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- DIWDC's First "Economics Seminar Series" is underway!
- November 8-10 2010: "Innovation: A Scientific and Policy Conference": Location to be Announced
- November 5, 2010: "InfraDay" Location to be Announced
- November 3, 2010: "German Day on Development" The World Bank, Washington, DC
- March 19-21, 2010: Second Annual Meeting on the Economics of Risky Behaviors, Atlanta, GA
- November 2009: Infraday Conference, Washington, DC
- October 23-24, 2009: Frontiers in Economics and Happiness Conference, Washington, DC
- October 22, 2009: IZA Prize Ceremony & Banquet, Washington, DC
- October 22, 2009: IZA Policy Meeting, Washington, DC
- October 21, 2009: German Day on Development, Washington, DC
- October 2-3, 2009: Fifth Annual Conference on Labor Market Policy Evaluation, Georgetown University, Washington, DC
- Google Econometrics and Unemployment Forecasting
- Solving the Global Credit Crisis
Starting in 2010, DIWDC is proud to begin an "Economics Seminar" series. As an economic research institute dedicated to teaching, DIWDC organizes various seminars in which students along with established economists are given the opportunity to present their research findings to a select audience.
DIWDC believes that the engagement of young as well as more experienced individuals in the field of economics will facilitate for a successful and beneficial learning environment.
Upcoming Economic Seminars:
Wednesday August 25, 2010
Time: 12:00pm-1:30 pm
Location: DIWDC Offices, Washington, DC
"Immigrant Remitters in the US: Sex and Ethnic Differences" by Agnieszka Postepska (Graduate student of the Ph.D. Program in Economics at Georgetown University)
"The Innovation Index of DIW Berlin and Policy Relevance" by Jens Schmidt-Ehmcke (Economic Advisor to the President of DIW Berlin)
Interested in Attending? Contact Anastasia Xidous, Program Coordinator at xidous@diwdc.org or call 202.429.2904
Past Seminars:
July 16, 2010: Ms. Simone Schuller (pictured above), DIWDC's First "Economics Seminar Series" presenter, is a Ph.D. student at DIW Berlin. Ms. Schuller presented her research on Ethnic Idenity and Educational Progression of Second Generation Immigrants in Germany. Economists from DIW Berlin as well as from the World Bank attended Ms. Schuller's presentation.