Upcoming Events

22 Mar 2023| ‘Labour Share of Income in Chinese Listed Firms’ by Zehua Jiang (QMUL)

Time and Venue: 3-4 PM at FB 2.41 QMUL

19 Apr 2023| by Dr Guven Demirel (QMUL)

Time and Venue: 3-4 PM at FB 3.26 QMUL

12 Apr 2023| ‘Firms’ level impact of climate policy uncertainty’ by Dr Po Yin Wong (QMUL)

Time and Venue: 3-4 PM at FB 2.41 QMUL

2022

Saad Aftab, Sushanta Mallick and Roman Matousek (QMUL) “Do wealth management products matter for the systemic risk of banks? Evidence from China”. February 2023.
José Eduardo Medina-Reyes, Judith Jazmin Castro-Pérez and Professor Salvador Cruz Aké (QMUL & National Polytechnic Institute) “Credit Risk Management Analysis: An Application of Fuzzy Theory to Forecast the Probability of Default in a Financial Institution”. December 2022.
Dr Federica Liberini (QMUL) “Covid and Electoral Accountability”. November 2022.
Saad Aftab, Professor Sushanta Mallick and Professor Roman Matousek (QMUL) “A Firm’s First Shadow Loan: Its Causal Impact on Distress and Productivity”. April 2022.

Dr. Natalia Efremova (Queen Mary University of London, SBM and CGR) “Leveraging AI and Earth Observation Data for Sustainable Agriculture and Rangeland Monitoring”. October 2021.

Guven Demirel (SBM) “Early warning signals in demand transitions”. December 2020.
Danula Gamage (SBM) “Pay transparency initiative and gender pay gap: Evidence from research-intensive universities in the UK”. December 2020.

Dr. Sabine D’Costa (University of Westminster). Why is the urban wage premium larger for women? November 2019.
Dr. Martha Prevezer and Li Dai (SBM QMUL, CGR), ‘Regional inequality in educational provision and returns to education in China’. March 2019.
Dr. Stefania Lovo (University of Reading) ‘Economic integration, industrial structure, and catch-up growth: Firm-level evidence from Poland’s accession to the EU’ (with Paulo Bastos, Gonzalo Varela and Jan Hagemejer). March 2019.
Dr. Georgios Kavetsos (SBM QMUL, CGR), ‘The Effect of the Brexit Referendum Result on Subjective Well-Being’. March 2019.
Dr. Marta Martinez Matute (Universidad Autónoma de Madrid, UCL), ‘Education, working experience and cognitive skills: evidence from PIAAC’ (joint with Juan Jimeno, Aitor Lacuesta and Ernesto Villanueva). February 2019.
Dr. Sergio Petralia (LSE and CID, Harvard), ‘Mapping the Technological Frontier’. February 2019.
Dr. Luca Taschini (LSE), ‘Linking Permit Markets Multilaterally’. January 2019.
Professor Ali Rana Atilgan (Sabanci University, Turkey), ‘Morphogenesis a la Schelling’. January 2019.

Bernhard Ganglmair (University of Mannheim and ZEW), ‘The Effect of Patent Litigation Insurance: Theory and Evidence from NPEs’ (with Christian Helmers and Brian Love). December 2018.
Luca Verginer (IMT Lucca), ‘Brain-circulation network: The global mobility of the life scientists’. November 2018.
Dr. Ugo Troiano (University of Michigan and NBER). ‘Social Capital, Government Expenditures and Growth’ (Joint with Giacomo Ponzetto). October 2018.
Dr. Lucia Corno (Catholic University of Milan). ‘The Historical Roots of Female Genital Cutting’ (joint with E. La Ferrara, N. Nunn and A. Voena). July 2018.
Dr Elena Bárcena Martín (University of Málaga). ‘Social protection and child poverty risk: does persistence matter?’. May 2018.
Prof. Claudio Lucifora (Catholic University of the Sacred Heart Milan). ‘Children, Earnings and Careers in an Internal Labor Market’. March 2018.
Prof. Pedro Martins (SBM QMUL, CGR). ‘Collateral Damage? Labour Market Effects of Competing with China – at Home and Abroad’. March 2018.
Dr. Thomas Kemeny (SBM QMUL, CGR). ‘Wider impacts of high-technology employment’. February 2018.
José Montalbán Castilla (Paris, LSE). ‘The role of performance incentives in need-based grants for higher education. Evidence from the Spanish Becas’. January 2018.

Dr. Ravshonbek Otojanov (SBM QMUL, CGR). ‘The Scientific Revolution, Energy Revolution and Industrial Revolution’. November 2017.
Dr. Georgios Kavetsos (SBM QMUL, CGR). ‘The host with the most. The effects of the Olympic Games on happiness’. October 2017.
Dr. Pedro Martins (SBM QMUL, CGR). ‘(How) Do Non-Cognitive Skills Programs Improve Adolescent School Achievement? Experimental Evidence’. May 2017.