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Jõuluseminarid

Alates 2015. aastast on Eesti Panga osalusel korraldatud teadusseminari, kus osalevad välismaa teadusasutustes töötavad ja õppivad Eesti noor­ed ma­jan­­dus­tead­lased. Üritusel tutvustavad nad oma uusimaid teadustöid ning peavad huvilistega arutelusid.

2022. aasta jõuluseminar toimub 22. detsembril Tartus. Osaleda saab ka veebi vahendusel.

Seminarid toovad eestlasi kokku paljudest ülikoolidest üle maailma, alates Ameerika Ühendriikidest kuni Austraaliani. Eesti Panga jaoks on väga oluline hoida kontakte Eesti päritolu teadlastega, kes tegutsevad rahvusvahelistes teadusringkondades.

Seminarile on oodatud osalema ka Eesti ülikoolide majandusõppejõud ja -doktorandid.

30. detsembril 2020 toimunud jõuluseminari ettekanded

  • Marit Hinnosaar (University of Nottingham): "Influencer cartels" kaasautor Toomas Hinnosaar
  • Toomas Hinnosaar (University of Nottingham): "Price Setting on a Network"
  • Sander Heinsalu (ANU): "Greater search cost reduces prices"
  • Priit Jeenas (UPF): “Q-Monetary Transmission”, kaasautor Ricardo Lagos (NYU)
  • Maia Linask (University of Richmond): “Trade Liberalizations and their Impact on Foreign versus Domestic Investment,” kaasautorid Collin Rabe ja Andrea Waddle (mõlemad University of Richmond)
  • Matthias Rottner (EUI): "Pandemic Recessions and Contact Tracing" kaasautor Leonardo Melosi (Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago) (link)
  • Katrin Tinn (McGill): "Money Demand"

2019. aasta jõuluseminari ettekanded

  • Ivika Jäger "Do Robots Matter? The Impact of Automated Information Acquisition on the Stock Market"
  • Sander Heinsalu "Herding driven by the preference to differ"
  • Priit Jeenas "Firm Balance Sheet Liquidity, Monetary Policy Shocks, and Investment Dynamics"
  • Hanno Kase "Backpropagating through heterogeneous agent models"
  • Matthias Rottner "Hitting the Elusive Inflation Target (with Francesco Bianchi and Leonardo Melosi)"

27. detsembril 2018 toimunud jõuluseminari ettekanded

  • Annela Anger-Kraavi (Cambridge Econometrics, University of East Anglia): "Economics and politics of climate change"
  • Sander Heinsalu (Australian National University): "Competitive pricing despite search costs when lower price signals quality"
  • Reimo Juks (Riksbanken): "When a central bank digital currency meets private money: effects of an e-krona on banks"
  • Hanno Kase (European University Institute): "Optimal path for introducing loan-to-value limit on mortgage loans"
  • Matthias Rottner (European University Institute): "Volatility, procyclical leverage and endogenous banking panics“

22. detsembril 2017 toimunud jõuluseminari ettekanded

  • Toomas Hinnosaar (Collegio Carlo Alberto): „Dynamic common-value contests“
  • Sander Heinsalu (Australian National University): „Price signalling solves the Diamond paradox“
  • Katrin Tinn (Imperial College London): „Blockchain and the Future of Optimal Financing Contracts“
  • Eeva Mauring (University of Vienna): „Informational Cycles in Search Markets“
  • Marit Hinnosaar (Collegio Carlo Alberto): „How Long do Healthy Habits Last? The Role of Price“
  • Priit Jeenas (New York University): „Monetary Policy Shocks, Financial Structure, and Firm Activity: A Panel Approach“

22. detsembril 2016 toimunud jõuluseminari ettekanded

  • Reimo Juks (Riksbanken): „How worried should we be about the effects of negative rates and QE on banks?“
  • Helen Saar (Dixie State University): „The great divide: bridging the quantitative chasm between practice and education“
  • Katrin Tinn (Imperial College London): „The evolution of new industries. Uncertain business skills and innovation success“
  • Priit Jeenas (New York University): „Unemployment and aggregate risk sharing with financial frictions“
  • Alari Paulus (University of Essex/Praxis): „Europe through the crisis: decomposing changes in the household income distribution in 2007–2011“

22. detsembril 2015 toimunud jõuluseminari ettekanded

  • Alari Paulus (University of Essex/Praxis): „The antipoverty performance of universal and means-tested benefits with costly take-up“
  • Aleksei Netšunajev (Freie Universität Berlin): „Structural Vector Autoregressions with Heteroskedasticity: A Review of Different Volatility Models“
  • Katrin Tinn (Imperial College London): „Reward-based crowdfunding“
  • Marit Hinnosaar (Collegio Carlo Alberto): „On the inferiority of unhealthy food“
  • Sander Heinsalu (Australian National University): „Normal-linear signalling“
  • Toomas Hinnosaar (Collegio Carlo Alberto): „On the impossibility of protecting risk-takers“