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Economics Seminars
The Economics Department sponsors a weekly seminar series in which UNH faculty, visiting faculty and advanced graduate students present original research papers and receive feedback. Graduate students are key participants in the seminar, earning credits during their first three years in the program for attending presentations, reviewing papers and eventually presenting their own work.
Seminar is held every Friday from 2:10-3:40pm in McConnell 318. All UNH faculty and students are welcome to attend. Papers are usually available on the door of McConnell 431 the week of the seminar.
Questions? Please contact:
Prof. Reagan Baughman
603-862-0800
Reagan.Baughman@unh.edu
The following are presentations for the Fall 2008 semester:
Recent News and Upcoming Events
| Robert Mohr, UNH | The Decentralization of Decision Making and Employee Involvement: Evidence from British, Australian and Canadian Establishments |
| Karen Conway, UNH | No Country for Old Men (or Women) - Do State Tax Policies Drive Away the Elderly? |
| Michael Goldberg, UNH | Why Macroeconomic Theory Cannot Ignore the Limits to Knowledge |
| David Kingsley, Westfield State College | The Role of Preference Uncertainty in the WPT-WTA Disparity |
| Liping Zheng, UNH | Sign Reversals of the Equity Premium: CCAPM and the IKE Model |
| Douglas Irwin, Darthmouth College | Trade Restrictiveness and Deadweight Losses From U.S. Tariffs, 1859-1961 |
| Shrawantee (Dora) Saha, UNH | Do Firms Respond to Media Attention? A Study of the US-EPA's Toxic Release Inventory |
| Richard England, UNH | Ricardo, Gold and Rails: Discovering the Origins of Henry George's Political Economy |
