Conferencia de Economía, Graduados Universidad de San Andrés (Alumni Conference) Programa:
8:45 hs. Llegada de los Participantes
9:00 hs. – 9:45 hs. Desayuno y Palabras de Bienvenida
9:45 hs. – 11:15 hs. Sesión 1:
Gabriel Montes Rojas (City University London): "Can Poor Countries Lobby for More US Bilateral Aid?"
Loris Rubini (Universidad Carlos III Madrid): "Measuring Barriers to Firm Growth: The importance of international trade"
Daniel Aromí (IIEP - BAIRES): "Strategic Uncertainty in a Coordination Game"
11:15 hs. – 11:45 hs. Coffee Break
11:45 hs. – 13:15 hs. Sesión 2:
Agustín Casas (Universidad Carlos III de Madrid): "Strategic Campaigning with Vote and Turnout Buying: Theory and Evidence"
Mauricio Drelichman (University of British Columbia & CIFAR): "Risk Sharing with the Monarch: Contingent debt and Excusable Defaults in the age of Phillip II, 1556-1598"
Tomás Murphy (IGIER & Centro Dondena, Universita Bocconi): "The Colonial Origins of Divergence in the Americas. A labour market approach"
13:15 hs. – 14:45 hs. Almuerzo
15:00 hs. – 16:30 hs. Sesión 3:
Agustina Paglayan (Stanford University): "Collective Bargaining and Education in the United States: New evidence on an old debate"
Federico Grinberg (UCLA): "Pegs, Overborrowing and Pain"
Eugenia Andreasen (European University Institute): "The Political Economy of Sovereign Defaults"
16:30 hs. – 17:00 hs. Coffee Break
17:00 hs. – 17:45 hs. Sesión 4:
Ana Corbacho (InterAmerican Development Bank): "Crimen y Violencia en América Latina"
17:45 hs. – 18:30 hs Sesión 5:
Ariel Burstein (UCLA) "International Trade, Technology, and the Skill Premium"
Ivan Werning (MIT) "Dealing with the Trilemma: Optimal Capital Controls with Fixed Exchange Rates"
18:30 hs. – 19:30 hs Cocktail
Lugar: Campus - Aula 19, Edificio Otero Monsegur
Dirección: Vito Dumas 284, Victoria, Buenos Aires