Surveys are an essential approach for eliciting otherwise invisible factors such as perceptions, knowledge and beliefs, attitudes, and reasoning: a guide on how to run surveys, from Stefanie Stantcheva nber.org/papers/w30527

Applied Micro Seminar -- Wed, Nov. 9 Maeve Maloney will present her research entitled "Why are the Labor Outcomes of Married Women Better in Detroit? The Role of Long and Variable Commutes" The talk will take place from 11 to 12:30 in Eggers 112.

Econometrics seminar on Friday, November 11th, from 11:00—12:30. Juan Pantano will be presenting "Stochastic Compliance and Identification of LATE" joint with Hidehiko Ichimura. The Zoom link to attend the session virtually is below: lnkd.in/d-ibKrJk

You are invited to attend our final Applied Micro Seminar on Wednesday, November 16th at 11:00 in 112 Eggers. Zhe He will be presenting “Partial Identification of the Marginal Treatment Effect with an Invalid Discrete Instrument.”

You are invited to attend our next Applied Micro Seminar on October 25th. Andrea Velásquez will be presenting “Responses to Temperature Shocks: Labor Markets and Migration Decisions in El Salvador.”

Congratulations to the Economics Distinction Students of Spring 2024 (Anita George, Yunxi Kong, Martin Castner, and Haifeng Li)! A big shout-out to Professor Maria Zhu for mentoring these outstanding students!

Two of our PhD students, Neiva J. Fortes and Ehsan M. Dowlatabadi, are the recipients of the Outstanding Teaching Assistant Award this year. Congratulations, Neiva and Ehsan!