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503: EconS Presentation Schedule Spring 2007 Mar 22, Thu 3:00 pm, Hulbert 23 Scott Colby, Pauly's paper #2 (discussant Nicole Choi) Qiujie Zheng, Hori's paper #3 (discussant Tim Graciano) Hayk Khachatryan, Karantininis' paper #4 (discussant Sean Balch) Mar 29, Thu 3:00 pm, Hulbert 23 Kevin Mongeon, Grossman's paper #5 (discussant Voravee Chakreeyarat) Nan Yang, Andersen's paper #6 (discussant Qiujie Zheng) Kerem...
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503: EconS Presentation Schedule Spring 2007 Mar 22, Thu 3:00 pm, Hulbert 23 Scott Colby, Pauly's paper #2 (discussant Nicole Choi) Qiujie Zheng, Hori's paper #3 (discussant Tim Graciano) Hayk Khachatryan, Karantininis' paper #4 (discussant Sean Balch) Mar 29, Thu 3:00 pm, Hulbert 23 Kevin Mongeon, Grossman's paper #5 (discussant Voravee Chakreeyarat) Nan Yang, Andersen's paper #6 (discussant Qiujie Zheng) Kerem Toklu, Skaperdas' paper #8 (discussant Seda Bulbul) Apr 5, Thu 3:00 pm, Hulbert 23 Voravee Chakreeyarat, Pecorino's paper #7 (discussant Selmin Creamer) Diem Ngyuyen, Scotchmer's paper #9 (discussant Qiao Xiao) Chengping Zhang, Barham's paper #10 (discussant Seungchul Lee) Apr 12, Thu 3:00 pm, Hulbert 23 Selmin Creamer, Garfinkel's paper #11 (discussant Yang) Nan Jun Wang, Muthoo's paper #12 (discussant Georgina Mitchell) Seda Bulbul, Dixit's paper #13 (discussant Kerem Toklu) Apr 19, Thu 3:00 pm, Hulbert 23 Sean Balch, Chae's paper #14 (discussant Hongyan Fang) Tim Graciano, Chatterjee's paper #15 (discussant Hayk Khachatryan) Drew Hanks, Helm's paper #16 (discussant Chengping Zhang) Apr 25, Wed 1:25 pm, CUE 418 Scott Goates, Ma's paper #22 (discussant Kevin Mongeon) Qiao Xiao, Lehmann-Grubbe's paper #19 (discussant Drew Hanks) Joel Michalski, Hoffman's paper #20 (discussant Diem Nguyen) Apr 26, Thu 3:00 pm, Hulbert 23 Nicole Choi, Glazer's paper #21 (discussant Jun Wang) Hongyan Fang, Besancenot's paper #18 (discussant Joel Michalski) Seungchul Lee, Blomqvist's paper #23 (discussant Scott Goates)
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