Program
Welcome - 8:50-9:00am at CWY 206
Dean Magali Michael, USF College of Arts and Sciences
Keynote Speech - 9:00-10:00am at CWY 206
“The Geography of Knowledge Spillovers and Economic Growth”
Shawn Kantor, Florida State University
Coffee Break - 10:00-10:30am
Parallel Sessions - 10:30-12:00pm
Session 1 at CWY 206
- “Estimating diffusion models of interest rates at the zero lower bound: From the great Depression to the great recession and beyond
Lealand Morin (University of Central Florida)- “Variable import and export markups, and the pro-competitive gains from trade”
Hamid Firooz (University of Rochester), Gunnar Heins (University of Florida), and Sankalp Mathur (University of Florida)- “Inflation dynamics and quantitative easing”
Tarron Khemraj (New College of Florida) and Sherry Yu (New College of Florida)
Session 2 at CWY 206D
- “Changes in the air ambulance market and effects on individual health outcomes”
Melanie Guldi (University of Central Florida), Elizabeth Munnich (University of Louisville), and Steven Talbet (University of Central Florida)- “Firm conduct in the airline industry: Evidence from the 737 Max Grounding”
Anthony Manucci (Florida State University)- “Coordinated effects in the American Airlines-U.S. Airways merger”
Douglas C. Turner (University of Florida)
Session 3 at CWY 206E
- “She is great but not perfect: Gender gap in online ratings of college professors”
Xi Zhang (University of Florida)- “Racial, ethnic, and gender property tax disparities: Evidence from multiple Florida jurisdictions”
Keith Ihlanfeldt (Florida State University) and Luke Rodgers (Florida State University)- “The impact of China shock on occupational employment of high-skilled workers: Evidence from US local labor markets”
Shubhi Agarwal (University of Florida)
Introduction to the Florida Research Data Center - 12:00-12:30pm at CWY 206
Jaclyn Hall, University of Florida
Lunch - 12:30-2:00pm
Parallel Sessions - 2:00-3:30pm
Session 1 at CWY 206
- “Time on the market and list prices in ‘hot’ real estate markets”
Eric Schmidbauer (University of Central Florida) and Dmitry Lubensky (Amazon)- “Increased (platform) competition reduces (seller) competition”
Shana Cui (University of Florida)- “Strategies of disclosure timing”
Rivin Perinchery (Florida State University)
Session 2 at CWY 206D
- “Natural Disasters and Acceptance of Domestic Violence”
Padmaja Ayyagari (University of South Florida), Giulia La Mattina (University of South Florida), Lei Lv (University of South Florida)- “Natural disasters support authoritarian populism: Evidence from the Brazilian shrimp vote”
Diogo Baerlocher (University of South Florida), Renata Caldas (University of South Florida), Francisco Cavalcanti (PUC-Rio), and Rodrigo Schneider (Skidmore College)- “Domination and mutualism: Consumption and conservation of resources in the lab”
Tom Frye (Florida State University)
Session 3 at CWY 206E
- “Local Segregation in Neighborhood Amenities”
Kenneth Whaley (University of South Florida)- “Analyzing the impact of changes in flood risk on housing value: Evidence from a coastal county”
Travis LaHue (Florida State University)- “Illegal gun bounties and gun violence”
Brad Davis (Florida State University)
Coffee Break - 3:30-4:00pm
Keynote Speech - 4:00-5:00pm at CWY 206
“Robustness in the stochastic frontier model”
William H. Greene, University of South Florida