Current Events

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29.04.2025 13:30 CET Hybrid: IOS (Room 109) and online Seminar Series of the Economics Dept.

Firms’ Performance and Weather Impacts. Evidence from a Small Open Economy

Talk by Vladimir Otrachshenko (National Bank of Slovakia) as part of the Research Seminar Series of the IOS Economics Department.

06.05.2025 16:00 CET IOS, Room 109, Landshuter Str. 4, 93047 Regensburg Seminar Series of the Economics Dept.

Treatment Effect Heterogeneity: Comparing the Eurasian Customs Union to the EU

Talk by Richard Frensch (IOS) as part of the Research Seminar Series of the IOS Economics Department.

20.05.2025 13:30 CET Hybrid: IOS (Room 109) and online Seminar Series of the Economics Dept.

Intergenerational Mobility through the Lens of Subjective Well-Being

Talk by Vladimir Gimpelson (University of Wisconsin-Madison and IZA) as part of the Research Seminar Series of the IOS Economics Department.

17.06.2025 13:30 CET Online via Zoom Seminar Series of the Economics Dept.

Is Self-Employment for Migrants? Evidence from Italy

Talk by Anzelika Zaiceva-Razzolini (University of Florence) as part of the Research Seminar Series of the IOS Economics Department.

08.07.2025 13:30 CET IOS, Room 109, Landshuter Str. 4, 93047 Regensburg Seminar Series of the Economics Dept.

Attitudes to Climate Change in a Petrostate

Talk by Gerhard Töws (University of Stavanger) as part of the Research Seminar Series of the IOS Economics Department.

15.07.2025 13:30 CET Online via Zoom Seminar Series of the Economics Dept.

A Behavioral Model of Popularity and Polarization in Social Media

Talk by Zaruhi Hakobyan (University of Luxembourg) as part of the Research Seminar Series of the IOS Economics Department.