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02Guillaume LECUÉ (CREST) – “A geometrical viewpoint on the benign overfitting property of the minimum l_2-norm interpolant estimator “
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03Ben LOCKWOOD (Wharton) – “Diffuse Bunching with Optimization Frictions: Theory and Estimation”
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09Francesco PAPPADA (PSE and Banque de France) “Sovereign default and imperfect tax enforcement”
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12Quentin Bramas (Université de Strasbourg) “Blockchain using Proof-of-Interactions ”
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12Jannis KUECK (Universität Hamburg) “Estimation and Inference of Treatment Effects with L2-Boosting in High-Dimensional Settings”
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16Christoph SIEMROTH (ESSEX) “Ending Wasteful Year-End Spending: On Optimal Budget Rules in Organizations”
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23Maxim Panov (Skoltech)- “Optimal estimation in some graph and topic models “
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24Robert MAHLSTEDT (Copenhagen) – “TBA”
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30Subhro GHOSH ( ) – “TBA”
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31Martin HUBER (Fribourg) – “Testing the identification of causal effects in data”
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07Ulrich GLOGOWSKY (Linz) – “TBA”
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13PEREZ-NIEVAS Mikel (Universidade de Santiago de Compostela) “Efficiency with Endogenous Population Growth. Do Children have too Many Rights?”
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14Ines HELM (LMU) – “TBA”
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20Dana GALIZIA (Carlton University) “t.b.a”
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28Lucie GARDENNE (Warwick) – “TBA”
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