© Universität Bielefeld
Economic Theory Lunch Seminar
- Summer Term 2022
Here you can find the dates and topics of past and upcoming talks of the internal economic theory lunch seminar. It will take place approximately every other week at 12.15pm.
22.04.2022
Speaker: Emy Lécuyer
Title: "Convex Asset Pricing"Room: V10-122
06.05.2022
Speaker: Frank Riedel
Title: "Efficient Allocations in Identified Models" - Abstract -
13.05.2022
Speaker: Lorenzo Maria Stanca
Title: "Robust Bayesian Choice" -Abstract-
03.06.2022
Speaker: Manuel Förster
Title: "A theory of media bias and disinformation"
17.06.2022
Speaker: Tim Hellmann
Title: Tba
24.06.2022
Speaker: Jacco Thijssen
Title: "Predatory Pricing and the Value of Corporate Cash Holdings" -Abstract-- Winter Term 2021-2022
WinterTerm 2021-2022
Here you can find the dates and topics of past and upcoming talks of the internal economic theory lunch seminar. It will take place approximately every other week at 12.15pm.
19.10.2021
Speaker 1: Tim Hellmann - University of Southampton - A behavioural network model of the stock market - room V10-122 at 9 o'clock. Abstract
Speaker 2: Rusinowska Agnieszka - Paris School of Economics -
Degree centrality and externalities in networks - room V10-122 Abstract
29.10.2021 Niki Kotsenko - The Hebrew University of Jerusalem - Public Information and Sequential Learning in a Bilateral Market - online Abstract
10.12.2021 Alexis Ghersengorin, Paris School of Economics - Reactance: a Freedom-Based Rational Choice Theory (in presence in room V10-122)
- postponed - 14.01.2022 Frank Riedel, Universität Bielefeld - Efficient Allocations in Identified Models
- conditionally postponed to Tuesday, Feb. 18th (Economics Seminar Slot) -
14.01.2022 Emilien Macault, HEC Paris - Stochastic Consensus and the Shadow of Doubt - Abstract - in presence in lecture hall 3
21.01.2022 Lorenzo Maria Stanca, Northwestern University - Recursive Preferences, Correlation aversion, and the Temporal Resolution of Uncertainty - Abstract - in presence in lecture hall 8
28.01.2022 Jukka Lempa, University of Turku
"A Poisson stopping game with asymmetric information" - Abstract - in presence in lecture hall 8