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3 Thomas HOLDEN (Deutsche Bundesbank) ” Rationing Under Sticky Prices” Alexander Rakhlin (Massachusetts Institute of Technology): “Foundations of Interactive Decision Making”	4 Pedro SOUZA (Queen Mary, University of London) – “The Labour Market Consequences of Crime Victimisation” Seminar “Mothers’ Preferences to Care for a Child at Home”	5 Alexander Rakhlin (Massachusetts Institute of Technology): “Foundations of Interactive Decision Making”	6 Jan Starmans (Stockholm School of Economics) “Sustainable Investing and Market Governance” Adelina BARBALAU (HEC Paris & University of Alberta) “The Optimal Design of Green Debt”	7	8 Conférence : « Travailler à l’heure du numérique, avenir du travail et nouvelles technologies »	9
10 Julien Trufin (Université Libre de Bruxelles): “Insurance Pricing and Financial Equilibrium through Autocalibration” Alexander Rakhlin (Massachusetts Institute of Technology): “Foundations of Interactive Decision Making”	11 Isabelle MEJEAN (Sciences Po) – “The Fragmentation Paradox : De-risking Trade and Global Safety co-authored” with Thierry Mayer and Mathias Thoenig	12 Shigehiro SERIZAWA (Osaka University of Economics) – “Constrained efficiency and strategy-proofness in constrained package assignment problems with money” Alexander Rakhlin (Massachusetts Institute of Technology): “Foundations of Interactive Decision Making”	13 Julien TRUFIN (Université Libre de Bruxelles) “Bregman and Tweedie Dominances for Candidate Pure Premiums” Valentina CORRADI (University of Surrey)”Sparsity Tests for High-Dimensional Linear Regression Models in Time Series” Bernie HOGAN (University of Oxford) – “The Social Implications of Autoencoding” View All 4 Events »	14 Camille Hémet (Université Paris 1 Panthéon-Sorbonne / Paris School of Economics)	15	16
17 Kristoffer NIMARK (Cornell University) “The macroeconomics of surveillance capitalism” Maxim Raginsky (University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign): “Information theory and statistical physics perspectives on empirical processes” Julien Trufin (Université Libre de Bruxelles): “Insurance Pricing and Financial Equilibrium through Autocalibration” View All 4 Events »	18 Mikhail GOLOSOV (University of Chicago) – “A Beckerian Theory of Taxation” 18th Financial Risks International Forum Petit déjeuner Economie & Finance : Le Financement au Service de la Transition View All 4 Events »	19	20 Julien Trufin (Université Libre de Bruxelles): “Insurance Pricing and Financial Equilibrium through Autocalibration” Maxim Raginsky (University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign): “Information theory and statistical physics perspectives on empirical processes”	21	22 Conférence : « Face à la transition climatique, y’a-t-il une transition du travail ? »	23
24 Leo KAAS (Goethe University Frankfurt) “Job ladder and wealth dynamics in general equilibrium” Solenne GAUCHER (CMAP) – Classification and regression under fairness constraints Dimitrios Xefteris (University of Cyprus): “Information Aggregation by Voting and Costly Political Influence”	25 Natalie BAU (UCLA University) – “The Long-Term Effects of School Quality in Low-Income Countries : Evidence From 15 Years of Data”	26 Heidi THYSEN (Norwegian School of Economics) – “Choosing Between Causal Interpretations: An Experimental Study (with Sandro Ambuehl)” Dimitrios Xefteris (University of Cyprus): “Information Aggregation by Voting and Costly Political Influence”	27 Tiziano De Angelis (University of Turin) “A model of strategic sustainable investment” Hélène Mathurin Lung (ESSEC) “Pricing of green regulatory and technological risks”	28	29	30
31 Paraskevi PAPPA (Universidad Carlos III de Madrid) “Understanding the Transatlantic Divide in Labor Income Shares” Loucas PILLAUD-VIVIEN (Ecole des Ponts) – TBA Dimitrios Xefteris (University of Cyprus): “Information Aggregation by Voting and Costly Political Influence” View All 4 Events »

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