This page is only available in German.

Macro & Econometrics Seminar

Organisation: Christian Conrad and Monika Lülf

Zeit /Time: Mittwochnachmittag/Wednesday Afternoon

Ort/Location: AWI, Raum 01.030 (Bergheimer Str. 58) / Campus Bergheim, Room 01.030

Eingeladen sind alle interessierten Studierenden, Doktoranden/innen, PostDocs und Professoren/innen.

Winter Term 2024/25

Table

27.11.2024
Daniel John,
Universität Heidelberg
04.12.2024
Manuel Schick, 
Univeristät Heidelberg
11.12.2024
Timo Dimitriadis, 
Univeristät Heidelberg
15.01.2025
Marina Da Silva Rapp,
Universität Heidelberg
22.01.2025
Heino Mikosch, 
KOF ETH Zurich
29.01.2025
Julius Schölkopf,
Universität Heidelberg

Winter Term 2023/24

Table

15.11.2023
Thomas Eife,
Universität Heidelberg
Personalized Response Scales in Inflation Expectations Surveys
06.12.2023  
13:30 - 14:30
Maximilian Boeck,
Bocconi University Milan
Funktional Bayesian Additive Vector Autoregressive Tree Models
14.02.2024
13:30 - 14:30
Ramon de Punder,
University of Amsterdam
Proper and Robust Autoregressive Derivative-Adaptive Models

Summer Term 2023

Table

22.-24.05.2023
Alexandre N. Kohlhas,

University of Oxford
Mini-workshop on Macroeconomic Analysis with Imperfect Information (funded by Hans Böckler Stiftung)

02.06.2023

Villa Menzer, Grüner Salon,

Neckargemünd

Anne Opschoor,

Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam

„The t-Riesz Distribution: Introducing Tail Heterogeneity in Vector Distributions“

Julius Schölkopf,

Universität Heidelberg

„Macroeconomic Announcements and the Volatility Feedback Effect“

Manuel Schick,

Universität Heidelberg

„Real-time Monitoring Growth at Risk using the Survey of Professional Forecasters“
20.07.2023

Raum 02.040
Michael Weber,

Chicago Booth
„Subjective Inflation Expectations: Measurement, Effects, and Policy Implications“

Alexander Glas,

FAU Erlangen-Nürnberg

„The Experience Formation Mechanism“

Frederik Horn,

Mannheim

„Mortality Beliefs and Saving Decision: The Role of Personal Experiences“
Faek Menla Ali,

University of Sussex Business School
„Skewness and Financial Crises“
Daniel John,

Heidelberg University
„Expectations Reconcile the Relationship between Marginal Costs and Inflation in the New Keynesian Philips Curve“
Christoph Becker,

Heidelberg University
„Measuring Inflation Expectations: How the Response Scale Shapes Density Forecassts“

Winter Term 2022/23

Table

01.02.2023, 

2:45 pm - 3:45 pm

Mark Kerßenfischer,

Deutsche Bundesbank
What Moves Markets (mit Maik Schmeling)
28.03.2023, 

10:30 am - 11:30 am
Philip Schnorpfeil,

Goethe University Frankfurt
Households‘ Response to the Wealth Effects of Inflation