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Staff Seminar Series: 2007

Second Semester 2007

All seminars to be held in the Robertson Room unless otherwise indicated.

Presenter Title Date Time
Nick Buck Designing a new household panel in the UK: The UK Household Longitudinal Study 30 July 13h00 - 14h00
Balazs Egert Determinants of price level convergence and inflation differentials: a survey with some new quantitative result 06 Aug 15h00 -16h30
Eric Strobl Rainfall Trends and Economic Growth in Africa: A Neglected Cause of Growth Tragedy 13 Aug 13h00 - 14h00
Chandana Kularatne An Analysis of Institutional and Macroeconomics Policy Dynamics in Transition Economies 16 Aug 15h00 -16h30
Nicoli Nattrass Understanding AIDS Policy in South Africa: Economic logic or AIDS Denialism? 20 Aug 13h00 - 14h00
Eric Strobl Exploring the link between Global and Local R & D Spillovers:  Evidence from Plant Level Data 27 Aug 13h00 - 14h00
Celeste Koetzee The Socio-economic impact of HAART in Khayelitsha 30 Aug 15h00 -16h30
J. Fourie & W. Boshof Economic Fluctuation: the Cape Colony, 1652-1793 03 Sep 13h00 - 14h00
Dave Liu A New-Keynesian DSGE Model for Forecasting the South African Economy 17 Sep 13h00 - 14h00
Grace Kumchulesi & Richard Mussa Grouped-Data Identification of Marital Behaviour from Repeated Cross-sections in South Africa 27 Sep 15h00 - 16h30
Moses Obanalyaku Monetary and Fiscal Policy Coordination in Africa 4 Oct 13h00 - 14h00
Jeremy Wakeford Minding the gap: a review and update of the global oil depletion debate 8 Oct 13h00 - 14h00
Rangan Gupta    15 Oct 13h00 - 14h00
Evan Blecher Tobacco Advertising Bans in Developing Countries 18 Oct 15h00 -16h30
Martine Visser   22 Oct 13h00 - 14h00
Cecil Mlatsheni Youth Unemployment 25 Oct 15h00 -16h30
Nicola Viegi 29 Oct 13h00 - 14h00
Thomas Sterner Discounting, relative prices and the Stern Report 5 Nov 13h00 - 14h00

Please note that additional seminars may be scheduled subject to notice.

First Semester 2007

All seminars to be held in the Robertson Room unless otherwise indicated.

Presenter

Title

Date

Time

Prof van Ungern

Property insurance : The case for state monopoly

29 Jan 2007

13:00-14:00

Aylit Romm

" The Formation and Evolution of Retirement Expectations: The Interaction between Ambiguity surrounding Worklife Expectancy, Optimism /Pessimism, and Dynamically Inconsistent Consumption-Saving Behaviour

15 Feb

15:00-16:30

Nick Samouilhan

South African Equity Volatility

22 Feb

15:00-16:30

Prof Kul Bhatia

Intra-Sector Mobility and Specific Inputs in Tax-IncidenceTheory

26 Feb

13:00-14:00

Justine Burns

Ethnic diversity and Public Goods Provision: An Experimental Approach

5 March

13:00-14:00

Leaver + van Walbeek

Gender Bias In Multiple-Choice Questions: Does The Type Of Question Make A Difference

12 March

13:00-14:00

Greg Becker

Cost effectiveness of alternative interventions to deal with infectious diseases: The need for, and application of network models

15 March

15:00-16:30

Charles Meth

What does pro-poor mean: an analysis of the current conceptual quagmire

19 March

13:00-14:00

Lufeyo Banda

Financial Development and Economic Growth: A Comparative Study of Multivariate Analysis of Kenya, South Africa and Zambias Economics

12 April

15:00-16:30

Prof Robert Brent

A Cost-Benefit Analysis of Female Primary Education as a Means of Reducing HIV/AIDS in Tanzania

16 April

13:00-14:00

Postgrad Mini Conference

(No Seminar)

19 April

15:00-16:30

Dr Wisdom Akpalu

A dynamic model of mesh size regulatory compliance in a tropical fishery

23 April

13:00-14:00

Simon Roberts

Assessing excessive pricing in the South African Competition Act

14 May

15:00-16:30

Anthony Musonda

Competition and efficiency in the Zambian commercial banking industry: evidence from the post-reform period

 

21 May

13:00-14:00

Dr. Rebecca Thornton (The University of Michigan)

Saving for the Future? HIV Testing and Economic Behavior

 

24 May

15h00-16h50

Richard Mussa + Grace Kumchulesi

Three essays on poverty in Malawi: Fertility and poverty; subjective poverty; and vulnerability to poverty.

 

28 May

15:00-16:30

Elvis Mtonga

Regime change and long run exchange rate dynamics: the rand.

31 May

15:00-16:30

Please note that additional seminars may be scheduled subject to notice.

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