Economics Department Applied Econometrics Workshop

This workshop is a casual forum for faculty and graduate students to discuss applied econometrics. Our specific objectives are: 1) faculty present works-in-progress to gain feedback in the early stages, 2) faculty present econometric techniques and/or data sets that would be useful to other faculty and grad students, and 3) graduate students present their work and receive feedback.

For the Spring 2008 semester we meet Fridays 12-1pm in Williams Hall room 123. The Economics Department and the Institute for Regulatory Policy Studies are jointly providing pizza for us.

If you would like to present a topic or have any questions about the workshop, please email the coordinator.

Date	Presenter	Title
29 February	James Payne	Energy Consumption and Real GDP Growth
28 March	Sherrilyn Billger	School Closures: Panel Data probit models
18 April	Daniel Rich	Relationship-specific Investments and Marital Duration
25 April	Fuxia Cheng	Asymptotic Properties in ARCh(p)-time series