TU_Economics

Last seminar of the semester: Dr. Jacob Bastian from Rutgers will present "Evaluating the Impact of Expanded Tax Credits on the Wellbeing of Puerto Rican Families" 📅 Fri, Apr 10, 3:00-4:15pm 📍 Gladfelter 231B

Next in our seminar series: Dr. Cauê Dobbin from presents "The Effects of Widespread Online Education on Market Structure and Enrollment" 📅 Fri, Mar 27, 3:00-4:15pm 📍 Gladfelter 231B How does online education reshape higher ed access and quality?

Next up in our seminar series: Dr. Teresa Harrison presents "Responses to New Quality Information When Quality Is Hard to Observe: Evidence for Nonprofit Donors" 📅 Fri, March 13, 3:00-4:15pm 📍 Gladfelter 231B

Next in our seminar series: Dr. Florence Jusot from Paris-Dauphine University presents their work titled, "Social Preferences for Equity Principles in Healthcare Financing: Evidence from the SOPHEA Survey Experiment" 📅 Fri, Feb 27, 3:00-4:15pm 📍 Gladfelter 231B

This week in our seminar series, we welcome @Ekwonomist who will present his work titled, "Product Level Emission Intensities: Measurement and Application to the Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism" 📅 Fri, Feb 20, 3:00-4:15pm 📍 Gladfelter 231B

Next in our seminar series, Dr. Giulia Lo Forte from The Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve will present "International Spillover of Industrial Policy in the Global Semiconductor Sector" 📅 3:00-4:15pm 📍 Gladfelter 231B

We are excited to kick off our Spring Seminar Series. Our presenter this Friday at 3PM is Dr. Lukas Nord, Assistant Professor at the University of Pennsylvania, who will be presenting their work titled "Investment in Demand and Dynamic Competition for Customers".

For our final seminar for this semester, Dr. Jin Liu from the University of Pennsylvania will be presenting her work titled, "Multinational Production and Innovation in Tandem" 📅 Friday, December 5, 3:00-4:15 p.m. 📍 Gladfelter Hall, 231B

This week in our seminar series: Dr. Jordan Rosenthal-Kay (@jordanr_k) from @sffed will present "Urban Costs Around the World" 📅 Fri, Nov 7, 3:00-4:15pm 📍 Gladfelter 231B

Next in our seminar series: Dr. Valerie Michelman @v_michelman from @UDLernerCollege will present her work titled "Cheaper by the Dozen: Parental Time Use and Economies of Scale in Raising Children." 📅 Fri, Oct 31, 3:00-4:15pm 📍 Gladfelter 231B

Next in our seminar series 🎓 Dr. Bryan Stuart from the Philly Fed will present his work, "Dynamic Individuals, Static Neighborhoods: Migration and Earnings Changes in Poor Neighborhoods" 📅 Fri, Oct 24, 3:00-4:15pm 📍 Gladfelter 231B

David Wessel (@davidmwessel) from @BrookingsEcon joined Prof. @SamuelMSolomon's Public Economics class to discuss his career in public economics and key policy challenges facing Washington today. Great opportunity for students to connect theory with real-world policy debates.

Next in our seminar series: Dr. Assa Cohen from Sy Syms School of Business, Yeshiva University, will be presenting, "Why We Should Start Thinking of Illiquidity Spells in Over-the-Counter Markets in Terms of Monopolistic Inefficiency" We look forward to his talk!

Dr. Olga Timoshenko from our department will present her paper, "Learning and Inventory Dynamics", at the 26th Annual European Trade Study Group Conference, the largest annual trade conference in the world. See link for more details. #trade #etsg2025 etsg.org/conferences/et…

We are exicted to kick off our Fall Seminar Series with a talk by Dr. Chenyu Yang from the University of Maryland, College Park! Dr. Yang will present work titled, “Competition and Learning by Doing: Space Launch Industry.”

We are excited to welcome @SamuelMSolomon and Jack Liang who are joining us this Fall. sites.google.com/view/jackliang samuelmsolomon.com

New CEPR Discussion Paper - DP19945 Luxuries, Necessities, and the Allocation of Time Lei Fang @AtlantaFed, Anne Hannusch @AnneHannusch @UniBonn, Pedro Silos @TULiberalArts @TU_Economics ow.ly/xMAH50V1pP0 #CEPR_MG #EconTwitter

New research by our own @shreyaseedas & co-author in the Journal of South Asian Development examines the impact of the 2001 Gujarat earthquake on marital outcomes. Study finds ⬇️ in age at marriage & women's economic mobility, w/ severely affected districts driving these results.

New research in @JPubEcon by our own Viviane Sanfelice & co-author on how improving housing through Chicago's Micro Market Recovery Program can reduce crime, especially burglaries and robberies. 🏘️ #UrbanPolicy #Economics sciencedirect.com/science/articl…

Professor Joshua Mask was quoted in today's New York Times - Why Better Times (and Big Raises) Haven't Cured the Inflation Hangover: