Faculty and Insights Research Workshops

Discussions cover papers dealing with current topics in accounting research, which are prepared for the workshop by faculty, students, and invited guests.

New applied research in microeconomics and related fields is presented by Booth faculty, PhD students, and invited speakers.

The Workshop on Applied Theory meets jointly with the Workshop in Economic Theory on Tuesdays from 3:30 - 5:00 p.m.

In this workshop, faculty and invited speakers present new research on the economics of financial institutions.

This workshop invites guests, faculty, and students to present current research in decision-making and judgment.

Speakers present their research, with an emphasis on methods and applications relating to business and economic problems.

In this workshop, advanced topics in finance are discussed in detail and finance research topics are presented.

In this workshop series, faculty and PhD students from the University of Chicago and other universities present their finance research.

The majority of the talks in this workshop are given by internal speakers presenting works in progress, with some talks reserved for external speakers.

All are welcome in this workshop, where faculty, PhD students, and outside speakers from around the world present their research.

Faculty present works in progress, especially early-stage work, at this internal lunchtime workshop.

This workshop is organized jointly between the Kenneth C. Griffin Department of Economics and Booth. The majority of the talks are given by external speakers presenting works in progress. Some talks are reserved for internal speakers.

Faculty, students, and visitors present papers on current research. Students are encouraged to discuss their work before and after their formal proposal presentation.

In this workshop, faculty and invited speakers present recent research on the structure of competition within and between organizations.