CEU Economics MA Programs Info Session

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General
Audience: 
Open to the Public
Building: 
Nador u. 15
Room: 
103
Category: 
Tuesday, January 15, 2019 - 6:30pm
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Date: 
Tuesday, January 15, 2019 - 6:30pm to 9:00pm

Join us to learn about CEU's Master of Arts (MA) programs in economics. Hear from and have an informal chat with faculty, students and alumni. Get all your questions answered about life at CEU!

To register please RSVP via email to student-info@ceu.edu.

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What to Expect

6:30-6:45 CEU's Economics MA programs - quick facts
6:45-7:15 Learn from Thy Neighbor: Do Voters Associate Corruption with Political Parties? - Talk by Professor Arieda Muco 
7:15-7:35 CEU Experience panel discussion with students and alumni
7:35-9:00 Reception with students and alumni

CEU's Economics MA Programs

MA in Economics | 2 years full-time | prepare for researcher and analyst positions in business, government and supranationals, or to do a PhD
MA in Economic Policy in Global Markets | 2 years full-time | understand global market forces, learn to design and evaluate policymaking decisions
MA in Global Economic Relations | 1 year full-time/part-time | integrate your training in international relations with the tools and approach of economics

Learn from Thy Neighbor: Do Voters Associate Corruption with Political Parties? Talk by Professor Arieda Muco

I document that information disclosure about a corrupt local politician causes electoral spillovers on the party across types of elections and jurisdictions. Using data on radio antenna location and coverage, I identify jurisdictions that belong to the same media market. Using Machine Learning and Text Analysis, I rank municipalities according to their levels of corruption and show that electoral spillovers: i) increase when revealed corruption is higher, and ii) are larger than the direct effect. The findings, consistent with electoral accountability, are relevant to understand why parties might have incentives to improve selection of their politicians.

See you there!