Presenters

Gregorio Caetano

Gregorio Caetano is an Assistant Professor of Economics at the University of Georgia. He received his Ph.D. at UC Berkeley. His research fields are urban economics, public economics, labor economics and applied econometrics.

Carolina Caetano

Modibo Camara

I'm a fifth-year Economics PhD student at Northwestern University. I work at the intersection of microeconomic theory, statistics, and computer science. My research asks what people and institutions are capable of achieving, given the resources that are available to them -- resources like time and data.

Jianfei Cao

I am a job market candidate at the University of Chicago Booth School of Business. I study applied and theoretical econometrics. My research has chiefly been in the areas of cluster-based inference, machine learning methods in economic applications, causal inference in comparative case studies, and weak identification.

Nicolas Caramp

Mario Francesco Carillo

I graduated from Brown University in May 2018 with a Ph.D. in Economics. My main research interests are in economic growth and development.

Edouard Challe

Jin-Wook Chang

Jonathan Chapman

Hanna Charankevich

I am a PhD Candidate in Economics at the University of Virginia. and I am on the job market in 2020-21. In my research I utilise the methods of Industrial Organisation and Political Economy, and Development and Public Economics to model rent-seeking behaviour and study the role of transparency, monitoring and accountability. I will present my job market paper 'Bid Manipulation in Open Procurement Auctions'.