Seminar Series 2011

Alfons Palangkaraya is the program coordinator of these seminars. A time table for forthcoming seminars is presented below. If you would like to subscribe to the Melbourne Institute seminar electronic mailing list please email Alfons Palangkaraya.

SPEAKER TOPIC LOCATION DATE
Professor Tomoko Kishi, Nanzan University

Changes in Female Labour Supply in Japan 1993-2008: a Panel Data Analysis (Abstract) (Paper)

Melbourne Institute Seminar Room** Thursday 8th December, 11am
Professor Tito M. Boeri, Universit Bocconi Moving to Segregation: Evidence on 8 Italian Cities (Abstract)
Melbourne Institute Seminar Room** Thursday 1st December, 11am
Professor Peter Bardsley, University of Melbourne TBA Melbourne Institute Seminar Room** Thursday 17th November, 11am
Professor Matthew Sutton, University of Manchester State and Self Investment in Health (Abstract) Melbourne Institute Seminar Room** Thursday 10th November, 11am
Professor Steve Stillman, University of Otago The Impact of the 2008 Minimum Wage Reform on Youth Outcomes in New Zealand (Abstract) Melbourne Institute Seminar Room** Thursday 3rd November, 11am
Professor Joanna Poyago-Theotoky, La Trobe University Horizontal Agreements and R&D Complementarities: Merger vs RJV (Abstract) (Paper) Melbourne Institute Seminar Room** Thursday 20th October, 11am
Professor Richard Burkhauser, Cornell University Measuring the Economic Health of the American Middle Class: A Cross-Walk from Piketty-Saez to the Traditional Measurement Literature (Abstract) Melbourne Institute Seminar Room** Friday 7th October, 11.30am
Dr Nattavudh Powdthavee, Nanyang Technological University, Singapore Putting Different Price Tags on the Same Health Condition: Re-evaluating the Well-being Valuation Approach Melbourne Institute Seminar Room** Monday 26th September, 11am
Nan Jiang, University of Auckland A Model for Predicting Readmission Risk in New Zealand (Abstract) (Paper) Melbourne Institute Seminar Room** Thursday 8th September, 11am
Professor Richard Freeman, Harvard University

Scientists and Engineers in the Global Labor Market: Collaboration and Competition?

Melbourne Institute Seminar Room** Thursday 18th August, 11am
Professor David Neumark, University of California - Irvine, NBER and IZA Detecting Discrimination in Audit and Correspondence Studies (Abstract) (Paper) Melbourne Institute Seminar Room** Thursday 21st July, 11am
Professor Han Bleichrodt, Erasmus Universiteit Rotterdam An Experimental Test of the Concentration Index (Abstract) Melbourne Institute Seminar Room** Thursday 16th June, 11am
Albina Soultanaeva, Reserve Bank of Australia Household indebtedness, house prices and financial stability the Swedish experience (Abstract) Melbourne Institute Seminar Room** Thursday 9th June, 11am
Nikhil Jha, University of Texas at Dallas Do Geographic Peers Affect Educational Outcomes: Evidence from a Large Urban District (Abstract) Melbourne Institute Seminar Room** Wednesday 11th May, 11am
Peter Jonson Great Crises of Capitalism (Abstract) (Bio) Melbourne Institute Seminar Room** Cancelled
Professor Mark Wooden, The University of Melbourne Re-engaging with Survey Non-respondents: The BHPS, SOEP and HILDA Survey Experience (Abstract) (Paper) Melbourne Institute Seminar Room** Thursday 5th May, 11am
Professor Yongcheol Shin, Leeds University Business School A Nonlinear Panel Data Model of Cross-sectional Dependence (Abstract) (Paper) Melbourne Institute Seminar Room** Thursday 14th April, 11am
Professor Robert F. Elliott, University of Aberdeen Local Labour Markets, Nurse Recruitment and Retention and Skill Mix in English Hospitals (Abstract) Melbourne Institute Seminar Room** Thursday 7th April, 11am
Professor Jan Erik Askildsen, Universitetet i Bergen, Norway Do Hospitals Respond to Prices? Evidence from Norway (Abstract) Melbourne Institute Seminar Room** Thursday 31st March, 11am
Mustafa Karakaplan, Texas A&M University School District Consolidation or Fragmentation: The Missing Link of Competition (Abstract) Melbourne Institute Seminar Room** Thursday 10th March, 11am
Prof. Brian McCall, University of Michigan Employment Insurance Allowable Earnings and Working While on Claim Behavior in Canada (Abstract) Melbourne Institute Seminar Room** Thursday 3rd March, 11am
Kai Liu, Johns Hopkins University Wage Risk, On-the-job Search and Partial Insurance (Abstract) Melbourne Institute Seminar Room** Thursday 24th February, 1pm
Prof. Hugh Gravelle, University of York Does better management of chronic conditions in general practice reduce emergency hospital admissions? (Abstract) Melbourne Institute Seminar Room** Thursday 17th February, 11am
Hiren Nisar, University of Wisconsin-Madison, USA Do Charter Schools Improve Student Achievement? (Abstract) Melbourne Institute Seminar Room** Wednesday 16th February, 2pm
Jonathan Smith, Boston University, USA The Effect of College Applications on Enrollment (Abstract) Melbourne Institute Seminar Room** Wednesday 16th February, 11am
Jesse Matheson, University of Calgary, Canada Estimating tobacco price elasticity in Canada's Aboriginal communities (Abstract) Melbourne Institute Seminar Room** Tuesday 15th February, 2pm
Kadir Atalay, University of New South Wales Euler Equation Estimation on Micro Data (Abstract) Melbourne Institute Seminar Room** Thursday 10th February, 11am
Rong Zhu, University of New South Wales

Economic Restructuring and Individual Heterogeneity in Returns to Schooling in Urban China (Abstract)

Melbourne Institute Seminar Room** Friday 4th February, 12:30pm
Diana Warren, Melbourne Institute of Applied Economic and Social Research

Retirement in a Household Context: The Impact of Spousal Characteristics and Preferences on the Retirement Decision (Abstract)

Melbourne Institute Seminar Room** Friday 4th February, 10:30am
Dr Jeffery Evans, National Institute for Child Health and Human Development, USA

Many novel trends converge in American economics: How can a labor economist make sense of it all? (Abstract)

Melbourne Institute Seminar Room** Thursday 3rd February, 11am
Sonja Kassenboehmer, RWI Essen and University of Bochum, Germany

Beyond GDP and Back: What is the Value-added by Additional Components of Welfare Measurement? (Abstract)

Melbourne Institute Seminar Room** Wednesday 2nd February, 1:30pm

** Melbourne Institute Seminar Room is located on the 6th Floor, Alan Gilbert Building (Building A), 161 Barry Street, Carlton (enter via 7th floor reception).