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Brown Bag Seminars

Labor and Population Brown Bag Seminars occur on Fridays, from 12 p.m. to 1 p.m.

For more information on these seminars, or if you would like to request a paper, please contact Suzanne Benedict at (310) 393-0411 ext 6873.

If you would like to suggest other speakers, please contact Paul Heaton (ext 7526) or Dana Goldman (ext 6247).


Upcoming Seminars


Date

Time

Place

Speaker

Title of Seminar

03/19/10

12-1

m5312

Ben Vollaard
CentER, Tilburg University

Does regulation of built-in security reduce crime? Evidence from a regression discontinuity approach

11/13/09

12-1

m5312

Thomas Light
RAND

The Time-Use Effects of Commuting

12/04/09

12-1

m5312

Peter B. Brownell
RAND

Low Pay for Unauthorized Immigrants: “Superexploitation” or Employers' Risk of Sanctions?

10/09/09

12-1

m5312

Arie Kapteyn
RAND

Numbers, What Good Are Numbers?

09/18/09

12-1

m5312

David Mayer-Foulkes
Centro de Investigacion y Docencia Economicas (CIDE), Mexico

Long-Term Fundamentals of the 2008 Economic Crisis

09/04/09

12-1

m5312

Zafar Nazarov
University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill

The Effect of Unemployment Duration on Reemployment Wages: A Dynamic Discrete Time Hazard Model with Unobserved Heterogeneity

08/07/09

12-1

m5312

Adeline Delavande
RAND

HIV Testing in Malawi

07/31/09

12-1

m5312

Luis Vasconcelo
Universidade Nova de Lisboa

Star Wars: Exclusive Talents and Collusive Outcomes in the Labor Market

07/24/09

12-1

m5312

Katja Kaufmann
Bocconi University

Understanding the Income Gradient in College Attendance in Mexico: The Role of Heterogeneity in Expected Returns to College

(NOTE: This document is not a RAND publication.)

05/22/09

12-1

m5312

Dayanand S. Manoli
RAND

Intertemporal Substitution in Labor Force Participation: Evidence from Policy Discontinuities

03/27/09

12-1

m5312

Emma Aguila
RAND

Non-contributory Pensions and Poverty Alleviation Among the Elderly

03/13/09

12-1

m3312

Titus Galama
RAND

Grossman's Health Threshold and Retirement

02/13/09

12-1

m5312

Joanne Yoong
RAND

Long-term Financial Incentives And Investments in Daughters: Evidence from Conditional Cash Transfers in North India

This is work jointly co-authored with Nistha Sinha of the World Bank

01/30/09

12-1

 m5312 (host), w7126, p6206

Ted Miguel
UC Berkeley

Joint seminar between the International Development Speaker Series and the L&P brown bag

Government Transfers and Political Support

01/16/09

12-1

m4312

Michael Pollard
RAND

Friendship Networks and Trajectories of Adolescent Tobacco Use

12/19/08

12-1

m5312

Emily Haisley
Yale University

Behavioral Economics and Incentive Design

(NOTE: This document is not a RAND publication.)

12/05/08

12-1

m5312

Elena Stancanelli
CNRS, THEMA, University of Cergy-Pontoise

How do spouses allocate time: the effects of wages and income

(NOTE: This document is not a RAND publication.)

11/21/08

12-1

m5312

Neeraj Sood
RAND

The Impact of Federal Funding on University R&D

(NOTE: This document is not a RAND publication.)

10/17/08

12-1

m5312

Sarah Meadows
RAND

Stability and Change in Family Structure and Maternal Health Trajectories

(NOTE: This document is not a RAND publication.)

10/10/08

12-1

m5312

Erik Meijer
RAND

First results from SHARE wave 2 compared with ELSA wave 3 and HRS wave 8

(NOTE: This document is not a RAND publication.)

10/03/08

12-1

m5312

Anna Sanz-de-Galdeno
University of Girona and Institute for the Study of Labor (IZA)

The Rise in Obesity Across the Atlantic: an Economic Perspective joint work with Giorgio Brunello, Pierre-Carl Michaud

(NOTE: This document is not a RAND publication.)

09/19/08

12-1

m5312

Arie Kapteyn
RAND

L&P Overview

09/12/08

12-1

m3312

John Romley and Dana Goldman
RAND

The Demand for Hospital Amenities

(NOTE: This document is not a RAND publication.)

08/29/08

12-1

Santa Monica: m5312

DC: w7126

Yang Lu
RAND

The effects of food prices on obesity and the subsequent health implications: evidence from China 1991 – 2006

08/22/08

12-1

m5312

Paul Heaton
RAND

Does Treatment Respond to Reimbursement Rates? Evidence from Trauma Care
(joint work with Eric Helland)

06/06/08

12-1

m5312

Gema Zamarro
RAND

Teacher Quality, Teacher Licensure Tests, and Student Achievement (joint work with Richard Buddin)

05/09/08

12-1

m5312

Robert Jensen
Brown University and NBER

Joint seminar between the International Development Speaker Series and the L&P brown bag

Do Consumer Price Subsidies Really Improve Nutrition? Evidence from China

05/02/08

12-1

m5312

Paul Heaton
RAND

Do Police Discriminate? Evidence from Multiple-Offender Crimes (with Charles Loeffler)

(NOTE: This document is not a RAND publication.)

04/18/08

12-1

m5312

Raffaelle Vardavas
RAND

Agent-based inductive reasoning games – An Application to influenza vaccination

Related Papers:
Mean-field analysis of an inductive reasoning game: Application to influenza vaccination
Can Influenza Epidemics Be Prevented by Voluntary Vaccination?

(NOTE: These documents are not RAND publications.)

04/11/08

12-1

m5312

Jui-Chung Allen Li
RAND

What Money Can and Cannot Buy: Divorce, Gender, and Health

01/28/08

12-1

m5312

Special Brown Bag:
Carlos González Gutiérrez
Executive Director, Instituto de los Mexicanos en el Exterior

Speaking on the Mexican Diaspora

01/18/08

12-1

m5312

Arkadipta Ghosh
PRGS Fellow

The Effect of Land Reforms on Long Term Health and Well-being in India

(NOTE: This document is not a RAND publication.)

These seminar series are sponsored by RAND's Labor and Population Program and RAND Health.

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