Teaching

Created 2002-01-10
Modified 2002-02-20
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Organizer: Brad DeLong, delong@econ.berkeley.edu
Place: 639 Evans Hall
Time: 2-3:30 PM, Mondays*

January 28	Organizational Meeting
February 4	No Seminar
February 11	Guillaume Daudin, Stanford and LSE, "Trade and Growth in 18th Century France
February 20, Wednesday, 608-7	JOINT WITH DEPARTMENTAL SEMINAR: Ruzena Bajcsy, Joseph Hellerstein, and Hal Varian, "The CITRIS Project"
February 25	Mar Rubio, U.C. Berkeley, "Historical Environmental Accounting for Oil Producers"
March 4	Peter Temin, MIT, "Teacher Quality and the Future of America"
March 6, Wednesday, 608-7	JOINT WITH DEPARTMENTAL SEMINAR: David Autor, "Women, War, and Wages: The Impact of Female Labor Supply on the Wage Structure at Mid-Century
March 20, , Wednesday, 608-7	JOINT WITH DEPARTMENTAL SEMINAR: Chuck Manski, TBA
March 25	Spring Vacation
April 1	No Seminar
April 10, Wednesday, 608-7	JOINT WITH DEPARTMENTAL SEMINAR: Eddie Lazear, TBA
April 15	Intaek Han, Berkeley, "Origins of State Deposit Insurance"
April 24, Wednesday, 608-7	JOINT WITH DEPARTMENTAL SEMINAR: George Akerlof, "Behavioral Macroeconomics and Macroeconomic Behavior"
April 29	No Seminar
May 6	Hans-Joachim Voth, "The German Stock Market in 1927"

*Afterwards we will adjourn to Brewed Awakening (northside of Euclid near Hearst) for coffee.

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counterparty contagion: the failure of state banks in the 1930s

Professor of Economics J. Bradford DeLong, 601 Evans
University of California at Berkeley; Berkeley, CA 94720-3880
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