Seminars: Held between 2003-2004 at Centre for Development Economics

DATE	SPEAKER	TOPICS
March 24, 2004	Amrita Dhillon University of Warwick	Scoring Rule Voting Games and Dominance Solvability
March 18, 2004	Arun Malik Professor of Economics George Washington University	Price and Quantity Regulation with Discrete Technologies
March 10, 2004	Arun Malik Professor of Economics George Washington University	Monetary and Enforcement of Environmental Regulations
March 10, 2004	Yoshiyasu Ono Osaka University	Japan's Long-Run Stagation and Economic Policy
March 4, 2004	Alok Johri McMaster University	Learning-by-doing and Endogenous Price Stickness
February 5, 2004	Sonalde Desai Professor of Economics University of Maryland	India's New Aristocracy
January 29, 2004	Robert E. B. Lucas Professor of Economics Boston University	International Migration: Implications for Economic Development at Origin
January 27, 2004	Karthik Muralidharan Harvard University	Teacher Absence in India
January 15, 2004	Angus Deaton Professor of Economics Princeton University	Constructing Multilateral Price Indexes from Household Surveys
January 8, 2004	Santanu Roy Southern Methodist University	Investment, Externalities and Industry Dynamics
December 11, 2003	Parkash Chander Professor of Economics National University of Singapore	The Gamma-Core and Coalition Formation
December 9 & 10, 2003	Parkash Chander Professor of Economics National University of Singapore	Game Theory and Climate Change
November 13, 2003	Kartik Athreya Federal Reserve Bank of Richmond	Personal Bankruptcy or Public Federal Insurance?
November 7, 2003	Vikram Dayal Institute of Economic Growth & Delhi School of Economics	Village Household Extraction of Biomass from Ranthambhore National Park
October 23, 2003	Aditya Goenka University of Essex and National University of Singapore	Factor Intensity Reversal and Chaos
October 16, 2003	Manisha Chakraborty University of Bonn	The Representative Agent Hypothesis An empirical test with respect to Income.
October 9, 2003	Samiran Chakraborty Delhi School of Economics	Finance-Growth Nexus in India : A Dynamic Two-Sector Approach
September 4, 2003	F Javier Frenandez-Macho University of the Basque Country Bilbao, Spain	Testing the Cointegration Hypothesis A Durbin - Hausman Test for Regressions with Integar as Fractional Unit Roots
August 14, 2003	Rajiv Vohra Professor of Economics Brown University	Cooperative Game Theory under Incomplete Information
August 7, 2003	Kaushik Basu Professor of Economics Cornell University	Punctuality and other Matters of Culture: An Economic Analysis
July 22, 2003	Dr. Stewart Wallis Livelihood Director Oxfam GB and Livelihood Lead Oxfam International	Inequalities in Global Trade Causes, Consequences and Challenges