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Paraskevi PAPPA (Universidad Carlos III de Madrid) “Understanding the Transatlantic Divide in Labor Income Shares”

Loucas PILLAUD-VIVIEN (Ecole des Ponts) – Learning Gausssian multi-index models via gradient flow
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Mahesh KARRA (Boston University) – “Family Planning, Children’s Human Capital, and Women’s Work : Experimental Evidence from Urban Malawi”
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Hideo OWAN (Waseda University) – “People Management Skills, Senior Leadership Skills and the Peter Principle”
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Alessandra LUATI ( Imperial College) “Unobserved Component Models, Approximate Filters and Dynamic Adaptive Mixture Models”

Mattheo BARIGOZZI (Università di Bologna) “Score-Driven High-Dimensional Approximate Dynamic Factor Models: Estimation and Inference”
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Guido ASCARI (University of Pavia) “Great Layoff, Great Retirement and Post-pandemic Inflation”

Kirill EVDOKIMOV (University Pompeu Fabra Barcelona) – “Nonparametric Identification and Estimation with Non-Classical Errors-in-Variables” (joint with Andrei Zeleneev)
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Michela TINCANI (University College London) – “How Far Can Inclusion Go ? The Long-Term Impacts Of Preferential College Admissions, with M. Carlana and E. Miglino”
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Thomas GRAEBER (Harvard Business School) – “TBA”
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Elena Pavan (University of Trento) – “An indestructible coalition? Spanning boundaries and sidelining differences in the Italian anti-gender galaxy”
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Antoine HERANVAL (INRAE) “Artificial Intelligence for Natural Disaster Knowledge”
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Bonsoo KOO (Monash University) “Disentangling Structural Breaks in Factor Models”

Andreas HEINEN (Universite de Cergy-Pontoise.) “Give and Take: Measuring Systemic Risk with Non-Exchangeable Dependence”

Nicolas BARADEL (Ecole Polytechnique & INRIA) “Deep learning for pricing and hedging European options in incomplete markets.””
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Anqi LI (University of Waterloo) – Career Concerns with Costly Agent Assessment and Misspecified Learning. This is joint work with Federico Echenique
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