Yale Department of Economics

Development Lunch

Organized by: Christopher Udry

The Development Lunch (officially "Economics 756: Prospectus Workshop in Development") is an informal workshop designed primarily for graduate students working in development economics to present research in progress.  Faculty and visitors also use the workshop to present work in its early stages.

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Spring 2008 Thursday, 12:00-1:00 PM, 28 Hillhouse Ave., Room B8
 February 14  
 February 21  
 February 28  
 March 6 Gharad Bryan - "The Implications of Limited Commitment for Tests of Network Risk Sharing"
 March 13 Spring Break - Informal Gathering (27 Hillhouse, Room 16)
 March 20 Spring Break - no presentation
 March 27 Santosh Anagol - "Adverse Selection in Rural Asset Markets: Theory and Evidence from Livestock Trading in India"
 April 3 Federico Gutierrez - "Impact of Argentina's 'Plan Jefes' on Teen's School Attendance"
 April 10 Rachel Heath - "Interlinked Contracts and Market Power: an Exploration of Aquaculture in Bangladesh"
 April 17 Reena Badiani - Rural Non-Farm Growth in India: Who Gets the Non-Farm Jobs?
 April 24 Achyuta Adhvaryu - "Congestion at Health Facilities and the Adoption of New Malaria Therapy"
 May 1 No lunch, many faculty away
 May 8 Pinar Keskin - "Thirsty Factories, Hungry Farmers: Water as a New Link between Agriculture and Industry?"
 May 15 Mir Salim - "Microfinance Institutions"

Past Lunches        Development Workshop

Schedule maintained by Barrett Strickland

Last updated: May 14, 2008