukraine"

 November 28

Wednesday

Yanmin Yang“Innovation in a Networked World: Inventor Team, Social Network and Patent Impact"

 December 5

Wednesday

 Jun Cai “Identification and Estimation of a Nonparametric Panel Stochastic Frontier Model”


Spring 2018

Spring 2018
Date Speaker Title 
March 21 Huong Tran “The effects of social networks on starting wage” 
April 12
Thursday 2:00-3:30 p.m.
Jonathan Presler “Social interactions in NYC elementary schools using reference group intersectionality” 
April 13Seokchae Hwang "Estimation of Treatment Effects using Korean Administrative Data" 
 April 25Yanmin Yang "Innovation in a Networked World: Inventor Team, Social Networks and Quality of Patents" 
April 27Hoang Pham "Endogenous Foreign Investment and Dynamics of Firm Productivity: Evidence in China" 
May 2Krieg Tidemann "Minimum Wages, Spatial Equilibrium, and Housing Rents" 


Fall 2017

Fall 2017
DateSpeakerTitle 
October 11 Yanmin Yang "Innovation in a networked world: inventor team, social networks and quality of patents" 
October 23
Monday 4:00-5:30 p.m.
Yang Liang“Job Creation and Job Destruction:
The Effect of Trade Shocks on U.S. Manufacturing Employment” 
 October 27 Boqian Jiang“Separating Selection from Spillover Effects:
Using the Mode to Estimate the Return to City Size” 
November 3 Jindong Pang “Do Subways Improve Labor Market Outcomes for Low-Skilled Workers?” 
November 8 Jessica Sauve-Syed "Lead Exposure and Student Performance: A Study of Flint Schools"
November 15 Ling Li “Helping Nurses or Hurting Patients: The Effect of OSHA Inspections in Nursing Facilities”
December 1 Jun Cai  "Deconvolution with Laplacian Error and Unknown Scale"
December 6 Fabio Rueda de Vivero “Wage Subsidies in Labor Markets with High Informality:
Evidence from Colombia’s First Job Act”  
December 8Maeve Maloney "How centralized is U.S. Metropolitan Employment?"
(co-authored with Jason Brown, Jordan Rappaport, and Aaron Smalter Hall)