2018 Econometrics Annual Meeting Schedule
Sunday, August 5
- 1:30 PM - 2:30 PM - Econometrics Section Business Meeting - Virginia C
Monday, August 6
- 10:00 AM - 11:30 AM - How Should Econometrics Be Taught - Hoover
- 1:00 PM - 2:30 PM - Reduced-Form vs. Structural Approaches to Empirical Work- Is the Pendulum Swinging Back - Park Twr Ste 8219
Tuesday, August 7
- 10:00 AM - 11:30 AM - Climate Econometrics- New Regression Methods and Practices - Marriott Balcony A
- 1:00 PM - 2:30 PM - Robust Econometric Modeling of Environmental Effects in Economics (Joint with ENV) - Maryland C
- 2:45 PM - 4:15 PM - Theory and empirical evidences on the welfare implications of agrifood value chain transformation (Joint with AEM) - Mckinley
2017 Track Sessions
- New Issues in the Econometrics of Panel Data Specification, Identification, and Estimation
- Measurement and Policy from Three Perspectives: Sampling, Anchoring, and Unit Values
- Using Climate Shocks to Estimate Early Human Capital Formation in Developing Countries (Joint with International)
- Measuring SNAP Policy Impacts and Food Security Module Accuracy Using FoodAPS and CPS Data
- Identifying Supply- and Demand-Side Drivers of Farm Productivity
- Empirical estimation of endogenous social effects: spatial spillovers, social networks, and endogenous choice
2016 Track Sessions
- Mixture models in agricultural and applied economics
- Implications of Recent Empirical Evidence for the Risk-Balancing Hypothesis (Joint with ARA)
- Agribusiness Research Methods (Joint with AEM)
- An Introduction to Econometric Modeling using Stan
- Food Safety Research and Big Data (Joint with Senior)
- Statistical approaches for addressing data-driven concerns regarding the rating of crop insurance
- Statistical techniques used to identify climate change implications and potential adaptations
2015 Track Sessions
- Modeling Current Issues in Food System Analysis (Joint with FSN)
- Identification of Causal Effects in Time Series Models
- How Can We Analyze Climate Change Policy When We Don't Have Enough Data?
- New Developments in Identifying Causal Effects in Econometrics
Slides:
Guido Imbens - Causality: An Overview
Aaron Smith - Identifying Causal Effects in Time Series Models
2014 Track Sessions
- Applications of Hierarchical Regression Models in Development Economics (Joint with International)
- Agricultural and Applied Economics Priorities for Government Statistics (Joint with Senior)
- Econometric Analysis of Crop Yield Distributions and Crop Insurance Programs
- Spatial Econometrics Methods
2013 Econometrics Section Track Sessions
- Data Analytic Methods for Experimental Auctions: A Learning Session
- The Role of Structural versus Nonstrucutral Modeling in Agricultural and Resource Economics Research
- Econometric Methods and Development Economics
- Structural Stability Testing in Time Series Date