The Department of Economics (AE1) will play host to two fruitful meetings of minds from around the world: the 11th Maastricht Behavioral and Experimental Economics Symposium (M-BEES) and the 4th Maastricht Behavioral Economic Policy Symposium (M-BEPS).
"Public versus Private Voice: The role of social setting in explaining managerial reactions to employee voice"
“Multi-party alliances: the more the merrier?”
“Talent on the move. Essays on human capital, graduate mobility and economic development”
“Too scared to achieve; the relation between neuroticism, conscientiousness and socioeconomic outcomes”
“Innovations and firm performance in sub-saharan Africa: empirical analyses’’
The Maastricht University Workshop in Economics will be held on May 16 (9:00-17:00) at StayOkay Maastricht. There will be around 15 presentations and posters of Economics of Education academics. Prof. Hoxby will give the keynote lecture on “Taking Investment in Education Seriously: Does the...
“Vector autoregressions: lag order uncertainty and least absolute deviations”
“Essays on competitive attitude; sex, stereotypes and group membership”
“Employment dynamics, firm performance and innovation persistence in the context of differentiated innovation types: evidence from Luxembourg”