Dear All,
We are looking forward to the NBER DAE Summer Institute!
We have set up two pre-SI Zoom sessions for grad students who will be on
the job market this year to share their work.
Both sessions will take place on Friday, July 7, one at 1-2pm and the other
at 2:30-3:30pm EST. The students and presentation titles in each session
are listed below. Each student will make a brief presentation (up to 10
minutes), followed by questions and feedback (5 minutes, or a bit more if
time permits).
Please let us know if you will be able to attend one or both sessions by
registering through the following links (you will then receive an automated
email with details to connect):
Zoom Registration for Session 1 (July 7, 1-2pm EST):
https://ucdavis.zoom.us/meeting/register/tJEpfuGtqTstGdIOpDvLemTNmRLizggy0A40
Zoom Registration for Session 2 (July 7, 2:30-3:30pm EST):
https://ucdavis.zoom.us/meeting/register/tJctfuurpjwjEtdpAC5aby25UsYJgzkNnXf-
*Session 1:* *Political economy and group differences*
Madison Arnsbarger (Pittsburgh), "*The Political Economy of Women’s
Suffrage and World War I."*
Lukas Leucht (Berkeley), "*One Job, One Vote? The Electoral Return to
Patronage."*
Sophie Li (Boston University), "*Historical Evidence on Gender Differences
in Job Loss: U.S. Postmasters before World War Two."*
Ross Mattheis (Harvard), "*Ambiguity in Intergenerational Mobility across
US History."*
*Session 2:** Technology and markets*
Yiyu Xing (Auburn University), "*Product Safety Standards and Technological
Innovation: Evidence from the 1968 Radiation Control."*
Will Cockriel (Chicago Booth), "*Machines Eating Men: Shoemakers and their
Children After the McKay Stitcher**."*
Quan Le (Princeton), "*Network Competition and Exclusive Contracts:
Evidence from News Agencies**."*
Atsushi Yamagishi (Princeton), "*The Economic Dynamics of City Structure:
Evidence from Hiroshima’s Recovery**."*
Thank you!
Best wishes
from the DAE program directors and the DAE SI 2023 program committee
Received on Fri Jun 09 2023 - 11:07:17 EDT
