Department of Economics is welcoming you to online seminar with David Lagakos, associate professor of economics at Boston University, presenting "Why are Average Hours Worked Lower in Richer Countries?”. This is an online seminar which will take place via Zoom.

Join us for this unique Q&A with Pfizer Medical Director Christoph Varenhorst, exclusively available for SSE Alumni.

Join us for this unique Q&A with Pfizer Medical Director Christoph Varenhorst, exclusively available for SSE Alumni.

An imperfectly informed regulator needs to procure multiple units of a good that can be produced with heterogeneous technologies at various costs. How should she procure these units? Should she run technology-specific or technology-neutral auctions? Should she allow for partial separation across technologies? Should she instead post separate prices for each technology? What are the trade-offs involved? Natalia Fabra, Professor of Economics at Universidad Carlos III de Madrid explores these questions in the seminar "Technology Neutral versus Technology Specific Procurement" (with Juan Pablo Montero). This is an online seminar which will take place via Zoom.

In 2001, you started as a student at SSE. Join your former classmates for your virtual 20th pre-reunion before we can celebrate in person!

In 2011, you started as a student at SSE. Join your former classmates for your virtual 10th pre-reunion before we can celebrate in person!

House of Innovation (HOI) and Mistra Center for Sustainable Markets (Misum), in collaboration with SASSE Entrepreneurship Society, hosted a webinar about resolving conflicts between social, environmental, and economic goals. Join us and learn more about working with social innovations as we launch this year's Social Innovation Scholarship!

Department of Economics is welcoming you to online seminar with Heidi Thysen, LSE/NHH, presenting the paper "Equilibrium Contracts and Boundedly Rational Expectations".   This is an online seminar which will take place via Zoom.

Linus Dahlander, a professor at ESMT Berlin, presented his recent research on how organizations structure their selection of innovation projects to reduce errors in the form of false positives and negatives.

We celebrated the release of the first-ever Handbook of family firm internationalization.