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Economics seminars and workshops

We run a regular programme of seminars for staff, students and the wider public.

Our seminars (mostly external speakers) usually take place on Wednesdays between 15:30 and 17:00. In addition, there are also workshops (mostly internal speakers), which take place on Fridays between 13:00 and 14:30.

The seminars and workshops can be either face-to-face, online or a mix of the two. If face-to-face, the venue will be in the Aberconway Building (Column Drive, CF10 3EU). Rooms can be different from time to time, so please check the details below.

Please contact the economic seminar organiser, Dr Jin Ho Kim, if you are interested in attending these events or require additional information.

Upcoming events

DateTimeVenueSpeakerTitle
02/10/202415:30-
17:00
2.02 PTCCristina Lafuente, University of BathSo alike, yet so different: A non-parametric variance decomposition of unstable employment cycles
04/10/202413:00-
14:00
2.02 PTCHaomin Wang, Cardiff Business SchoolWorking Hours and the Child Penalty in an Equilibrium Household Search Model
09/10/202415:30-
17:00
2.02 PTCLiang Bai, King's College LondonProduct Market Responses to the US-China Trade War
11/10/202413:00-
14:00
2.02 PTCEzgi Kaya, Cardiff Business SchoolGritty Peers
16/10/202415:30-
17:00
2.02 PTCPaulo Santos Monteiro, University of YorkThe Pass-through of Currency Risk Premia
18/10/202413:00-14:00PTC 2.02Yongdeng Xu, Cardiff Business SchoolAlmost Unbiased Variance Estimation in Instrumental Variable Regression
23/10/202415:30-
17:00
2.01 PTCMarija Vukotic, University of WarwickInnovation During Challenging Times
25/10/202413:00-
14:00
2.02 PTCSergei Popov, Cardiff Business SchoolTo be confirmed
30/10/2024
15:30-
17:00
2.02 PTCChirantan Chatterjee, University of SussexTo be confirmed
13/11/2024
15:30-
17:00
2.02 PTCElisabeth Proehl, University of Amsterdam, NetherlandsTo be confirmed
15/11/2024
13:00-
14:00
2.02 PTCJin Ho Kim, Cardiff Business SchoolMeat or Poison? Minimum Wages for Chinese Firms and Workers
20/11/2024
15:30-
17:00
2.02 PTCAjay Shenoy, UCSC, USATo be confirmed
22/11/202413:00-14:302.02 PTCAjay Shenoy, UCSC, USATo be confirmed
27/11/2024
15:30-
17:00
2.02 PTCSean Bottomley, Cardiff Business SchoolInformation costs and trade: Evidence from international electric telegraphy during the “golden age” of globalisation
29/11/2024
13:00-
14:30
2.02 PTCNathan Lane, University of OxfordTo be confirmed
04/12/2024
15:30-
17:00
2.02 PTCMikhail Mamonov, Toulouse Business School, FranceTo be confirmed
06/12/2024
13:00-
14:30
2.02 PTCAnna Pestova, Toulouse Business School, FranceTo be confirmed
11/12/2024
15:30-
17:00
2.02 PTCRoberto Samaniego, George Washington University, USATo be confirmed
13/12/202413:00-14:002.02 PTCRoberto Samaniego, George Washington University, USATo be confirmed

Past events

DateTimeSpeakerTitle
08/05/202415:30-17:00Andreas Tryphonides, University of Cyprus, CyprusSeminar: Heterogeneity and the Dynamic Effects of Aggregate Shocks
03/05/202413:00-14:30Luca Fumarco, Masaryk University, CzechiaSeminar: (un)Effectiveness of the Temporary Protection EU Act – A Study with Ukrainian Refugees Job Applicants
01/05/202415:30-17:00David Miles, Imperial College, LondonSeminar: More working from home - aggregate and distributional impacts of shifts in residential location
19/04/202413:00-14:30Yang Sun, Cardiff Business SchoolWorkshop: Assessing the Institutions-Innovation Channel within the Inequality-Growth Nexus
20/03/202415:30-17:00Roberto Serrano, Brown University, USSeminar: A Rationalization of the Weak Axiom of Revealed Preference
15/03/202413:00-14:30Jason Sockin, Cornell University, USSeminar: Show Me the Amenity: Are Higher-Paying Firms Better All Around?
13/03/202415:30-17:00Tatiana Damjanovic, Durham University, UKSeminar: Monetary Policy and Welfare with Heterogeneous Firms and Endogenous Entry
08/03/202413:00-14:30Anna Kochanova, Cardiff Business SchoolWorkshop: Mobile Technologies and Firm Formalization: Evidence from Uganda
23/02/202413:00-14:30Wojteck Paczos, Cardiff Business SchoolWorkshop: Imperfect financial markets and the cyclicality of social spending
07/02/202415:30-17:00Mathias Klein, Sveriges Riksbank, SwedenSeminar: Not all supply curves slope up
02/02/202413:00-14:30Helmuts Azacis, Cardiff Business SchoolWorkshop: Resource misallocation in the presence of R&D spillovers
01/12/202313:00-14:30Huw Dixon, Cardiff Business SchoolWorkshop: Inflation persistence in the UK 1993-2019: from months to years
22/11/202315:30-17:00Anthony Savagar, University of Kent, UKSeminar: Returns to Scale and Aggregate Productivity
17/11/202313:00-14:30Engin Kara, Cardiff Business SchoolWorkshop: Uncertainty-Driven Shifts in the Fiscal Multiplier
15/11/202315:30-17:00Ellen Greaves, European University Institute, ItalySeminar: How do schools shape neighbourhoods? Endogenous residential location in response to local school quality
01/11/202315:30-17:00Satoshi Fukuda, Bocconi University, ItalySeminar: Shaping Institutions
27/10/202313:00-14:30Oscar Pavlov, University of Tasmania, AustraliaWorkshop: Superstar Firms: Equilibrium Instability and Cyclical Inequality
26/10/202310:00-12:00Welsh Institute for Research in Economics and Development (WIRED), Cardiff University, UKWIRED Workshop: Adopting and Adapting the Systematic Literature Review (SLR) Approach in Economic and Finance Research
25/10/202315:30-17:00Marios Zachariadis, University of Cyprus, CyprusSeminar: Fiscal policy and economic activity: New Causal Evidence
20/10/202313:00-14:30Jackie Qiaoxi Zhang, Xiamen University, ChinaWorkshop: Dynamic Vaccination
18/10/202315:30-17:00Ioannis Laliotis, University of Peloponnese, Greece Seminar: Work Pay and Employee Retention: Evidence from the 2016 Change in the English NHS Trainee Doctors' Contract
13/10/202313:00-14:30Eren Arbatlı, University of Durham, UKSeminar: Geography, Agricultural Suitability and Diversity in Cultural Values
11/10/202315:30-17:00Hisayuki Yoshimoto, University of Glasgow, UKSeminar: Multitasking, complementarities, and information
disclosure: Theory and evidence from the U.K.
06/10/202313:00-14:30Adrian Pagan, University of Sydney, AustraliaSeminar: Recovering stars in macroeconomics
04/10/202315:30-17:00Roberto Ganau, University of Padova, ItalySeminar: Enlightenment and the long-term persistence of the Habsburg administrative tradition