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Lyon, FRANCE PROGRAMME 13-15 September EUROPEAN ASSOCIATION OF LABOUR ECONOMISTS PROGRAMME 13-15 September Lyon, FRANCE 1 Organised by GATE - Groupe d’Analyse et de Théorie Economique Content Content GENERAL MAP OF THE CENTRE DE CONGRÈS Welcome 4 LEVEL 3 `ROSERAIE’ About your EALE host 5 31 - Room Roseraie 1 32 - Room Roseraie 2 General Conference Information 7 33 - Room Roseraie 3 Committees 9 Sponsors Conference 12 Exhibitors 17 LEVEL 2 `SAINT-CLAIR’ Sponsors EALE 18 36 - Room Saint-Clair 1 37 - Room Saint-Clair 2 Programme Schedule 19 38 - Room Saint-Clair 3A 39 - Room Saint-Clair 3B 40 - Room Saint-Clair 4 Opening and Plenary Session I 22 General map of the Centre de Congrès map of the Centre General Poster Session I 23 Welcome reception 25 LEVEL 1 `RHÔNE PASTEUR’ 45 - Room Rhône 1 Parallel Session A 26 46 - Room Rhône 2 47 - Room Rhône 3A Poster Session II 33 48 - Room Rhône 3B 49 - Room Rhône 4 50 - Room Rhône 5 Plenary Session II: Frisch-Tinbergen Lecture 36 Parallel Session B 37 Poster Session III 43 Parallel Session C 46 LEVEL 0 `RECEPTION - TERREAUX’ 52 - Reception hall Terreaux Lyon city boat trip 53 53 - Room Terreaux Meet and Greet Breakfast Job Market Candidates 54 Parallel Session D 58 Poster Session IV 65 Parallel Session E 68 LEVEL -1 `LUMIÈRE’ Parallel Session F 74 56 – Auditorium Lumière Poster Session V 81 Invited Session G 83 LEVEL -2 `FORUM’ 57 – Forum 1 - Hall Conference dinner & awards ceremony 85 58 – Forum 1 Programme at a Glance 88 2 3 About your EALE host your About Welcome About your EALE host Welcome Dear colleagues, GATE It is a great pleasure and honour to welcome you to the 30th Annual Conference of the European GATE is a major research center in economics affiliated to CNRS (National Center for Scientific Association of Labour Economists (EALE) at the Lyon Convention Centre. Research), University Lumière Lyon 2, University Claude Bernard Lyon 1, University Jean Monnet St-Etienne and Ecole Normale Supérieure de Lyon. It is associated with the “Laboratoires This year we are very proud to host Sascha O. Becker (University of Warwick) and Roland G. Fryer d’Excellence” CORTEX (Construction, Cognitive Function, Rehabilitation and Repair of the Cortex) (Harvard University) as keynote speakers. Three exciting invited sessions are on the program and IMU (Intelligence of Urban Worlds) within the French Initiatives of Excellence program. covering the following topics: Gender Identity; The integration of migrants: a challenge for Europe; Field experiments on labour markets. The main research topics include decision-making, individual and social preferences, coordination, collective choice and social interactions, labor economics, the evaluation of public policies, The programme committee selected 417 research papers out of 793 submissions. These economic geography, health economics, innovation economics, macroeconomics and history of submissions originated from 50 countries around the world. 309 of them will be presented in 84 economic analysis. parallel sessions and 100 in 5 poster sessions. Note that this year we also have three job market sessions. We hope that you will have some time to enjoy Lyon, discover its architectural heritage, and experience Lyon’s broad range of gastronomy. We wish you an inspiring and pleasant time in Lyon. Sylvie Démurger Florence Goffette-Nagot Sonia Paty Marie Claire Villeval Local organizers of the 30th EALE Conference GATE Lyon Saint-Etienne. Resources • GATE-LAB, established in 2015, is an Experimental Platform which includes a behavioral lab with 32 computers, an electrophysiological lab, an eye tracking lab and a mobile lab for carrying out a variety of experiments in the laboratory and in the field. It provides advanced facilities for GATE researchers who conduct experiments on decision-making and develop research programs in behavioral economics. • The Associated International Laboratory CHINEQ, “Inequalities in China: empirical and experimental approaches”, is a collaborative research initiative between GATE and the School of Business at Beijing Normal University. It aims at promoting the development of research collaboration on the theme of inequalities in China and to provide innovative perspectives on the issues of production and transmission of inequalities in a rapidly changing environment. • GATE Lyon Saint-Etienne is home to the EuroLIO valuation unit of Jean Monnet University (European Localized Innovation Observatory). Its engineers provide studies based on geospatial data to answer specific needs of diagnosis in the field of innovation and public policy evaluation. 4 5 General Conference Information Conference General Partnerships General Conference Information GATE Lyon-St-Etienne develops international research cooperation with more than 60 foreign universities including: the University of California at Santa Barbara, the Appalachian State University, George Mason University, the University of Sydney, Monash University, New York Address of the Conference Venue University Abu Dhabi, the University of Amsterdam, Laval University of Quebec, Beijing Normal Centre de Congrès de Lyon – Lyon Convention Centre University, Aarhus School of Business, and the University of São Paolo. Cité Internationale 50, Quai Charles de Gaulle More information 69006 LYON Internet: www.gate.cnrs.fr About your EALE host your About Twitter: twitter.com/GATE_LSE Registration and Information point The registration desk is located in the Reception Hall « Terreaux » on the ground floor of the Convention Centre (n°52 on the Convention Centre map) and opening hours are: • Thursday 13 September 15.00 – 20.00 • Friday 14 September 08.30 – 18.30 • Saturday 15 September 08.00 – 18.30 Access to the Conference Rooms, Social Events and Public Transport All participants will receive a badge during the registration at the conference. The badge must be worn all times and is your entrance ticket to the session rooms and social events organized outside the Convention Centre. Coffee breaks and Lunches Coffee breaks and lunches are served in the Forum 1 (n°58 on the Convention Centre map) at level -2, on Friday and Saturday. Computer and Internet Access There is free wifi available on the conference venue. Login: eale2018 Password: eale2018 Emergency Situations For emergency situations, please call 18 for the fire brigade, 15 for the ambulance or 17 for the police. In case of fire alarm you are required to evacuate the building immediately without further delay. Security staff will direct you to the emergency exits. General Data Protection Regulation and twitter Tweets will be posted by the host: (GATE and EALE) and by participants (#EALELyon2018). These tweets may mention persons and/- or publish pictures. In case you have strong objections against being mentioned or published, then please inform us immediately at eale-sbe@ maastrichtuniversity.nl Lost Property Please contact the registration and information desk in the Reception Hall « Terreaux » on the ground floor if you have lost or found any item. Programme book/Conference app Please note that the complete programme will be available at the EALE conference app. We will not have any printed programme books available. If you prefer a printed version, you can 6 7 Committees download/print the programme book from the EALE website. Please do this very shortly before Committees the start of the conference to be sure you will have the latest update. Smoking Local organizers, Group d’Analyse et de Théorie Economique (GATE), Lyon The conference venue is a non smoking facility. We kindly ask you to respect this. • Sylvie Démurger • Florence Goffette-Nagot • Sonia Paty • Marie Claire Villeval GATE supporting team • Aude Chapelon (finance) • Taï Dao (local logistics organization) • and their colleagues: Annick, Nelly, Yamina, Béatrice, Bruno, Philippe General Conference Information Conference General Scientific Programme Committee Chair Programme Committee: Erik Plug, University of Amsterdam, The Netherlands Scientific Programme Committee members • Wiji Arulampalam, University of Warwick, United Kingdom • Stijn Baert, Ghent University, Belgium • Christian Belzil, École Politechnique, France • Marco Caliendo, University of Potsdam and IZA, Germany • Lorenzo Cappellari, Università Cattolica del Sacro Cuore, Italy • Ana Rute Cardoso, IAE-CSIC and Barcelona GSE, Spain • Daniele Checchi, University of Milan, Italy • Andrew Clark, Paris School of Economics, France • Bart Cockx, Ghent University, Belgium • Thomas Cornelissen, University of York, United Kingdom • Andries de Grip, Maastricht University, Maastricht, The Netherlands • Sara de la Rica, University of the Basque Country, Spain • Daniela Del Boca, University of Turin, Italy • Emilia Del Bono, University of Essex, United Kingdom • Sylvie Démurger, GATE CNRS, France • Thomas Dohmen, University of Bonn, Germany • Juan José Dolado, European University Institute, Italy • Polona Domadenik, University of Ljubljana, Ljubljana, Slovenia • Giovanni Facchini, University of Nottingham, United Kingdom & University of Milan, Italy • Francesco Fasani, Queen Mary University of London, United Kingdom • Bernd Fitzenberger, Humboldt University, Berlin, Germany • Tommaso Frattini, University of Milan, Milan, Italy • Peter Fredriksson, Stockholm University, Sweden • Christina Gathmann, University of Heidelberg, Germany • Albrecht Glitz, Universitat Pompeu Fabra, Spain • Randi Hjalmarsson, University of Gothenburg, Sweden • Peter Kooreman, Tilburg University, The Netherlands • Matthew Lindquist, Stockholm University, Sweden • Petter Lundborg, Lund University,
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