Northeast Universities Development Consortium Conference

Program

 

NEUDC conference materials are available in electronic format, it is anticipated that participants will download papers they need.

The NEUDC Conference sessions will be held in Williams College's Griffin Hall, Williamstown, MA.

Friday-Sunday
October 25-27, 2002

 

Friday, October 25th
Registration/Refreshments - Griffin Hall 2:00 pm
Session I
Griffin #
   
I A
7
Openness and Its Impact 4:00-6:00 pm
I B
4
Public Economics
I C
6
Macro Shocks and Impacts on Poverty
RECEPTION AT THE CENTER FOR DEVELOPMENT ECONOMICS 6:15-7:30 PM

 

Saturday, October 26th

Registration/Refreshments - Griffin Hall 8:00 am
Session II
   
II A
2
Trade, FDI, and Growth 8:15-10:15 am
II B
6
Empirical Public Economics
II C
5
Micro Shocks and Local Poverty
II D
7
Contracts Formal and Informal
II E
4
Fertility
 
   
Session III
   
III A
5
Health in Development 10:30 am -12:30 pm
III B
4
Environment
III C
2
Food Aid, Food Consumption, and Food Prices
III D
7
Land -- Distributional Issues
III E
6
Institutions and Outcomes
 
   
Lunch
Boxed Lunches Will Be Available 12:30-1:45 pm
 
   
Session IV
   
IV A
4
Intrahousehold Issues 1:45-3:45 pm
IV B
5
Corruption
IV C
6
Data and Methodology
IV D
7
Firms and Businesses
 
   
Session V
   
V A
7
Children 4:00-5:30 pm
V B
2
Households
V C
5
Growth Across and Within Countries
V D
4
Migration and Remittances
V E
6
Land -- Incentive Issues
 
   

DINNER AND PLENARY LECTURE (La Salle gym), 6:30-9:30 PM

(Martin Ravallion of the World Bank, "Targeted Transfers in Poor Countries: Revisiting the Trade-Offs and Policy Options")

Sunday, October 27th
Session VI Refreshments - Griffin Hall 8:15 am
Session VI
   
VI A
5
The Development Industry: Donors, NGOs, and Olympians 8:30-10:30 am
VI B
4
Education
VI C
6
Microcredit
VI D
7
Trust and Reciprocity
 
   
Session VII
   
VII A
4
Economics of the Family 10:45 am - 12:15 pm
VII B
6
Banking and Financial Development
VII C
7
Labor Markets and Supervision
VII D
5
Institutions and Inequality