EVENTS

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    • Dissertation Proposal : Essays on International Macroeconomics and Monetary and Fiscal Policy

    Bright Quaye
    Seigle Hall, Room 348

    Working and Saving Informally: The Link between Labor Market Informality and Financial Exclusion

    Luca Flabbi (University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill)
    Harry and Susan Seigle Hall, room 348

    Treatment Effects with a Misreported Outcome

    Désiré Kédagni (University of North Carolina - Chapel Hill)
    Harry and Susan Seigle Hall, room 348

    On the Monotonicity of Information Costs

    Xiaoyu Cheng (Florida State University)
    Harry and Susan Seigle Hall, room 348

    Dissertation Defense- Essays in Empirical Research of Education, Criminal and Decision: Evidence from Taiwan Administrative Data

    Hsuan- Hua Huang
    Seigle Hall, Room 348

    Dissertation Defense : Essays on the Economics of Criminal Justice

    Luke Brinkman
    Seigle Hall, Room 348

    TBA

    Adam Dearing (Cornell University)
    Harry and Susan Seigle Hall, room 348

    Stable High Earnings Occupations for the Non-College Goers

    Bruce Sacerdote (Dartmouth)
    Seigle Hall, Room 348

    TBA

    Juan Ortner (Boston University)
    Harry and Susan Seigle Hall, room 348

    St. Louis Fed-WashU-LAEF Macro-Labor Conference April 2-3, 2026

    Co-sponsors: Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis, Washington University in St. Louis, and LAEF
    Hosts: Alexander Bick, Serdar Birinci, Victoria Gregory, and Serdar Ozkan (St. Louis Fed) and Philipp Gruebener (WashU)
    4/2/26: Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis; 2nd Floor Balbach Room | 4/3/26: Washington University in St. Louis; Harry and Susan Seigle Hall 306

    Dissertation Defense: Essays in Behavioral and Experimental Economics

    Stella Papadokonstantaki
    Seigle Hall, Room 348

    Dissertation Defense : Essays on Industrial Organization

    Gengbin Piao
    Seigle Hall, Room 301
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