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Seminar Series

Federal Trade Commission

Bureau of Economics

Fall 2022

Date

Speaker

Affiliation

Paper

Room

9/14/22 Yves Gueron  Seoul National University Innovation, Learning, and Killer Acquisitions

H332

9/29/22 Navdeep Sahni  Stanford GSB Sophisticated Consumers with Inertia: Long-Term Implications from a Large-Scale Field Experiment

H332

10/6/22 Renata Gaineddenova  Yale/MIT Pricing and Efficiency in a Decentralized Ride-Hailing Platform

H332

10/13/22 Cristobal Cheyre Forestier  Cornell The Impact of the GDPR on Content Providers: A Longitudinal Analysis, plus some preliminary GDPR results

H332

10/20/22 Ambar LaForgia  Berkeley Haas Growing Networks and Growing Families: The Impact of Alliances and Acquisitions on Fertility Clinic Outcomes

H332

10/27/22 Jonathan Wallen  Harvard Business School Many Markets Make Good Neighbors: Multimarket Contact and Deposit Banking

H332

11/10/22 Guy Aridor  Northwestern Kellogg Drivers of Digital Attention: Evidence from a Social Media Experiment

H332

11/17/22 Timothy Simcoe  Boston University Questrom Complementary Multi-sided platforms

H332

11/30/22 Kirby Nielsen  Cal Tech The Gender Gap in Confidence: Expected But Not Accounted For

H332

12/1/22 Benjamin Vatter  Stanford/MIT Quality Disclosure and Regulation: Scoring Design in Medicare Advantage

H332

12/8/22 Tobit Gamp  Humboldt Berlin Guided Search

H332

Spring 2023

Date

Speaker

Affiliation

Paper

Room

3/9/23 Andrei Hagiu Boston University Questrom Marketplace Leakage

Virtual

3/23/23 Amalia Miller  University of Virginia TBD

H332

3/30/23 Daniel Grodzicki  Dept. of Treasury Competition and Customer Acquisition in the US Credit Card Market

H332

4/13/23 Raluca Ursu  NYU Stern Online Advertising as Passive Search

H332

4/20/23 Sophie Calder-Wang Penn Wharton The Market Impact of Algorithmic Pricing: Evidence from the Multifamily Rental Housing Market

H332

5/4/23 Tai Lam UCLA Anderson Platform Search Design and Market Power

H332

5/11/23 Imke Reimers  Northeastern TBD

H332

5/18/23 Joel Waldfogel  University of Minnesota TBD

H332

6/1/23 Michael Rubens  UCLA Oligopsony Power and Factor-Biased Technology Adoption

H332

6/8/23 Alex Imas  University of Chicago Booth TBD

H332

6/15/23 Jeff Qiu  Dept. of Justice Win/Loss Data, Consumer Switching Costs: Measuring Diversion Ratios and the Impact of Mergers

H332

All seminars are hybrid, at 2:30pm Thursday, except where noted otherwise.

Updated: March 6, 2023


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