SED 2015 SCHEDULE

Day Time 25

th June 26th June 27th June

08:30 - 09:30 RegistrationWelcome coffeeRegistration

Welcome coffeeRegistration

Welcome coffee

09:30 - 11:00 Morning Session I Morning Session I Morning Session I

11:00 - 11:30 Coffee break Coffee break Coffee break

11:30 - 13:00 Morning Session II Morning Session II Morning Session II

13:00 - 14:30 Lunch Lunch Lunch

14:30 - 16:00 Afternoon Session I Afternoon Session I Afternoon Session I

16:00 - 16:30 Coffee break Coffee break Coffee break

16:30 - 18:00 Afternoon Session II Afternoon Session II Afternoon Session II

18:00 - 18:15 Coffee break Coffee break Coffee break

18:15 - 19:15 Plenary Talk: Charles Jones

Inaugural Dale Mortensen Lecture:

Richard Blundell

Plenary Talk: Samuel Kortum

19:45 - 21:45Cocktail

Copernicus Science Centre

DinnerKubicki Arcades

BarbecueEndorfina Foksal

PARALLEL SESSIONS Thursday, 25th June

Time

Room 09:30 11:00 11:30 13:00 14:30 16:00 16:30 18:00

111

Exporter and Importer Matches

in International Trade

International Trade and Banking

Innovation in the Global Economy

Pass-Through: Theory and Evidence

112Multiple Equilibria

and Financial Crises

International Capital Flows

Sovereign Debt and Default: Theory and Evidence

Innovation and Industry Dynamics

113 Search theory and applicationsUnconventional Monetary Policy

Time series econometrics in Macroeconomics

Macroeconomic Fluctuations

114

Understanding Aggregate Demand

Shortages

Household Finance:

Consumer Bankruptcy

Heterogeneity and Business Cycles

Wealth and Income Inequality

115 Taxation and Social InsuranceLabor markets and

asset markets Mortgages Labor Supply

116 Unemployment and FluctuationsUncertainty in

Macroeconomics

Information, Disagreement and

Coordination

Financial Frictions and Business

Cycle Fluctuations

211 Development economicsInequality and Optimal Policy

Advances in Macro-Finance

Advances in Dynamic Optimal

Taxation

212 Enforcement of Debt ContractsAsset returns and the real economy Issues in Taxation

Search and Endogenous

Liquidity

213

Education Policy and

Human Capital Accumulation

Search in Labor Markets

Search and Matching in OTC

markets

Rational Inattention with

Macro Applications

214

Future of Monetary Unions

presented by Narodowy Bank

Polski

Parental Investment

Geographic Distribution of Economic

Activity and the Macroeconomy

Firms: Partnerships &

Reputation

215 Housing Firms: Trends and Frictions Industry DynamicsLong-Run

Development and Economic Mobility

216 Dispersed Information

Consumer Credit and Portfolio

ChoicesHuman Capital Macro Effects of Household Debt

PARALLEL SESSIONS Friday, 26th June

Time

Room 09:30 11:00 11:30 13:00 14:30 16:00 16:30 18:00

111 International Trade International Trade and GrowthInternational

Macro: Liquidity

International Trade, Growth and

Development

112 Policy in Debt Crises

Firms in Developing Countries

Macroeconomic Fluctuations and

Policies

Empirical International

Finance

113Economics of

Innovation and Growth

Estimating Earnings Risk over

the Life Cycle

Uncertainty and Heterogeneous

Beliefs

Technology and Productivity

114 Pricing Models: Micro Evidence

Household Finance and

Banking

Employment and Wages

Asymmetric information

115 Information in Financial Markets

Advances in Computation in

Macro

Migration and the Macroeconomy

Financial Markets and the Macroeconomy presented by

Narodowy Bank Polski

116 Occupational Choice and WagesRetail pricing in

frictional markets

Firm Dynamics and Financial

Frictions

Understanding Wealth Inequality

211Fiscal Policy with Heterogeneous

Agents

Financial Frictions and Asset Prices

Search in Product Markets

Labor Markets and Employment

212

Optimal Contracting, Taxation and

Human Capital

Optimal Tax Policy Fiscal Policy Prices: Theories and Evidence

213 Asset PricingLeo Hurwicz

Special Session (1)

Networks and Counterparty

Risk: Theory and Empirics

Firm Dynamics and the Business

Cycle 2

214 Frictions and Pricing Monetary Policy Household CreditTrade, Skill

Demand, and Income Inequality

215Information and Enforcement in Credit Markets

Monetary Economics

Advances in Political Economy Political Economy

216Macro Models:

Asset Pricing and Policy

Information, Coordination and Business Cycles

Advances in Open Macroeconomics

and Finance

Macroeconomic Effects of Illiquid

Housing

PARALLEL SESSIONS Saturday, 27th June

Time

Room 09:30 11:00 11:30 13:00 14:30 16:00 16:30 18:00

111 Understanding ExportersInternational

Trade: LinkagesInnovation in the

Global Economy 2

Trade, Infrastructure and Economic Development

112Exchange

Rates and the Macroeconomy

Economics of Public and Private

Debt

Leveraging and Deleveraging

Collateral and Safety

113 Firm Dynamics and Growth MisallocationRisk Sharing in Developing

Countries

Productivity, Innovation and

Growth

114

Costly Price Adjustment: New

Data and New Approaches

Macroeconomics at the Zero Lower

Bound

Wages and Employment

Monetary Policy: Theory and Evidence

115 Stimulus and the Macroeconomy Models of BeliefsDistributional

Implications of Policy

Expectations in Macroeconomics

116New Approaches to the Analysis of

Labor Market Data

Macro Dynamics and Intermediation

Empirical Analyses of Fiscal Policy

New Theories of Inequality

211Micro Shocks

and Macro Fluctuations

Family Micro and Macro

Long-Run Economic Growth and Development

Macroeconomics across Time and

Space

212Recent Advances on Factor Shares

and Inequality

Empirics of Labor Markets

Financial Intermediation

Regulatory Constraints on Financial

Intermediation

213 Cycles and MultiplicityNew Theories of Business Cycles

Housing Perspectives

Labor flows and wage dynamics

214Inattention and Heterogeneous

BeliefsStructural Change Endogenous uncertainty

Methodological Advances

215 Bank RunsLeo Hurwicz

Special Session (2)

Heterogeneity and Monetary Policy

Management Matters

216 Production Networks IntermediationMonetary

EconomicsConsumption and

Income Risk