Events
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Perlman Prize Submission Deadline
Bolton Hall 812At least $1200 will be awarded to a continuing student for the outstanding original research paper in labor economics. This Prize, established in 1997, honors Professor Richard Perlman’s many years of distinguished service to the Department of Economics and UWM. …
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Teaching Assistant Training
Bolton Hall 294 3210 Maryland Avenue, Milwaukee, WI, United States -
Economics Welcome and Awards Ceremony
Lubar Entrepreneurship Center LobbyJoin the Economics Department as we start the new year, welcome students, new and old, and award student prizes. (Refreshments/Food will be served)
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Rishabh Kirpalani will present “Accounting for Credibility: Fiscal-Monetary Interactions and the Credibility of Central Bank Mandates.”
Lubar Hall N116Rishabh Kirpalani, UW-Madison, will present “Accounting for Credibility: Fiscal-Monetary Interactions and the Credibility of Central Bank Mandates.” Contact: Mohsen Bahmani bahmani@uwm.edu
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Debashis Pal will present “The Relevance of Make-or-Buy Decisions.”
Lubar Hall N116Debashis Pal, University of Cincinnati, will present “The Relevance of Make-or-Buy Decisions.” Contact: Mohsen Bahmani bahmani@uwm.edu
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Economics Seminar: Stanton Hudja
Lubar Hall N116Stanton Hudja, Illinois Institute of Technology, will present “Encouraging Experimentation: Persuading Individuals to Experiment Through Explanation.”
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Economics Seminar: Peter Ganong
Lubar Hall, Room N116 3202 N. Maryland Ave., Milwaukee, WI, United StatesPeter Ganong, University of Chicago, will present “Literature Review and Evidence Aggregation: a Toolkit for Applied Micro.”
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Labor Lunch (Applied Micro Workshop)
Bolton 814BAlexander Anagbado (UWM) will present “Do U.S. Carbon Markets Boost Renewable Energy Innovation?”
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Labor Lunch (Applied Micro Workshop)
Bolton 814BStephen Pitts (Marquette) will present “Later, Not Lower: Price Rigidity and the Risk Smallholders Bear”.