Welcome to the latest in the series of occasional Demand Workshops. Please keep an eye on this page for up-to-date information.

Ian, Matt, Jörg and Debopam.

Location:

Senior Common Room, Staircase A, Nuffield College (directions and transport advice).

Accommodation: 

Conference participants will be lodged either at Nuffield College or The Galaxie.

Conference Dinners: 

  • 4 September, Arrivals' dinner :  6:30pm @ Al-Andalus, Little Clarendon Street.
  • 5 September, Conference dinner : 6:30pm @ Nuffield College. Drinks reception at 6:30pm followed by dinner at 7:15pm.
  • 6 September, Survivors' dinner : 6:30pm @ Old Delhi, New Road.

Programme:

  5 September 6 September
08:30 Coffee available Coffee available
09:00

Debopam Bhattacharya (Cambridge)

"Discrete Choice with Congestion"

Jeremy Fox (Rice)

"Estimating Matching Games with Profit and Price Data”
09:45

Sebastiaan Maes (Antwerp)

"Robust Hicksian Welfare Analysis under Individual Heterogeneity"

Alessandro Iaria (Bristol)

"Identification and Estimation of Demand Models with Endogenous Product Entry and Exit"
10:30 Morning Coffee Morning Coffee
11:00

Mogens Fosgerau (Copenhagen)

"Estimating the perturbed utility route choice model with trip-level data"

Tom Potoms (Sussex)

"Testing revealed preference models with unobserved randomness using random sets"
11:45

Roy Allen (Western Ontario)

"Latent Utility and Permutation Invariance: A Revealed Preference Approach" 

Nail Kashaev (Westen Ontario)

"Peer effects in consideration and preferences"
12:30 Lunch Lunch
13:30

Jörg Stoye (Cornell)

“Refined Tests and Counterfactuals Using Random Utility Models”

Erwin Diewert (UBC)

"Scanner Data, Product Churn and Quality Adjustment"

[slides]
14:15

Josh Lanier (SWFE)

"Estimating Large Demand Systems"

Martin O'Connell (Wisconsin)

"Cheapflation and the rise of inflation inequality"
15:00 Afternoon Tea Afternoon Tea
15:30

Khushboo Surana (York)

"Labor Market Participation, Marriage and Individual Welfare"

John Quah (National University of Singapore)

"Money Pumps and Bounded Rationality"
16:15

Whitney Newey (MIT)

"Demand Estimation in Markets with Many Consumers"

Arthur Lewbel (Boston College)

"Economies of Scale to Consumption in Collective Households"
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