Economics
Are you interested in current economics research? Join our free public lectures and seminars and meet some of the top economics scholars of today.
Spring 2020
Talking Economics! series
Do you wonder what 'economic research' means? Is it accounting, auditing or consulting? Our aim is to shed some light on what we do in an easily approachable way. No worries, we will show you #ScienceYouWillUnderstand.
Talking Economics! is our brand new series of public lectures designed to introduce the latest work of our researchers to non-economists.
You can meet us at CERGE-EI or join the lecture via a live-stream. The link would be provided after you register. Choose the lecture you would like to attend and find the registration form there.
- Applied Economics: Privacy on the Internet & Mobilizing History (Friday, 14 February at 10:00)
- Experimental Economics: Air Pollution and Migration & Gander Wage Gap (Tuesday, 25 February at 10:00)
- Labor Economics: Performance of Police Officers as an Incentive to Cheat & Comparison of Wage Rates: the McWage Index (Tuesday, 10 March at 10:00)
- Inattention in Economics: Psychology, Politics and Models Belief Polarization & Other Consequences of Inattention (Tuesday, 24 March at 10:00)
Fall 2019
- Přemysl Rubeš: How Does Start-up Investing Work (Monday, 21 October at 18:30)
- From Transition Economics to Global Topics (Friday, 15 November at 10:00)
- Practical Workshop: Stress Testing (Tuesday, 19 November at 18:00)
- Statistics for Economists (Tuesdays, 31 October - 21 November)
- Macro Research Seminars
- Micro Theory Research Seminars
- Applied Micro Research Seminars
Spring 2019
- Mathematics for Economists (Tuesdays, 12 February - 5 March)
- Practical Workshop: New Trends in Loan Approvals (Tuesday, 27 March at 17:00)
- Macro Research Seminars
- Micro Theory Research Seminars
- Applied Micro Research Seminars
Fall 2018
Experimental Economics series
Interested in Experimental Economics?
Join our series of practical workshops to explore this exciting field. Meet the winners of the 2017 Exeter Prize, Michal Bauer and Vojtěch Bartoš.
- How to Design a Successful Economic Experiment (Thursday, 25 October at 17:00) - with special introduction into the field of Experimental Economics by Michal Bauer
- Social Preferences and How to Measure Them Using Economic Experiments (Thursday, 15 November at 17:00)
- Economics of Discrimination (Thursday, 6 December at 17:00)
Spring 2018
- Practical Workshop: How to Design Successful Economic Experiment (Wednesday, 28 February at 17:00)
- Macro Research Seminars
- Micro Theory Research Seminars
- Applied Micro Research Seminars
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Fall 2017
- Practical Workshop: Credit Risk Stress Testing (Tuesday, 21 November at 18:00)
- Macro Research Seminars
- Micro Theory Research Seminars
- Applied Micro Research Seminars
