Why do young workers change between occupations that don't share many skills required and tasks performed in common?
September 29, 2011
Skill Uncertainty, Skill Accumulation, and Occupational Choice
Professor Carl Sanders
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May 31 |
Derek Neal (University of Chicago) FRB - Ted Balbach Conference Room, 2nd Floor @ 12:00 pm |
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Nov 08 |
Luigi Pistaferri (Stanford University) FRB - Ted Balbach Conference Room, 2nd Floor @ 12:00 pm |
September 17, 2011
Anti-Malthus: Evolution, Population, and the Maximization of Free Resources
Professor David Levine with Salvatore Modica
Begin with the premise that Malthusian theory of evolution disregards a pervasive fact about human societies: expansion generally takes place through conflict and conquest.
The Department in the Media
"Why Economists Are Right: Rational Expectations and the Uncertainty Principle in Economics - Part I" by David Levine
"Why Economists Are Right: Rational Expectations and the Uncertainty Principle in Economics - Part II" by David Levine
"A new Bargain for Drug Approvals" by Michele Boldrin and Joshua Swamidass
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