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The Spotlight
Prof Sir Partha Dasgupta Inducted as CES Fellow
Professor Sir Partha Dasgupta, Distinguished Center for Economic Studies Fellow at the University of Munich.

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Keynes Fund for Applied Economics
Keynes Fund for Applied Economics has been set up and was the lead news item on the cam.ac.uk website yesterday

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The Marshall Lecture 2011-2012 Videos Added
The videos for Professor Peter Diamond two lectures on "Time Matters" added

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Research Highlights
Hamid Sabourian : Econometrica
Review of Economic Studies
Lee, J., Sabourian, H.
"Efficient Repeated Implementation"

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Sanjeev Goyal : Review of Economic Studies
American Economic Review
Galeotti,A., Goyal, S., Jackson, M.O., Vega-Redondo, F., Yariv, L.
"Network Games"

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Sule Alan : Review of Economic Studies
American Economic Review
Alan, S., Browning, M.
"Estimating Intertemporal Allocation Parameters Using Synthetic Residual Estimation"

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Mon 6 Feb at 4:00pm
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The battle of regimes
Halvor Mehlum
Thu 9 Feb at 1:00pm
[Empirical Microeconomics Seminar]
Keynes Room Austin Robinson Building
Firm Heterogeneity, Endogenous Entry, and the Business Cycle
Gianmarco Ottaviano
Mon 13 Feb at 4:00pm
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Is the Future in the Past? What does it mean to Anticipate the Future?
Jamie Morgan and Keikki Patomäki
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Keynes Hayek: The clash that defined modern economics?
Nicholas Wapshott & Andrew Gamble
Tue 14 Feb at 5:30pm
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Efficient Assett Division with Reallocation Costs
Ron Siegel
Wed 15 Feb at 4:00pm
[Microeconomics Seminars]
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What drives the microfinance lending rates?
Oystein Strom
Thu 16 Feb at 1:00pm
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Keynes Room Austin Robinson Building
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Pontus Rendahl
Mon 20 Feb at 4:00pm
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