Perspectives

• Analytic tools to study post-traumatic epilepsy using multimodal data and large-scale data archives | Dominique Duncan | Pictures  

• A machine learning factor-based interpretation for the bond risk premia in U.S. | Caio Vigo Pereira | Pictures  

• Why Economists Should Learn about Shilnikov Chaos from Mathematicians and Physicists | William Barnett | Pictures  

• General Equilibrium Labor Market Model with Imperfect Competition and Search Externalities | Eungsik Kim | Pictures   

• Monotone Games: Theory and Applications | Tarun Sabarwal | Pictures 

• Field Experiments in Environmental Economics | Dietrich Earnhart | Pictures  

• Inferences for Partially Conditional Quantile Treatment Effect Models | Zongwu Cai | Pictures   

• The Rise of Team Work and Career Prospects in Academic Science | Donna Ginther | Pictures  

• Estimation and Forecasting of Heterogeneous Panel Data Models with Multiple Structural Breaks | Shahnaz Parsaeian | Pictures

• Applications of Behavioral Models in Economics | Tsvetan Tsvetanov | University of Kansas | Pictures 

• You Bet? | Bernard Cornet | University of Kansas and Paris School of Economics | Pictures 

• Office Visits Preventing Emergency Room Visits: Evidence from the Flint Water Switch | David Slusky | University of Kansas | Pictures 

• A new interpretation of money growth targeting and the monetarist experiment | John Keating | University of Kansas | Pictures 

• General equilibrium in labor markets with imperfect competition and search externalities | Eungsik Kim | University of Kansas  

• Monotone global games | Tarun Sabarwal | University of Kansas 

• Contagion thresholds in network games: Applications | John Higgins | University of Kansas

• Directional monotone comparative statics in Riesz spaces | Uttiya Paul | University of Kansas 

• Monetary union in a global games setting | Bozhidar Radev | University of Kansas

• Machine learning and financial markets | Caio Vigo Pereira | University of Kansas

The Perspectives series focuses on broad research themes that may span fields within economics or across disciplines. Cutting edge research that may benefit from cross-disciplinary and interdisciplinary interaction is welcome. Talks are geared toward a general research audience. 

For additional information, please contact the organizer, Dr. Tarun Sabarwal