About the event
CReAM is organising a one-day workshop on regional inequality. We have a very exciting line-up of papers addressing regional inequality from trade, urban, labor, economic history and political economy perspectives:Jan Bakker (Bocconi): Cities, Heterogeneous Firms and TradeChristian Dustmann and Hyejin Ku (UCL): The Virtuous Cycle between Education and TechnologyThiemo Fetzer (Warwick): Boundaries of the StateLorenzo Incoronato (UCL): Place-based Industrial Policies and Local Agglomeration in the Long RunMaria Petrova (UPF): Automation, Career Values, and Political PreferencesMichel Serafinelli (Essex): The World's Rust BeltsDaniel Sturm (LSE): Neighborhood Effects: Evidence from Wartime Destruction in LondonYanos Zylberberg (Bristol): The Death and Life of Great British CitiesPlease see the programme here. For further details, please contact Hyejin Ku (h.ku@ucl.ac.uk).
Please check back closer to the event for more details.
- The online seminars are held on Zoom and last 75 minutes; 60 minutes are allocated to the seminar and 15 minutes for discussion
- The online seminars are held on Zoom and last 60 minutes including discussion.
- The link to each seminar will appear above prior to the start time. Please email h.ku@ucl.ac.uk si.xu.20@ucl.ac.uk if you have not received the password by the day of the seminar.
- The moderator will collect audience questions in chat or using the 'raise hand' function, but feel free to interrupt the presenter for short questions or clarifications.
- Please keep your camera on and your microphone off except when asking questions.
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