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Weekly Events

EGC hosts a number of weekly events for the Yale community.

Development Workshop

This workshop is designed as a forum for graduate students and faculty with an interest in economic problems of developing countries. Faculty, students, and a limited number of outside speakers will discuss research work in progress.

Penny Goldberg asks a question at the 2023 Firms, Trade, and Development Conference.
Vestal McIntyre
Development Lunch

The Development Lunch is an informal workshop designed primarily for graduate students working in development economics to present research in progress. Faculty and visitors also use the workshop to present work in its early stages.

Lunch Break Cowles 2024
Jim Anderson
Economic History Workshop

The weekly workshop in economic history is a central part of the program. Speakers include Yale faculty and graduate students as well as distinguished scholars from other institutions. Papers are normally available in advance, and we emphasize informal discussion of the paper.

Academic Committee members Eric Verhoogen (L) of Columbia University and Namrata Kala (R) of MIT Sloan, and conference co-organizer Penny Goldberg (center) speak with conference participants.
Economic History Lunch

The weekly economic history lunch provides an informal setting for graduate students, postdocs, and faculty to exchange comments on work in progress. To keep the discussions informal, we do not allow PowerPoint or the equivalent, but presenters may distribute handouts to accompany their talks.

Conference attendees enjoyed lunch and networking in Evans Hall's enclosed courtyard. The building's design emphasizes transparency and creates spaces for collaboration.