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Wednesday (24. February) 9th RGS Doctoral Conferenc in Economics 23.-25. February 2016 Ruhr University Bochum Wednesday (24. February) Level 04, Saal 1 Level 04, Raum 82 Level 01, Tagungsraum 1 Sessions 1-3 Session 1: Energy Economics Session 2: Financial Markets Session 3: Macroeconomics and Growth Wednesday Chair: Prof. Dr. Manuel Frondel Chair: Prof. Dr. Peter N. Posch Chair: Prof. Dr. Michael Roos 09:00-10:30 1 Hendrik Schmitz Heterogeneity in Residential Space Heating 1 Oliver Rehbein What do a million firms say about banks as shock 1 Irfan Qureshi Monetarism, indeterminacy and the Great RWTH Aachen Expenditures in Germany Halle Institute for Economic absorbers? Evidence from the flooding of the University of Warwick Inflation Research (IWH) river Elbe 2 Stephan Sommer Consumer Inattention and Energy Efficiency: 2 Miklos Farkas Credit Rating Catering 2 Izabela Sobiech Output growth and volatility. The role of RWI Essen The Causal Effects of Label Elements Central European TU Darmstadt financial integration in developing and University, Budapest industrial countries 3 Marco Horvath US Fracking Boom: Implications for Global Oil 3 Jelena Zivanovic A Structural Empirical Analysis of the External 3 Tommy Krieger Democracy and Growth: Evidence of a new RGS Econ & RWI Prices Humboldt University Berlin Finance Premium University of Konstanz measurement Sessions 4-6 Session 4: Environmental Economics Session 5: Financial Crisis Session 6: International Economics Wednesday Chair: Prof. Dr. Colin Vance Chair: Prof. Peter N. Posch Chair: Dr. Joscha Beckmann 11:00-12:30 1 Fernanda Martinez Flores Heterogeneous Rebound Effects: Comparing 1 Benedetta Bianchi Sovereign Risk Premia and the International 1 Malin Gardberg Determinants of International RWI Essen Estimates from Discrete-Continuous Models Trinity College Dublin Balance Sheet: Lessons from the European Crisis Erasmus University Consumption Risk Sharing in Emerging Rotterdam Markets and Developing Countries 2 Michael Simora Risk Perception of Climate Change: Empirical 2 Johanna Krenz Banks’ balance sheets and the international 2 Christian Rühl Size and welfare costs of price differences RGS Econ & RWI Evidence for Germany Humboldt University Berlin transmission of shocks Goethe University Frankfurt across European countries 3 Christian Krekel Does the Presence of Wind Turbines Have 3 Marcin Pietrzak Evaluation of unconventional monetary policy in 3 Nina Schönfelder The impact of euro area membership on German Institute for Negative Externalities for People in Their Warsaw School of a small open economy FernUniversität Hagen structural reforms in product market and Economic Research Surroundings? Economics business regulation Sessions 7-9 Session 7: Business Cycles Session 8: Applied Econometrics Session 9: Labor Supply Wednesday Chair: Prof. Dr. Ludger Linnemann Chair: Prof. Dr. Christoph Hanck Chair: Prof. Dr. Reinhold Schnabel 17:45-19:15 1 Pavol Majher Firm entry and exit, investment irreversibility, 1 Kostantin Kiesel When Debt spells Sin: Does Religiosity guard 1 Lea Eilers In Good Company: Neighborhood Effects in Vienna Graduate School of and business cycle dynamics Halle Institute for Economic against Over-Indebtedness? RWI Essen Female Employment Economics Research (IWH) 2 Christopher Thiem Oil price uncertainty and the business cycle: 2 Costanza Naguib Wage mobility: a functional copula approach 2 Jan Gravert Estimates of Labor-Supply Elasticities with University of Duisburg- Accounting for the influence of global supply University of Lugano University of Wuppertal Joint Borrowing Constraints of Couples Essen and demand factors within a VAR GARCH-in- mean framework 3 Marlon Fritz Are Business Cycles Asymmetric? Testing 200 3 Mohammad Monirul Hasan The impacts of piped water on water quality, 3 Christina Vonnahme Less maintenance after marital breakdown University of Paderborn Years of Business Cycle Dynamics University of Bonn sanitation, hygiene and health in rural RWI Essen – the adaptation to the 2008 maintenance households of north-western Bangladesh - a law reform in Germany quasi-experimental analysis 9th RGS Doctoral Conferenc in Economics 23.-25. February 2016 Ruhr University Bochum Thursday (25. February) Level 04, Raum 82 Level 01, Tagungsraum 1 Level 01, Tagungsraum 2 Sessions 10-12 Session 10: Labor Markets Session 11: Household Behavior Session 12: Education Thursday Chair: Helge Braun, PhD Chair: Prof. Dr. Nadine Riedel Chair: Prof. Dr. Jeanette Brosig-Koch 9:00-10:30 1 Marius Bickmann Factor Mobility and Non-Harmonized Public 1 Dorothee Ihle Saving Behavior and Housing Wealth: Evidence 1 Maria Marchenko Endogenous Shocks in Social Networks: RGS Econ & TU Dortmund Pension Systems in Europe University of Münster from German Micro Data University of Mannheim Effects of Students' Exam Retakes on their Friends' Future Performance 2 Hoon Choi Do anti-discrimination laws alleviate labor 2 Martin Ungerer Accounting for the Spouse when Measuring 2 Thomas Ferreira Does Education Enhance Productivity in University of Barcelona market duality? Quasi-experimental evidence Centre for European Inequality of Opportunity Stellenbosch University Smallholder Agriculture? Causal Evidence from Korea Economic Research from Malawi 3 Rahel Felder Labour Market Transitions, Shocks and 3 Olga Goldfayn Personality traits and financial decisions of the 3 Agnes Vosen Women in Academia RWI Essen Institutions during the Great Recession: A Goethe University Frankfurt households Bonn Graduate School of Cross-Country Analysis Economics Sessions 13-15 Session 13: Labor Economics Session 14: Game Theory Session 15: Applied Industrial Economics Thursday Chair: Jun.-Prof. Dr. Sanne Hiller Chair: Jun.-Prof. Dr. Lars Metzger Chair: Prof. Dr. Wolfram Richter 11:00-12:30 1 Philipp Süß Regional market income inequality and its 1 Arne Pieters Repeated Burden Sharing and Costly 1 Andreas Gerster The Power of Mandatory Disclosure: Goethe University impact on crime in Germany: A spatial panel University of Hamburg Negotiations RGS Econ & RWI Evidence from the German Housing Market Frankfurt data approach with local spillovers 2 Zoé Rongé The effect of increasing elderly dependency 2 Philipp Külpmann Rational Delay of Effort in Projects with 2 Matthias Beestermöller Striking Evidence! Demand Persistence for KU Leuven on labor market participation and caregiving Bielefeld University Uncertain Requirements Ludwig Maximilian Interurban Buses from German Railway decisions University Munich Strikes 3 Jan Nimczik How Concentrated are Local Labour Markets? 3 Carl Maier Local public goods as perfect substitutes - 3 Carsten Crede A structural break cartel screen for dating University of Mannheim Evidence from Job Mobility Networks University of Konstanz centralization vs. Decentralization - New insights University of East Anglia and detecting collusion on the role of spillovers, heterogeneity and strategic delegation Sessions 16-18 Session 16: Migration and Integration Session 17: Health Economics Session 18: Macroeconomic Policy Thursday Chair: Prof. Dr. Thomas Bauer Chair: Jun.-Prof. Dr. Daniel Avdic Chair: Prof. Dr. Ludger Linnemann 13:30-15:00 1 Laura Sinn Do immigrants react differently towards 1 Corinna Hentschker The impact of technology diffusion in healthcare 1 Gabriele Ciminelli Central Bank Signaling Matters: Evidence RGS Econ & RWI family policies than natives? RWI Essen markets – Evidence from heart attack treatment University of Amsterdam from the Sensitivity of Financial Variables to Macroeconomic News 2 Lisa Höckel Individualism vs. Collectivism - How inherited 2 Ivan Frankovic Medical Care within an OLG economy with 2 Weijie Luo Inequality and the Size of Government RWI Essen cultural values affect the income of second- Vienna Institute of realistic demography University of York generation immigrants in the US Demography 3 Eric Schuß Between Life Cycle Model, Labor Market 3 Peter van der Meer Dealing with Job Insecurity 3 Felix Strobel The government spending multiplier, University of Duisburg- Integration and Discrimination: An Utrecht University Humboldt University Berlin uncertainty and sovereign risk Essen Econometric Analysis of the Determinants of Return Migration.
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