Department of Economics is welcoming you to the online job market seminar "Employment, Output and Welfare Effects of Minimum Wages" with Moritz Drechsel-Grau, University of Mannheim.

Research shows that financial distress, and poor mental health have a major impact on domestic violence among adults and against children since home quarantine began in Germany. Join the next brown bag seminar as Dr. Cara Ebert from Leibniz Institute for Economic Research will present nuance insights into domestic violence dynamics during the pandemic.

Welcome to a virtual inauguration tour of our brand new classroom the Cabinet Room (formerly known as room 336) on Tuesday January 26, 12-12.40.

Department of Economics is welcoming you to the online job market seminar "Free and Protected: Trade and Breaks in Long-Term Persistence" with Sebastian Ellingsen, Universitat Pompeu Fabra.

Simon Rother, University of Bonn

The cultural and creative industries, especially the businesses that are heavily reliant on live or physical experiences, have been disrupted by the current COVID-19 crisis. This challenging time is also an opportunity for transformation, innovation and learning. Please join us in this insightful webinar about the impact and innovation in the creative sector during the COVID-19 crisis and beyond. The webinar is open to everyone interested.

Department of Economics is welcoming you to the online job market seminar "The role of firms in shaping job polarization" with Aseem Patel, Sciences Po.

Nora Pankratz, University of California Los Angeles

Benjamin Knox, Copenhagen Business School

Department of Economics is welcoming you to the online job market seminar "Endogenous Learning, Persistent Employer Biases, and Discrimination" with Louis-Pierre Lepage, University of Michigan.