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3 Thomas HOLDEN (Deutsche Bundesbank) ” Rationing Under Sticky Prices” Alexander Raklin (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 Raklin (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 Raklin (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 Raklin (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 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” 18th Financial Risks International Forum	18 Mikhail GOLOSOV (University of Chicago) – “t.b.a.” 18th Financial Risks International Forum Petit déjeuner Economie & Finance : Le Financement au Service de la Transition	19 Mike GOLOSOV (University of Chicago) – “TBA”	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 (University Frankfurt) “Job ladder and wealth dynamics in general equilibrium” 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) – “TBA” Dimitrios Xefteris (University of Cyprus): “Information Aggregation by Voting and Costly Political Influence”	27	28	29	30
31 Dimitrios Xefteris (University of Cyprus): “Information Aggregation by Voting and Costly Political Influence” Alessandra Luati (Imperial College London): “Inference in Time-Varying Parameter Models”

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