## Previous Seminars

**Fall 2019**

Date  Name  Topic     September 5 Thomas Philippon
(NYU) [Entry Costs and the Macroeconomy](https://www.stern.nyu.edu/sites/default/files/assets/documents/Draft_QZLB_v14.0.pdf)   September 12 Laszlo Tetenyi
(NYU) Trade, Misallocation and Capital Market Integration   September 19 James Graham
(NYU) House Prices, Investors, and Credit in the Great Housing Bust   September 26 Seb Graves
(NYU) Does Unemployment Risk Affect Business Cycle Dynamics?   October 1 Don Jayamaha
(NYU) Land- Use Restrictions: Implications for House Prices, Inequality, and Misallocation   October 3 Pawel Langer
(NYU) Trade Liberalization Transitional Losses   October 8 Victoria Gregory
(NYU) Human Capital, Firms, and Earnings Dynamics   October 10 Joshua Weiss
(NYU) Irreversible Investment and Market Concentration   October 15 Robert McDowall
(NYU) Consumption Behavior Across the Distribution of Liquid Assets   October 17 Pierre Mabille
(NYU) Heterogeneous Housing Busts, First-Time Buyers, and Stimulus Policies   October 22 Juan Morelli
(NYU) Limited Participation in Equity Market and Business Cycles   October 24 Roxana Mihet
(NYU) Who Benefits from Financial Technology?   October 29 Balint Szoke
(NYU) Uncertainty Shocks in a Monetary Economy   October 31 Felipe Alves
(NYU) Job Ladder and Business Cycles   November 7 Andrea Lanteri
(NYU Visitor, Duke) Credit Shocks and Equilibrium Dynamics in Consumer Durable Goods Markets   November 14 Mark Gertler
(NYU) The Channels of Financial Distress During the Great Recession: Some Evidence on the Aggregate Effects   November 21 Gene Grossman
(Princeton) [Identity Politics and Trade Policy](http://www.princeton.edu/~grossman/SocialIdentityJuly2019..pdf)   December 5 Andres Drenik
(NYU Vistor, Columbia) Devaluations, Inflations, and Labor Income Dynamics   December 12 Lilia Maliar (CUNY Graduate Center) [Will Artificial Intelligence Replace Computational Economists Any Time Soon?](https://lmaliar.ws.gc.cuny.edu/files/2019/11/DP14024-3.pdf)