The aim of the workshop is to gather econometricians and economists, who are using or developing panel data methods.
Because of its ability to control for unobserved heterogeneity, usage of panel data has become increasingly popular in applied economic research. However, in certain instances there still remain issues with the validity of panel data methods. Examples of these are endogeneity, dynamic adjustments, weak identification, non-linear functional forms and heterogeneous causal effects.
The programme therefore consist of invited papers that represent a wide range of theoretical panel data research addressing these issues.
Speakers
- Jörg Breitung (University of Cologne)
- Geert Dhaene (KU Leuven)
- Koen Jochmans (Sciences Po)
- Arturas Juodis (University of Amsterdam)
- Hande Karabiyik (Lund University)
- Shakeeb Khan (Duke University)
- Milan Pleus (University of Amsterdam)
- Rutger Poldermans (University of Amsterdam)
- Andrew Pua (University of Amsterdam)
- Frank Windmeijer (University of Bristol)
- Martin Weidner (UCL)
Discussants
- Otilia Boldea (Tilburg University)
- Peter Boswijk (University of Amsterdam)
- Maurice Bun (University of Amsterdam)
- Martin Carree (Maastricht University)
- Pavel Cizek (Tilburg University)
- Kees Jan van Garderen (University of Amsterdam)
- Noud van Giersbergen (University of Amsterdam)
- Frank Kleibergen (Brown University & University of Amsterdam)
- Richard Paap (Erasmus University Rotterdam)
- Tom Wansbeek (University of Groningen)
Programme
The programme consist of invited papers that represent a wide range of theoretical panel data research addressing endogeneity, dynamic adjustments, weak identification, non-linear functional forms and heterogeneous causal effects.
Registration
Free of charge, please send an email to: secretariaat-ase@uva.nl before 15 January 2015 to register.
Location
De Burcht, Henri Polaklaan 9, Amsterdam.
