Course/seminar

Short Course on "From frontier models in production econometrics to extreme value theory in risk handling"
by Abdelaati Daouia, Toulouse School of Economics, France

Abstract :
This course concentrates around two main themes of interest.
The first one deals with nonparametric estimation in boundary regression models, with applications in productivity and efficiency analysis.
The second theme focuses on extreme value theory and tail risk handling, with applications in actuarial science, finance and environment.

REGISTRATION DEADLINE: MARCH 31

organized by Laurent Gatto, Jean-Baptiste Demoulin and Axelle Loriot

Network effects in an Agent-Based Model of tax evasion with social influence

Fernando Garcia Alvarado, Ca'Foscari University Venice, University Paris 1 Panthéon-Sorbonne

Regina T. Riphahn

(Erlangen-Nürnberg)

Will give a presentation on

Towards an optimal barrier on arbitrary convex cones

Roland Hildebrand, University Grenoble Alpes

John Roemer

(Yale University)

will gave a presentation on

Robust sample average approximation with small sample sizes

Eddie Anderson, The University of Sydney

Matthias Dopeke

(Northwestern University)

will give a presentation on

Alexandros Theloudis

(LISER and University College London)

will give a presentation on

Family Time Allocation Over the Last Half Century

(In)-equality of opportunity in the allocation of R&D resources for rare diseases

Sandy Tubeuf, UCLouvain an University of Leeds