Talks and Lectures - Department of Economics, University of Mannheim

this week

Internal Department Seminar

Monday, 3.11.2025, 12:00h in L7,3-5; 001

Assaf Abraham, Universität Mannheim:
One Hundred Years of Manufacturing: Long-run Consequences of the Indiana Gas Boom

Research Seminar in Public Economics

Tuesday, 4.11.2025, 12:00h in L7,3-5; P044

Johannes Kochems, Universität Köln:
Local Tax Havens

Micro CRC TR 224 Seminar

Tuesday, 4.11.2025, 13:45h in L7,3-5; S031

Philip Ushchev, ECARES, Université Libre De Bruxelles:
The Polarization Paradox: Why More Connections Can Divide Us

CDSE Seminar

Tuesday, 4.11.2025, 15:30h in L7,3-5; S031

Filip Gonschorek, Universität Mannheim:
Impact Evaluation of Different School Types: Regression Discontinuity and Probability Weighting

Specials

Wednesday, 5.11.2025, 10:15h in L7,3-5; S031

Alexander Westkamp, Universität Köln:
When Less Is Enough: Efficient Exchange Without Money Under Informational Constraints

Mannheim Applied Seminar

Wednesday, 5.11.2025, 12:15h in ZEW; Room Brüssel

Ethan Ilzetzki, LSE:
Fiscal Policy and Labor Mobilization: Labor Supply and Demand Effects (joint work with Tiago Paúl)

Topics in Macroeconomics

Wednesday, 5.11.2025, 15:30h in L7,3-5; P043

Steffen Zetzmann, Universität Mannheim:
Who Pays for Higher Energy Costs? Distributional Effects in the Housing Market

Ph.D. Seminar

Thursday, 6.11.2025, 17:15h in L7,3-5; P044

Hwee Bin Koh Tanay Agarwal, Universität Mannheim:
Experts as Gatekeepers (Hwee Bin Koh) Supply Chains and Market Power (Tanay Agarwal)