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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.

February 13, 2025

Soumitra Shukla (Yale)
"Making the Elite: Class Discrimination at Top Firms"
February 20, 2025

Philipp Barteska (HKS)
"Personnel is Policy (Implementation): Bureaucrats and the Korean Miracle" (w/ J. Euijung Lee)
February 27, 2025

Aroon Narayanan (MIT)
"When timing is everything: credit constraints, partial integration, and just-in-time production in poor countries"
March 6, 2025

Elliott Ash (ETH Zurich)
"Do Words Matter?: The Value of Worker Rights in Collective Bargaining" (w/ B. Arold, B. MacLeod, & S. Naidu)
March 13, 2025

Olivia Tsoutsoplidi (Sciences Po, visiting Harvard)
"Social Movement Complementarity"
March 20, 2025

Juan Dodyk (Harvard)
"Information Collusion in Lobbying Coalitions"
April 3, 2025

James Stratton (Harvard)
"'Defensible Picks': Agency Fritcions and Credentialism in Hiring"
April 17, 2025

Emily Sellars (Yale, visiting MIT)
"Fiscal Legibility and State Development (Elements in Political Economy)" [w/ F. Garfias]
April 24, 2025

Roi Orzach (MIT)
"Self-Censorship of Hard Information"
May 1, 2025

Jett Pettus (MIT)
"Congestion in the Courts"