Political Economy & Development Seminars Fall 2004

Fall 2004 Seminars Wednesdays, 4:10-5:30 pm (unless otherwise specified) Sproul Hall 2206

When available, the papers may be downloaded as pdf files, which can be read or printed using the Acrobat Reader.

DATE	NAME	TITLE OF PRESENTATION
9/28/2004*	Stephen Turnovksy Economics Department University of Washington Public Lecture *NOTE: TuesdayHumanities 1500 4:10-5:30 pm; jointly with Theory	Old and New Growth Theories: A Unifying Structure?
9/29/2004	Stephen Turnovksy Economics Department University of Washington With Theory	Growth and Income Inequality: Tradeoffs and Policy Responses
10/6/2004	Susan B. Carter & Richard Sutch Economics Department UCR	Why Not in Australia?: Economic Growth in the Age of Mass Migration
10/13/2004	David Ellerman Visiting Economics Department UCR	Migration and (the Lack of) Source-Country Development
10/20/2004	David Kauper Economics Department UCR	Best-Practice Growth and Dynamic Efficiency
10/27/2004	Shatakshee Dhongde Economics Department UCR	Measuring the Impact of Growth and Changes in the Distribution of Income and Poverty in India
11/3/2004	Mindy Marks Economics Department UCR	Employer-Provided Health Insurance, the Minimum Wage, and the Use of Part-Time Labor
11/10/2004	Peter Lanjouw World Bank/ Visiting UC Berkley	Poverty Alleviation Through Geographic Targeting: How Much Does Disaggregation Help?
11/22/2004*	John Strauss USC *NOTE: Monday Sproul 2206 4:10-5:30 pm	Indonesian Family Life Survey (IFLS) III India, Pakistan and the Future of South Asia
11/23/2004*	Akmal Hussain Pakistan Institute of Development Economics Public Lecture *NOTE: Tuesday HMNSS 1500 12:00-1:30 pm	Paper 1 Paper 2 Poverty, Power and Asymmetric Markets in Pakistan
11/24/2004	Akmal Hussain Pakistan Institute of Development Economics	Paper 1 Paper 2
12/1/2004	Eustáquio Reis Applied Economics Research Institute, Brazil	Long Run Brazilian Growth: Spatial Perspectives