Abstract: Empirical observation shows that policies are usually gradually introduced in a society. This paper presents a model of repeated elections that captures this phenomenon, and that allows countries to differ in their institutional flexibility, thus in the speed of implementation of new policies. We show that with gradual implementation of policies there is an…
Abstract:I present a dynamic model of the U.S. economy with trade, labor mobility, endogenous growth and realistic geography to examine the relationship between spatial frictions, city formation and aggregate development. In the model, a subset of locations endogenously specialize in innovative industries that are subject to economies of scale. This leads to the formation and…
- Fecha(s): 17/01/2019
- Lugar: Salón de Actos (Facultad de Económicas ) Universidad Nacional de Educación a Distancia UNED
- Ponente: Carlos Vidal Meliá (Universidad de Valencia)
Para poder seguir el seminario, usad el siguiente link (no hace falta autentificación) https://canal.uned.es/live/event/5c35a9fdb1111fd1708b4567 Habrá una grabación para que puedan efectuar la tarea aquellos que no se puedan conectar.
- Fecha(s): 25/01/2019
- Lugar: Seminario Martínez Gallur B2/02
- Ponente: Juan Vicente Llinares
- Ponente: Susana Álvarez
Abstract: The consequences that educational underperformance has on both individuals and society as a whole lead policy makers and planners to focus on how to measure it properly. The aim of this paper is to propose an index to measure educational poverty which, taking as a starting point the economic literature on multidimensional poverty measurement,…
- Fecha(s): 26/10/2018
- Lugar: Seminario del Departamento de Métodos Cuantitativos para la Economía y Empresa, UMU. Retransmisión en directo.
- Ponente: Ana B. Ania-Martínez. University of Vienna
Abstract: We explore the role of public funds sharing in the framework of laboratory federalism, viewed as a learning process of policy innovation and imitation. In a model of decentralized, rich-to-poor redistribution with labor mobility, such a learning dynamics leads to the complete erosion of the welfare state. We show that suitably designed funds sharing schemes can correct this…
- Fecha(s): 22/06/2018
- Lugar: Seminario de Fundamentos del Análisis Económico, B2/02
- Ponente: Iñaki Permanyer
Abstract: When measuring multidimensional poverty it is reasonable to expect that the trade-offs between variable pairs can differ depending on whether the concerned pairs are complements or substitutes. Yet, currently existing approaches based on deprivation count distributions unrealistically assume that all pairs of variables are related in the same way, an unfortunate circumstance that undermines…
- Fecha(s): 27/04/2018
- Lugar: Seminario del Departamento de Métodos Cuantitativos para la Economía y Empresa, UMU. Retransmisión en directo y grabación.
- Ponente: Jesús Vázquez. Universidad del País Vasco
ABSTRACT: Adaptive learning (AL) takes over other features needed to generate a sizable term premium under rational expectations. Indeed, a time-varying term premium emerges in a first-order approximation of a DSGE model under AL. We estimate a real-time AL model that builds on Slobodyan and Wouters (2012a). Our extension disentangles the expectations hypothesis of the term structure (EH)…
- Fecha(s): 13/04/2018
- Lugar: Seminario del Departamento de Métodos Cuantitativos para la Economía y Empresa, UMU. Retransmisión en directo.
- Ponente: Emilio Cerdá Tena. Universidad Complutense Madrid
This paper addresses the long-term impacts of climate change on wind speed and, therefore, on wind energy generation. A projection of wind speed was carried out for four selected wind farms in Spain, using an ensemble of three climate models, two scenarios (RCP 4.5 and 8.5) and two time periods (2018-2041 and 2042-2065) per plant….
- Fecha(s): 16/03/2018
- Lugar: Seminario de Fundamentos del Análisis Económico (aula amarilla, B2/02)
- Ponente: Manuela Magalhäes
Abstract: This paper adds the standard input–output linkages into a multi-sector endogenous growth model to study the interaction effects between linkages and technology adoption for aggregate productivity and for income per capita. We show that the greater the intensity with which a good is used as input by other sectors, the smaller are the technology…
- Fecha(s): 09/02/2018
- Lugar: Seminario de Fundamentos del Análisis Económico, B2/02
- Ponente: Francisco Alcalá Agulló
Abstract Which are the factors affecting the long run sustainability of GDP growth? This paper discusses a potentially important one that has been disregarded so far: the shift in advanced economies from quantity to quality growth. First, the paper lays down a simple model introducing the quality dimension of consumption into the IPAT analytical framework….
