at Williams College
2010 SENIOR ECONOMICS MAJORS’ HONORS THESIS PRESENTATIONS
Friday, May 14, Hopkins 1964 Classroom
1:00pm — Peter Copelas, “The Relationship between Religious Diversity and Personal Income: A Study of State-Level Economic Outcomes in the United States”
2:00pm — Yang Du, “Monetary Policy and Bank Loan Supply in China”
3:00pm — Michael McGuire, “Finance and Growth: An Analysis of Causality for Non-Stationary Panels”
Monday, May 17, Griffin 6
11:00am — Zoe Xie, “How Do the Impacts of Parental Divorce on Children’s Educational and Labor Market Outcomes Change Based on Parents’ Socioeconomic Backgrounds?”
1:00pm — Olga Kondratjeva, “Quantitative Impact Assessment of Mozambique’s Cash Transfer Pilot Program”
2:00pm — Hai Nguyen, “Coethnic Networking and Immigrant Self-Employment in the United States”
3:00pm — Gean Spektor, “The Uneven Impact of Development: Women’s Autonomy in Inida”
Tuesday, May 18, Griffin 6
9:00am — Christopher Warren, “Herd Behavior and Group Identity”
10:00am — Elizabeth Kapnick, “Gender, Experience and the Diminishing Effects of Loss Aversion”
11:00am — Elizabeth Hansen, “Taxes and Fringe Benefits Offered by Employers”
1:00pm — Scott Sobolewski, “The Economic Impact of Non-Profit Organizations”