Ente Einaudi: Seminars schedule (a.y. 2004-2005)

Schedule
date		type	speaker	paper / argument
September	6	economics	Kay GIESECKE Cornell University	Calibrating Credit with Incomplete Information
	20	economics	Philippe BACCHETTA Study Center Gerzensee	Can Information Heterogeneity Explain the Exchange Rate Determination Puzzle?
	23	economics	Pierluigi CIOCCA (Bank of Italy) Luca FILIPPA (Italian Stock Exchange) Giovanni MARONGIU (University of Genoa) Antonio PEDONE (University of Rome "La Sapienza")	Presentation of the book: FISCO E FINANZA IN ITALIA E IN EUROPA (ed. Bancaria Editrice) Silvia GIANNINI (a cura di) (University of Bologna)
	27	economics	Giovanni FERRI University of Bari	Government Guarantees Behind Banks: International Evidence fron the Ratings
date		type	speaker	paper / argument
October	4	economics	Antonio GUARINO Ente "Luigi Einaudi" University College, London	Herd Behavior in a Laboratory Financial Market
	5	lunch	Jens EISENSCHMIDT Dresden University of Technology	International Capital Flows meets Corporate Liquidity Demand
	6	lunch	Alessandro FLAMINI HEI, Geneva	Inflation Targeting and Exchange Rate Pass-through
	11	economics	Guido ASCARI University of Pavia	The Optimal Stability-Oriented Monetary Policy: Optimal Monetary Policy Under Low Trend Inflation
	14	economics	Robert S. CHIRINKO Emory University	Greenspan Shrugs: Formal Addresses, Bond Market Volatility, and Monetary Policy Uncertainty
	18	economics	Eugenio PROTO University of Warwick	Can Good Fundamentals "Weaken" the Banking System?
	25	economics	Giovanni L. VIOLANTE New York University	Optimal Welfare-to-Work Programs
	28	econometrics	Jesús GONZALO MUÑOZ Universidad Carlos III de Madrid	Large Shocks vs Small Shocks (or Does Size Matter? Maybe So)
	29	lunch	Federico RAVENNA University of California, Santa Cruz	Menu Costs at Work: Restaurant Prices and the Introduction of the Euro
date		type	speaker	paper / argument
November	4	econometrics	Raffaello SERI Insubria University	Statistical Properties of Generalized Discrepancies
	8	economics	Umberto CHERUBINI University of Bologna	Accounting Fraud and the Pricing of Corporate Liabilities. Structural models with Garbling
	15	economics	Tito BOERI (Bocconi University, Milan) Andrea BRANDOLINI (Bank of Italy) Giorgio BRUNELLO (University of Padua) Daniele CHECCHI (University of Milan) Antonio CICCONE (Universitat Pompeu Fabra) Federico CINGANO (Bank of Italy) Piero CIPOLLONE (Bank of Italy) Eugenio GAIOTTI (Bank of Italy) Francesco LIPPI (Bank of Italy)	NUOVI TEMI PER LA POLITICA ECONOMICA by: Michele POLO (Bocconi University, Milan and Giornale degli Economisti) Daniele TERLIZZESE (Ente Luigi Einaudi and Bank of Italy)
	18	econometrics	Liudas GIRAITIS University of York	Consistent Estimation of the Memory Parameter for Nonlinear Time Series
	19	economics	George CHACKO (Harvard Business School) Sriketan MAHANTI (State Street Bank) Gaurav MALLIK (State Street Bank) Marti G. SUBRAHMANYAM (Stern School of Business)	LIQUIDITY RISK IN THE CORPORATE BOND MARKETS: IMPLICATIONS AND INDICATIONS by: Ente "Luigi Einaudi" Italian Banking Association (ABI)
	22	economics	Mark SALMON Warwick Business School	Market Stress and Herding
	25	econometrics	Riccardo LUCCHETTI Università Politecnica delle Marche	Identification of covariance structures
	29	economics	Gabriella CHIESA University of Bologna	Risk Transfer, Lending Capacity and Real Investment Activity
date		type	speaker	paper / argument
December	2	econometrics	Giovanni G. AMISANO University of Brescia	Alternative Time-Varying Parameter Specifications for Bayesian VAR Models
	6	economics	Andrea CAGGESE Universitat Pompeu Fabra	Testing Financing Constraints on Firm Investment using Variable Capital
	9	econometrics	Antonio FORCINA University of Perugia	Multivariate Ordered Logit Regressions
	10	lunch	Michele BERARDI Ente "Luigi Einaudi" Sant'Anna School of Advanced Studies, Pisa	Heterogeneity and misspecifications in expectations formation: which consequences for monetary policy?
	13	economics	Ákos VALENTINYI University of Southampton	Accounting for the Relative Price Facts across Countries
	16	econometrics	Tommaso PROIETTI University of Udine	On the Model-Based Interpretation of Filters and the Reliability of Trend-Cycle Estimates
	17	lunch	Leo FERRARIS Ente "Luigi Einaudi" London School of Business	On the Complementarity of Money and Credit
	20	economics	Gian Luca CLEMENTI Stern School of Business, New York	Legal Institutions, Sectoral Heterogeneity, and Economic Development
	22	lunch	Alberto Franco POZZOLO Ente "Luigi Einaudi" Università del Molise	Is firm's productivity related to its financial structure? Evidence from microeconomic data
date		type	speaker	paper / argument
January	17	economics	Wouter J. DENHAAN London Business School University of California, San Diego	Temporary Shocks and Unavoidable Transitions to a High-Unemployment Regime
	24	economics	Riccardo CALCAGNO Tilburg University	Market based compensation, trading and liquidity
	27	econometrics	Anindya BANERJEE European University Institute, Florence	Breaking panel data cointegration
	31	economics	Paolo VITALE Ente "Luigi Einaudi" "G. d'Annunzio" University, Pescara	An Empirical Study of Liquidity and Information Effects of Order Flow on Exchange Rates
date		type	speaker	paper / argument
February	7	economics	Vicente CUÑAT Universitat Pompeu Fabra, Barcelona	Executive Compensation and Competition in the Banking and Financial Sectors
	14	economics	Paul S. SEGERSTROM Stockholm School of Economics	A Theory of North-South Trade and Globalization
	21	economics	Barbara PETRONGOLO London School of Economics	Unequal Pay or Unequal Employment? A Cross-country Analysis of Gender Gaps
	24	econometrics	Stefano FACHIN University "La Sapienza", Rome	Long-Run Trends in Internal Migrations in Italy: a Study in Panel Cointegration with Dependent Units
	28	economics	Gabriele SUSINNO Finance-and-Physics	Market Dynamics as a Consequence of Local Complementarity and Global Substitutability in Agent's Strategies
date		type	speaker	paper / argument
March	3	econometrics	M. Hashem PESARAN University of Cambridge	Alternative Approaches to Estimation and Inference in Large Multifactor Panels: Small Sample Results with an Application to Modelling of Asset Returns
	7	economics	Vasso P. IOANNIDOU Tilburg University	The Impact of Explicit Deposit Insurance on Market Discipline
	14	economics	Francesco CASELLI Harvard University	The World Technology Frontier
	16	economics	Domenico CUOCO Wharton School, University of Pennsylvania	An Analysis of VaR-based Capital Requirements
	17	econometrics	István BERKES Graz University of Technology	Asymptotic results for long memory LARCH sequences
	21	economics	Lucio SARNO University of Warwick	The Forward Bias Puzzle and Nonlinearity in Deviations from Uncovered Interest Parity: A New Perspective
	24	econometric lesson	Richard BLUNDELL University College London	Micro-Econometric evaluation methods
	24	econometrics	Richard BLUNDELL University College London	Changes in the Distribution of Male and Female Wages Accounting for Employment Composition Using Bounds
	25	econometric lesson	Richard BLUNDELL University College London	Dynamic panel data methods
date		type	speaker	paper / argument
April	4	economics	Bertrand WIGNIOLLE Université Paris 1	Political economy of social security with endogenous preferences
	7	lunch	Luca DEDOLA Ente "Luigi Einaudi" Bank of Italy	Pass-Through and Exchange-Rate Fluctuations in a DSGE Model of Price Discrimination
	14	econometrics	Pedro CARNEIRO University College London	Ability, Sorting and Wage Inequality
	15	lunch	Andrea CIPOLLINI Queen Mary, University of London	Business cycle effects on capital requirements: scenario generation through Dynamic Factor analysis
	18	economics	Eliana LA FERRARA Bocconi University, Milan	Diamonds Are Forever, Wars Are Not. Is Conflict Bad for Private Firms?
	21	econometric lesson	Melvyn WEEKS University of Cambridge	On The Specification, Identification, and Estimation of Discrete Choice Models: Classical and Bayesian Perspectives
	21	econometrics	Melvyn WEEKS University of Cambridge	Assessing the impact of private sector balance sheets on financial crises: a comparison of Bayesian and information-theoretic measures of model uncertainty
	22	economics	Giovanni MAGGI Princeton University	A Political Economy Theory of Trade Agreements
	28	econometric lesson	Melvyn WEEKS University of Cambridge	On The Specification, Identification, and Estimation of Discrete Choice Models: Classical and Bayesian Perspectives
	28	econometrics	Frank WINDMEIJER Institute for Fiscal Studies, London	Unit Roots: Identification and Testing in Micro Panels
date		type	speaker	paper / argument
May	2	economics	Claudio MICHELACCI CEMFI, Madrid	Technology Shocks and Job Flows
	5	econometric lesson	Melvyn WEEKS University of Cambridge	On The Specification, Identification, and Estimation of Discrete Choice Models: Classical and Bayesian Perspectives
	5	econometrics	Arthur VAN SOEST Tilburg University	Health and Wealth of Elderly Couples: Causality Tests Using Dynamic Panel Data Models
	9	economics	Antoine D'AUTUME Université Paris 1	Ageing and retirement age. What can we learn from the Overlapping Generations Model?
	12	econometric lesson	Melvyn WEEKS University of Cambridge	On The Specification, Identification, and Estimation of Discrete Choice Models: Classical and Bayesian Perspectives
	12	econometrics	Domenico GIANNONE Université Libre de Bruxelles	Monetary Policy in Real Time
	16	economics	Giorgio VALENTE University of Warwick	Deviations from Purchasing Power Parity Under Different Exchange Rate Regimes: Do They Revert and, If So, How?
	18	econometric lesson	Charles F. MANSKI Northwestern University	Current Issues in Measuring Expectations: Measuring Expectations
	19	econometric lesson	Charles F. MANSKI Northwestern University	Current Issues in Measuring Expectations: Measuring and Interpreting Expectations of Equity Returns
	19	econometrics	Charles F. MANSKI Northwestern University	Minimax-regret treatment choice with missing outcome data
	23	economics	Michele RUTA European University Institute, Florence	The Political Economy of Fear of Floating
	26	econometrics	Rajendra J. BHANSALI University of Liverpool	Prediction of long-memory time series: an overview
	30	economics	María Fabiana PENAS Tilburg University	The maturity of loan commitments to small businesses: An empirical analysis
date		type	speaker	paper / argument
June	6	economics	Dora L. COSTA Massachusetts Institute of Technology Matthew E. KAHN The Fletcher School, Tufts University	Social Capital: Lessons from Wartime
	8	lunch	Till Marco von WACHTER Columbia University	Long-Term Effects from a Bad Start? An Analysis of College Graduates using Matched Employer-Employee Data
	13	economic lesson	Guido LORENZONI Ente "Luigi Einaudi" Massachusetts Institute of Technology	Imperfect information and non-neutrality
	13	economics	Marco SCARSINI University of Turin	Optimal Risk Sharing with Background Risk
	15	economic lesson	Guido LORENZONI Ente "Luigi Einaudi" Massachusetts Institute of Technology	Public information and strategic complementarities
	20	economic lesson	Guido LORENZONI Ente "Luigi Einaudi" Massachusetts Institute of Technology	Imperfect Information, Consumers' Expectations and Business Cycles
	20	economics	Matthias DOEPKE University of California, Los Angeles	Real Effects of Inflation through the Redistribution of Nominal Wealth
	27	economics	Antonio MELE London School of Economics	Rational Stock-Market Fluctuations
	28	lunch	Miquel PELLICER GALLARDO Ente "Luigi Einaudi" European University Institute, Florence	Inequality Persistence trough Vertical vs. Horizontal Coalitions
date		type	speaker	paper / argument
July	4	economics	Pietro VERONESI University of Chicago	Technological Revolutions and Stock Prices
July	7	lunch	Giovanni FERRI Ente "Luigi Einaudi" University of Bari Dan SASAKI University of Tokyo	More ain't always better: Efficient entry in the credit rating industry



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