UCSB Economics

The third annual Women in Macro Conference brings together influential women economists from around the world working in the field of macroeconomics, broadly defined. The objective of the conference is to feature the high-quality work of women in a field in which they are significantly under-represented. It provides participants an informal venue to strengthen their research and build their network, particularly to women at early stages of their careers. This year, the conference also includes a policy panel featuring Gita Gopinath and Sandra Black, moderated by Laura Veldkamp, discussing the economic effects of COVID-19. We are happy that during these challenging times we are able to hold the conference virtually, allowing for a much broader audience.  

Time: 3:30pm - 4:45pm, Thursday, September 24 to Friday, September 25

Location: Virtual Event

Organizers: Marina Azzimonti, Alessandra Fogli, Veronica Guerrieri

Please see the schedule at this link:
https://bfi.uchicago.edu/event/third-annual-women-in-macro-conference/ 

Join us via Zoom (information to follow) to hear Economics Ph.D. student Chris Malloy present his research to his dissertation committee and colleagues.

Day: Friday, September 25, 2020
Time: 9:00am
Location: Via Zoom Online Meeting (https://ucsb.zoom.us/j/97782317000)

CLICK HERE, for the Advancement to Candidacy paper for Chris, titled: “The Labor Market Impact of California's Cap and Trade Program”

To access the Advancement paper, you must have an active UCSB NetID and Password, which you will use to login to UCSB's Box.com account.

[PLEASE DO NOT CIRCULATE; PRELIMINARY WORK]

The UCSB Economics Theory Seminar Series bring you Nagore Iriberri from University of the Basque Country.

Time: 9 am - 10 am, Thursday September 25, 2020

Location: To Be Announced

Title: To Be Announced

Host: Erik Eyster