Event·Oct 18, 2019, 12:00 AM·University of Chicago, Saieh Hall for Economics, Rm 021
Interactions Conference: Bringing Together Econometrics and Applied Microeconomics
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The Interactions conference is part of the National Science Foundation series of Conferences on Econometrics and Mathematical Economics. This year’s conference was held at the University of Chicago on Oct 18-19, 2019. The goal of the conference was to promote interactions between economists doing empirical work and those working on empirical methodology.
Agenda
Friday, October 18, 2019
09:30:00
Registration and Breakfast
10:00:00–11:00:00
Measuring Judicial Bias and Statistical Discrimination in Pretrial Bail Decisions
11:00:00–11:30:00
Break
11:30:00–12:30:00
Stratification Trees for Adaptive Randomization in Randomized Controlled Trials
12:30:00–13:30:00
Lunch
13:30:00–14:30:00
Instrumental Variables Quantile Regression with Multivariate Endogenous Variable
14:30:00–15:30:00
Interaction of the Labor Market and the Health Insurance System: Employer-Sponsored, Individual, and Public Insurance
15:30:00–16:00:00
Break
16:00:00–17:00:00
Partial Identification and Interference for Dynamic Models and Counterfactuals
17:00:00–18:00:00
Artificial Intelligence for Structural Estimation
18:00:00
Adjourn for the day
Saturday, October 19, 2019
08:30:00
Breakfast
09:00:00–10:00:00
Nonlinear Incentives and Beliefs: Experimental Evidence from Preferential Admissions
10:00:00–10:30:00
Break
10:30:00–11:30:00
Should Off-Label Drug Prescriptions Be Prevented? Empirical Evidence from France
11:30:00–12:30:00
Best Practices for Differentiated Products Demand Estimation with pyBLP
12:30:00–13:30:00
Lunch
13:30:00–14:30:00
Binarization for Panel Models with Fixed Effects
14:30:00–15:30:00
On Binscatter
15:30:00