Seminarios

Estos seminarios están conjuntamente patrocinados por ambas instituciones, y su organización recae en la Dra. Ana María Martirena Mantel. Se tratan  temas más específicamente académicos de economía, basados en textos que se imprimen y reparten entre los participantes, que incluyen académicos de otras instituciones del país y del extranjero.  A continuación pasamos a detallar los realizados durante el año 2005. 
 

• Dra. Michela Redoano, (University of Warwick)
  “El índice de la globalización del CSGR”
   
• Dr. Ernesto Schargrodsky (Universidad Torcuato Di Tella)
  “School Decentralitation . Helping the Good Get Better, But Leaving the Poor Behing”
   
• Dr. Matt Hellman, (Universitat Pompeu Fabra)
  “A Theory of Optimal Contract Duration with Application to Outsoucing”
   
• Dr. Ben Lockwood, (University of Warwick)
  “Do Countries Compete over Corporate Tax Rates"
   
• Dr. Guido Sandleris, (Columbia University)
  “SovereignDefaults: Information, Investment and Credit”
   
• Dr. Ariel Coremberg, (INDEC)
  “TFP Growth in Argentina Durind the 1990’s a Sylized Fact”
   
• Dr. Jorge Streb, (Universidad del CEMA)
  “Discrecional Political Budget Cycles and Separation of Powers”
   
• Dr. Alfredo Canavese, (Universidad Torcuato Di Tella – CONICET)
  “The Effect of Corruption Organization and Punishment on the Allocation of Resources”
   
• Dr. Rodolfo Manuelli, (University Wisconsin-Madison)
  “Human Capital and the Wealth of Nations”
   
• Dra. Sofía Rojo, (Ministerio de Trabajo)
  “Dinámica del empleo y rotación de empresas”
   
• Dra. Silvia Torres Carbonell , (Centro de Entrepreneursship IAE)
  “Resultados del Proyecto de Investigación GEM, 2004 en Argentina”
   
• Dr. Federico Mandelman,  (Boston Collage)
  “A “Broad” Financial Accelarador: Monopolistic Banking Plus Balance Sheets”
   
• Dra. Irene Brambilia, (Yale University)
  “Farm Productivity and Market Structure. Evidence from Cotton Reforms in Zambia”
   
• Dra. Lucía Quesada, (University of Wisconsin)
  “Credibility of Auditors and Incentives to Collude"
   
• Dr. Marcelo Caffera, (Universidad de Montevideo, Uruguay)
  “Efectividad en el control de los Efluentes Industriales en Montevideo”
   
• Dr. Pablo Sanguinetti, (Universidad Torcuato Di Tella)
  “Exeting Local Tax Effort or Lobbyng for Central Transfers”
   
• Dr. Saúl Lach, (Hebrew University)
  “Inmigrations and Prices”
   
• Dr. Fernando Alvarez, (University of Chicago)
  “Fixed Term Employment Contracys in an Equilibrium Search Model”
   
• Dr. Juan Cruces, (Universidad de San Andrés)
  “Insider Trading and Corporate Governance in Latin América”
   
• Dr. Emilio Espino, (Universidad de San Andrés)
  “Equilibrium Portfolios in the Neoclassical Model”
   
• Dr. Ariel Burstein, (UCLA)
  “Aggregate Consequences of Foreign Firms in Developing Countries”
   
• Dr. Pablo Sanguinetti, (Universidad Torcuato Di Tella)
  “The Impacto of South-South Preferential Trade Agreement of Industrial Development : An Empirical Test”
   
• Dr. David Lee, (Berkeley University)
  “Crime Economic”
   
• Dr. Federico Mandelman , (Boston College, London)
  A “Broad Financial Accelerator: Monopolistic Bankin Plus Balance Sheets”
   
• Dra. Lucía Quesada, (University of Wiscosin)
  “The Ownership of Ratings”
   
• Dr. Ernesto Schargrodsky (Universidad Torcuato Di Tella)
  “Buying Less, But Shopping More:
  Changes in Consumtion Patterns During a Crisis”
   
• Dra. Catherine C. de Fontenay (University of Melbourne, Australia)
  “Bilateral Bargaining with Externalities”
   
• Dres. Rafael Di Tella (Harvard Business School) y Federico Weinschelbaum (UDESA)
  “A Note on Wealth as a Corruption-Controlling Device
   
• Dr. John Riew (Pen State University)
  “The U:S: Information Technology Revolution and its Impact on U:S: Economy and Beyond”
   
• Dr. Andrew Powell (Universidad Torcuato Di Tella)
  “Schould the World Have Only One Money?”
   
• Lic. Laura D’Amato (Banco Central de la Rca. Argentina)
  “The Short-run Dynamics of Inflation”