Institute Research Seminar

The weekly Research Forum of the Institute of Economics provides a vibrant space for faculty, researchers, guest lecturers and doctoral students to present their latest work and receive valuable feedback from a supportive yet intellectually rigorous community. Its aim is to strengthen scientific collaboration within the institute, inspire new research directions, and foster high-quality academic output. The regular talks also offer insights into international trends and help sustain the dynamic research atmosphere of the institute.

Time slot: Wednesdays, 11:40-12:40

Location: E.218 (H-1093 Budapest, Fővám sqr 8.)

You can check our previous events via THIS LINK.

The next lecture in the series

DateSpeakerAffiliationTitle and Abstract
February 11Sebastian OttingerCERGE-EIForced Migration and Industry Diffusion

Previous events in the spring semester of the 2025/26 academic year

DateSpeakerAffiliationTitle and Abstract

Events in the fall semester of the 2025/26 academic year

DateSpeakerAffiliationTitle and Abstract
September 17Romain HoussaUniversity of NamurSources of Oil price fluctuations: resolving the debate with a general equilibrium model
September 24
(CANCELLED)		Melis KartalVienna University of Economics and BusinessSorting fact from fiction in a complex world under the shadow of motivated reasoning
October 1
(Financed by NDRI STARTING-24 150299)		Christoph KuzmicsUniversity of GrazRenegotiation-Proof Cheap Talk
October 8
(In collaboration with the
Doctoral Program in Economics at Corvinus)		Jean-Jacques HeringsTilburg UniversityNegotiation In Bankruptcy Problems
October 15Mathias KleinSveriges Riksbank, Monetary Policy DepartmentDo Capacity Constraints Affect the Pass-Through of Monetary Policy to Prices
October 22Alejandro CuñatUniversity of ViennaUnbalanced Trade 2.0
October 29———Fall Break———
November 5Gergely GánicsBanco de EspañaSimple tests for the correct specification of conditional predictive densities
November 12
(Financed by NDRI STARTING-24 150299)		Geoffrey CastilloNottingham Trent UniversityCooperation in repeated asymmetric prisoner’s dilemmas
November 19
(In collaboration with MNB)		Glenn MagermanECARES, Université Libre de BruxellesOptimal policy mix in economic unions
November 26
(Financed by NDRI STARTING-24 150299)		Helene MassUniversity of ViennaGaming the test  – when should test thresholds be unpredictable?
December 3Christian OchsnerCERGE-EI, PraguePandemics’ backlash: The effects of the 1918 influenza on health attitudes and behavior
December 10
(Financed by NDRI STARTING-24 150299)		Alexander WagnerUniversity of SalzburgHuman-Algorithm Collaboration in Planning Tasks

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