Unless otherwise noted, all seminars will meet in Morton 102 at the dates and times indicated. Refreshments will be served following the seminar.

Date	Speaker
Friday, 9/20 3:00-4:15	Amihai Glazer, University of California, Irvine    "Elections with Contribution-Maximizing Candidates"
Friday 9/27 12:00-1:00	Troy Davig, College of William and Mary    "Regime-Switching Fiscal Policy in General Equilibrium"
Friday, 10/4 3:00-4:15	William Branch, College of William and Mary    "Intrinsic Heterogeneity in Expectation Formation"
Friday, 10/18 3:00-4:15	Chip Filer, Old Dominion University   "The Consumption Effects Associated with Filing for Personal Bankruptcy"
Friday 10/25 3:00-4:15	Matthew Dey, U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics   "An Equilibrium Model of Health Insurance Provision and Wage Determination"
Friday, 11/8 3:00-4:15	Harriet Duleep, Urban Institute     "Immigrant Earnings Growth Revisited"
Friday, 11/15 3:00-4:15	Massimo Guidolin, University of Virginia     "Strategic Asset Allocation under Multivariate Regime Switching"
Friday, 2/21 3:00-4:15	Steven Stern, University of Virginia   "Cohabitation, Marriage, and Divorce in a Model of Match Quality"   (with Michael J. Brien, Arthur Andersen LLP, and Lee A. Lillard, University of Michigan)
Thursday 3/20 3:30-4:45	Shoshana Grossbard-Schechtman, San Diego State University and Columbia University   "Marriage Market Imbalances and Labor Supply of Women:   A Model with Competitive Markets for Wife Services and Application to U. S. Regions"   (with Catalina Amuedo-Dorantes, San Diego State University)
Thursday, 3/27 7:00-8:15 Rogers 100	George Borjas, Harvard University and NBER   "Immigration Policy and the Economic Impact of Immigration
Friday, 4/4 3:00-4:15	Anne Polivka, Bureau of Labor Statistics   "Low Wage Workers, the Minimum Wage and Job Turnover"   (with Rosemary Hyson, Bureau of Labor Statistics)
Friday 4/11 3:00-4:15	Jon Bakija, Williams College and Brookings Institution   "Evidence on the Impact of Progressive State Taxes on the Locations and Estates of the Rich"   (with Joel Slemrod, University of Michigan)
Friday, 4/25 3:00-4:15	Chris Foote, Harvard University, Council of Economic Advisors, and NBER   "Young Persons and State-Level Unemployment: The Role of the Housing Market"