Activitats
12:00
Bellaterra Macro Club
Descripció:
Gabriela Barbosa (UAB-IDEA).
Zoom link: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/82851535137?pwd=eVVUakxsVC9DdzRHTktPV0plOHhJZz09.
Ubicació: Online
Data: Divendres 5, Març de 2021 - 12:00h
Dilluns, 8 Març, 2021
16:00
"Sentir la marca"
Descripció:
A càrrec de Nuria Borrut, Innovation & Strategy Manager.
Ubicació: Aula 20 i via Teams
Data: Dilluns 8, Març de 2021 - 16:00h
18:00
"A Theory of Elite-Initiated (failed?) Democratization, Illustrated with the Case of Myanmar"
Descripció:
Patrick Francois (UBC).
Zoom link: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/82851535137?pwd=eVVUakxsVC9DdzRHTktPV0plOHhJZz09.
Ubicació: Online
Data: Dilluns 8, Març de 2021 - 18:00h
Dimecres, 10 Març, 2021
10:00
Bellaterra Macro Seminar
Descripció:
Ezra Oberfield (Princeton).
Zoom link: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/82851535137?pwd=eVVUakxsVC9DdzRHTktPV0plOHhJZz09.
Ubicació: Online
Data: Dimecres 10, Març de 2021 - 10:00h
Dijous, 11 Març, 2021
13:15
"Free-Riding in Collective Agreements: A Search and Matching Model of Minimum Wages"
Descripció:
Rubén Pérez Sanz (UAB and Barcelona GSE).
Zoom link: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/82851535137?pwd=eVVUakxsVC9DdzRHTktPV0plOHhJZz09.
Ubicació: Online
Data: Dijous 11, Març de 2021 - 13:15h
13:30
"Reversing impatience: framing mechanisms to increase the purchase of energy-saving appliances"
Descripció:
Webinar seminar.
Maria Teresa Silvi (PhD UAB) with E. Padilla.
Zoom link: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/85370146583?pwd=NWxZcTZQRVIyWXVmL2VudnRjUFB0dz09.
Abstract: Most environmental decisions involve intertemporal trade-offs, in that they require foregoing immediate gratification for the sake of future environmental quality. One such example is investing in improving energy efficiency, which entails an initial upfront cost in exchange for a future stream of reduced energy use and economic savings. Previous experiments have sought to address the energy-efficiency gap by addressing information deficits and cognitive constraints. Our experiment aims at understanding the role of individual temporal preferences in the decision to invest in energy conservation. We report results from two studies: the first based on a sample of 224 students at a Spanish university and the second based on a nationally representative sample of 2,010 United States adults. Participants were presented with a choice between two appliances that differed solely in purchase price and lifetime operating costs. We manipulated the salience of energy costs and primed participants with future-oriented messages. Our treatments increased energy-efficient choices by 16–24 percentage points compared with the status-quo scenario. Present-oriented individuals are less likely to purchase energy-efficient appliances. Displaying loss-framed messages that highlight the opportunity cost of inefficient appliances can counteract individuals’ impatience.
Ubicació: Online
Data: Dijous 11, Març de 2021 - 13:30h