Student Research Group
The Cities, Housing, and Society Research Group is a monthly workshop for graduate students interested in topics related to urban and housing economics. The group includes students from a number of PhD programs including economics (GSB and Department), finance, political economy, organizational behavior, and marketing. Urban and housing economics is typically spread across many more "traditional" fields, but rarely meet together in an organized setting. Students come from fields including labor, public, industrial organization, macro, political economy, finance, and trade.
The monthly workshop meets one Tuesday per month from 3:30pm-5pm. The workshop will take three formats. Some weeks we will have a reading group style meeting, with papers assigned ahead of time, and a group of student in charge of leading discussion. Other meetings we will have an outside speaker who is an expert on the topic of interest for the meeting. Some weeks we will have short presentations by students on their own research.
If you are a Stanford PhD student who would like to sign up to join the meetings, please email my assistant Josephine Choki Yan joyan@stanford.edu to request to be added to the email list.
Schedule for 2022-2023 AY
Tuesday October 11, 2022 3:30pm-5pm : Trucking and Trade (Outside Speaker Ron Yang)
November 30, 2022 3:30pm-5pm: Land-Use and Zoning (Reading Group Meeting)
Ghizlen Ouasbaa, Albert Sole Olle, Elisabet Viladecans-Marsal: The power of developers: evidence from California
Santosh Anagol, Fernando V. Ferreira, Jonah M. Rexer: Estimating the Economic Value of Zoning Reform
December 13th, 2022 3:30pm-5pm: Adaptation and Climate Change (Outside Speaker Matt Kahn)
January 31st, 2023 3:30pm-5pm: Outside Speaker Roy Lapidus
March 14th, 2023 3:30pm-5pm: Transportation (Reading Group Meeting)
Peak-Hour Road Congestion Pricing: Experimental Evidence and Equilibrium Implications by Gabriel Kreindler
REGULATING UNTAXABLE EXTERNALITIES: ARE VEHICLE AIR POLLUTION STANDARDS EFFECTIVE AND EFFICIENT? by Mark R. Jacobsen James M. Sallee Joseph S. Shapiro Arthur A. van Benthem