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Organizational Economics Lunch

The Organizational Economics Lunch meets Thursdays 12:05-12:55pm in E62-650. For further details, please e-mail Sam Reisman at reisman@mit.edu.

Spring 2026 Schedule

February 19, 2026

Charles Angelucci (MIT Sloan)
"Organizing a Kingdom"
February 26, 2026

Robert Gibbons (MIT Sloan)
"Building Decentralized Coordination"
March 12, 2026

Richard Holden (UNSW)
TBA
March 19, 2026

Michael Rubens (UCLA)
"Monopsony and Backloaded Compensation: Theory and Evidence from Public Accountants"
April 2, 2026

Vishan Nigam (MIT)
TBA
April 9, 2026

Serhii Abramenko (LUISS)
"Student Mobility and Migration: Evidence from the Erasmus Program"
April 16, 2026

Eric Yan (MIT)
"Pre-auction Strategic Communication"
April 23, 2026

Christina Nguyen (MIT Sloan)
"Legitimizing the Loophole: How Organizations Shape the Meaning of Work"
April 30, 2026

Christopher Stanton (HBS)
TBA
May 7, 2026

Anna Merotto (MIT)
TBA