9 jun 2025
12.45h
Department of Economics
Effrosyni AdamopoulouLeibniz Centre for European Economic Research (ZEW)
Early Life Conditions, Time Preferences, and Savings
9 jun 2025
12.45h
Department of Economics
Effrosyni AdamopoulouLeibniz Centre for European Economic Research (ZEW)
Early Life Conditions, Time Preferences, and Savings
27 may 2025
12.45h
Department of Economics
Luis GaricanoUniversidad Católica Andrés Bello
Narrative Entanglement: The Case of Climate Policy
22 may 2025
12.45h
Department of Economics
Benjamín Villena-RoldánUniversidad Católica Andrés Bello
Working Hours Policy Reform: Micro and Macro Impacts
13 may 2025
12.45h
Department of Finance and Accounting
Niklas MeyesVrije Universiteit Amsterdam
Fairness Concerns About Performance Signals: Market Microstructure and Executive Compensation
8 may 2025
12.45h
Department of Finance and Accounting
Claudia CannasUniversità Cattolica del Sacro Cuore
Climate Change as a New Source of Systemic Risk: An Empirical Analysis of Climate Risk Drivers for European Banks
7 may 2025
12.45h
Department of Economics
Erica FieldDuke University
Guy Talk: Catalyzing Peer Effects on IPV through Virtual Support Groups for Men
6 may 2025
12.45h
Department of Finance and Accounting
Annalisa PrencipeBocconi University
Eponymy, Reputation, and ESG Reporting in Private Family Firms
6 may 2025
12.45h
Department of Business Management
Luis DiestreIE University
How Many Calories? The Effectiveness Of Substantive And Symbolic Actions In The U.S. Food Retail Industry
30 abr 2025
12.45h
Department of Economics
Andrés ErosaUniversidad Carlos III de Madrid
Labor Market Polarization and Inequality: A Roy Model Perspective
29 abr 2025
12.45h
Department of Finance and Accounting
Andrey PankratovLaval University
Who Benefits from Insider Information? Insider Traders “Under the Gun”
24 abr 2025
13.30h
Departments of Quantitative Methods & Mathematics
David AlonsoUniversidad de Zaragoza
Discrete versions of inequalities in convex geometry
23 abr 2025
12.45h
Department of Economics
Olivier AccominottiLondon School of Economics
Covered Interest Parity: The Long-Run Evidence