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Title Presenter(s) Type Field Date Time Length Room Favourite Calendar Add
Principal-Agent Models Gerard Maideu-MoreraAndreas KleinerVictor Augias Contributed Sessions Economic Theory 31/08 09:00 CEST 90 mins 40,244 Favourite Add to Calendar 2023-08-31 09:00:00 2024-05-10 04:36:03 EEA-ESEM 2023: Principal-Agent Models. Room: 40,244 EEA-ESEM 2023 congress@eeassoc.org Europe/Rome public
Public Policies Xufeng ZhaoJon PiquerasAnnica GehlenCarlos E da Costa Contributed Sessions Public Economics 31/08 09:00 CEST 90 mins 40.047C Favourite Add to Calendar 2023-08-31 09:00:00 2024-05-10 04:36:03 EEA-ESEM 2023: Public Policies. Room: 40.047C EEA-ESEM 2023 congress@eeassoc.org Europe/Rome public
Social Movements and Gender Alessandra MoresiChryssi GiannitsarouClément Bellet Contributed Sessions Applied Microeconomics 31/08 09:00 CEST 90 mins 20.027 Favourite Add to Calendar 2023-08-31 09:00:00 2024-05-10 04:36:03 EEA-ESEM 2023: Social Movements and Gender. Room: 20.027 EEA-ESEM 2023 congress@eeassoc.org Europe/Rome public
Taxation, Transfers and Public Services Justine KnebelmannLaura MontenbruckDamien de Walque Contributed Sessions Development Economics 31/08 09:00 CEST 90 mins 40,148 Favourite Add to Calendar 2023-08-31 09:00:00 2024-05-10 04:36:03 EEA-ESEM 2023: Taxation, Transfers and Public Services. Room: 40,148 EEA-ESEM 2023 congress@eeassoc.org Europe/Rome public
Trade and Labor Markets Han YangRowan ShiHarald Dale-Olsen Contributed Sessions International Economics 31/08 09:00 CEST 90 mins 40,109 Favourite Add to Calendar 2023-08-31 09:00:00 2024-05-10 04:36:03 EEA-ESEM 2023: Trade and Labor Markets. Room: 40,109 EEA-ESEM 2023 congress@eeassoc.org Europe/Rome public
Wages Martin FriedrichMaria Forthun HoenDaniel GyetvaiFlora Stiftinger Contributed Sessions Labour Economics 31/08 09:00 CEST 90 mins 40.S16 Favourite Add to Calendar 2023-08-31 09:00:00 2024-05-10 04:36:03 EEA-ESEM 2023: Wages. Room: 40.S16 EEA-ESEM 2023 congress@eeassoc.org Europe/Rome public
Worker Flows, Skills and Employment Jonathan CréchetLidia CrucesPiotr DenderskiElmer Zongyang Li Contributed Sessions Macroeconomics 31/08 09:00 CEST 90 mins 40,012 Favourite Add to Calendar 2023-08-31 09:00:00 2024-05-10 04:36:03 EEA-ESEM 2023: Worker Flows, Skills and Employment. Room: 40,012 EEA-ESEM 2023 congress@eeassoc.org Europe/Rome public
Schumpeter Lecture Itzhak Gilboa Keynote Address 31/08 11:00 CEST 75 mins Auditori Favourite Add to Calendar 2023-08-31 11:00:00 2024-05-10 04:36:03 EEA-ESEM 2023: Schumpeter Lecture. Room: Auditori How should we reason about uncertainty in the absence of objective probabilities?  The common approach in economic theory is that the rational way to deal with such situations is Bayesian: using subjective probabilities when objective ones are not given and cannot be estimated.  We take issue with this view.  We adopt a pragmatic definition of rationality, which is based on the decision maker's willingness to change her supposedly-irrational behavior.  With this definition in mind, we argue that it is sometimes more rational to admit that we do not know a distribution than to pretend we do.  The attempt to convince decision makers to adopt certain modes of behavior calls for an axiomatic approach.  In one paper we ask, what is a rational way to select a set of distributions, where a single one may be hard to pick?  In another we study continuity with near zero probability, asking what is the exact behavioral meaning of "zero risk" policies. How should we reason about uncertainty in the absence of objective probabilities?  The common approach in economic theory is that the rational way to deal with such situations is Bayesian: using subjective probabilities when objective ones are not given and cannot be estimated.  We take issue with this view.  We adopt a pragmatic definition of rationality, which is based on the decision maker's willingness to change her supposedly-irrational behavior.  With this definition in mind, we argue that it is sometimes more rational to admit that we do not know a distribution than to pretend we do.  The attempt to convince decision makers to adopt certain modes of behavior calls for an axiomatic approach.  In one paper we ask, what is a rational way to select a set of distributions, where a single one may be hard to pick?  In another we study continuity with near zero probability, asking what is the exact behavioral meaning of "zero risk" policies. EEA-ESEM 2023 congress@eeassoc.org Europe/Rome public
Young Economist Award Presentation Social, Award & Meetings 31/08 11:00 CEST 10 mins Auditori Favourite Add to Calendar 2023-08-31 11:00:00 2024-05-10 04:36:03 EEA-ESEM 2023: Young Economist Award Presentation. Room: Auditori The EEA bestows the Young Economist Award to the authors no more than 3 years past a PhD defence of outstanding papers presented during contributed sessions of the EEA annual congress. The Award will be presented before the EEA Schumpeter Lecture. The EEA bestows the Young Economist Award to the authors no more than 3 years past a PhD defence of outstanding papers presented during contributed sessions of the EEA annual congress. The Award will be presented before the EEA Schumpeter Lecture. EEA-ESEM 2023 congress@eeassoc.org Europe/Rome public
Roundtable on "Data sharing when collection is costly: do journals ask too much?" Guido ImbensSule AlanMarie ConnollyJosé García-Montalvo Lunch Sessions, Panel & Workshop 31/08 12:45 CEST 60 mins Auditori Favourite Add to Calendar 2023-08-31 12:45:00 2024-05-10 04:36:03 EEA-ESEM 2023: Roundtable on "Data sharing when collection is costly: do journals ask too much?". Room: Auditori In recent years, significant efforts have been made, both institutionally and academically, to enhance openness and transparency in research. Within the field of economics, numerous highly regarded journals have implemented Data and Code Availability policies, which typically require authors to publish their data and codes upon paper publication. Some journals have taken an additional step by verifying that the provided data and codes can effectively reproduce the results presented in the published papers. This rapid progression has already resulted in increased visibility and recognition for replication analyses, which have contributed to confirming important findings from previous papers while also highlighting results that were not robust to follow-up analyses. To ensure the continued progress and stability of these important changes, an ongoing and unresolved debate is essential within the profession. One key question revolves around the extent to which data sharing policies influence the strategic behavior of economists who work with data that is highly costly to obtain, such as digitized historical archives or primarily collected surveys. Could open data policies potentially discourage some researchers from investing in such data or delay their publication until they have completed additional papers before releasing the data? Should journals and funding agencies take this behavior into account when designing their policies? This session aims to foster such a debate by convening a panel of renowned academics who possess extensive experience and diverse perspectives on the various aspects of this issue. The roundtable is organized jointly by the Local Organizing Committee, the EEA´s Research Committee, and the Econometric Society. In recent years, significant efforts have been made, both institutionally and academically, to enhance openness and transparency in research. Within the field of economics, numerous highly regarded journals have implemented Data and Code Availability policies, which typically require authors to publish their data and codes upon paper publication. Some journals have taken an additional step by verifying that the provided data and codes can effectively reproduce the results presented in the published papers. This rapid progression has already resulted in increased visibility and recognition for replication analyses, which have contributed to confirming important findings from previous papers while also highlighting results that were not robust to follow-up analyses. To ensure the continued progress and stability of these important changes, an ongoing and unresolved debate is essential within the profession. One key question revolves around the extent to which data sharing policies influence the strategic behavior of economists who work with data that is highly costly to obtain, such as digitized historical archives or primarily collected surveys. Could open data policies potentially discourage some researchers from investing in such data or delay their publication until they have completed additional papers before releasing the data? Should journals and funding agencies take this behavior into account when designing their policies? This session aims to foster such a debate by convening a panel of renowned academics who possess extensive experience and diverse perspectives on the various aspects of this issue. The roundtable is organized jointly by the Local Organizing Committee, the EEA´s Research Committee, and the Econometric Society. EEA-ESEM 2023 congress@eeassoc.org Europe/Rome public
Aggregate and Distributional Impacts of Inflation: Households' and Firms' Perspectives Wei CuiFederica Romei Invited Sessions 31/08 14:00 CEST 120 mins Auditori Favourite Add to Calendar 2023-08-31 14:00:00 2024-05-10 04:36:03 EEA-ESEM 2023: Aggregate and Distributional Impacts of Inflation: Households' and Firms' Perspectives. Room: Auditori EEA-ESEM 2023 congress@eeassoc.org Europe/Rome public
Micro-Econometrics Bryan S GrahamChristoph Rothe Invited Sessions 31/08 14:00 CEST 120 mins 40,002 Favourite Add to Calendar 2023-08-31 14:00:00 2024-05-10 04:36:03 EEA-ESEM 2023: Micro-Econometrics. Room: 40,002 EEA-ESEM 2023 congress@eeassoc.org Europe/Rome public
Violence, Conflict and State Capacity Marta Reynal QuerolElena Esposito State of the Art 31/08 14:00 CEST 120 mins 40.S02 Favourite Add to Calendar 2023-08-31 14:00:00 2024-05-10 04:36:03 EEA-ESEM 2023: Violence, Conflict and State Capacity. Room: 40.S02 EEA-ESEM 2023 congress@eeassoc.org Europe/Rome public
Fisher-Schultz Lecture Whitney Newey Keynote Address 31/08 16:30 CEST 75 mins Auditori Favourite Add to Calendar 2023-08-31 16:30:00 2024-05-10 04:36:03 EEA-ESEM 2023: Fisher-Schultz Lecture. Room: Auditori Panel data provides the opportunity to control for endogeneity of regressors while estimating structural and causal effects via time stationarity (i.e. "fixed effects"). Sources of endogeneity can include market equilibrium, individual choices, and potential outcomes in causal models. We estimate structural and causal average effects using a linear approximation to a general nonlinear, nonseparable model. We estimate individual specific ridge regression approximations and corresponding debiased average effects that allow for partial identification. The resulting estimators and standard errors are simple to compute and have empirical Bayes interpretations. We consider large T approximation where the identified set is small enough that partial identification can be ignored. We also give ways of evaluating the extent of partial identification in applications. Empirical examples are given for economic demand analysis, estimating the average of heterogeneous taxable income elasticities with nonlinear budget sets, and estimating causal effects. Panel data provides the opportunity to control for endogeneity of regressors while estimating structural and causal effects via time stationarity (i.e. "fixed effects"). Sources of endogeneity can include market equilibrium, individual choices, and potential outcomes in causal models. We estimate structural and causal average effects using a linear approximation to a general nonlinear, nonseparable model. We estimate individual specific ridge regression approximations and corresponding debiased average effects that allow for partial identification. The resulting estimators and standard errors are simple to compute and have empirical Bayes interpretations. We consider large T approximation where the identified set is small enough that partial identification can be ignored. We also give ways of evaluating the extent of partial identification in applications. Empirical examples are given for economic demand analysis, estimating the average of heterogeneous taxable income elasticities with nonlinear budget sets, and estimating causal effects. EEA-ESEM 2023 congress@eeassoc.org Europe/Rome public
Banking theory Francois KoulischerNuno PaixaoLarry Leifu ZhangStefan Hirth Contributed Sessions Finance 31/08 18:00 CEST 90 mins 40,039 Favourite Add to Calendar 2023-08-31 18:00:00 2024-05-10 04:36:03 EEA-ESEM 2023: Banking theory. Room: 40,039 EEA-ESEM 2023 congress@eeassoc.org Europe/Rome public
Climate and Environment Mélanie GittardMarina DodlovaJosh MerfeldSuchita Srinivasan Contributed Sessions Development Economics 31/08 18:00 CEST 90 mins 40,147 Favourite Add to Calendar 2023-08-31 18:00:00 2024-05-10 04:36:03 EEA-ESEM 2023: Climate and Environment. Room: 40,147 EEA-ESEM 2023 congress@eeassoc.org Europe/Rome public
Collective Decision Making and Social Choice Karl SchlagMatias NunezXiangyu QuYuta Nakamura Contributed Sessions Economic Theory 31/08 18:00 CEST 90 mins 40,244 Favourite Add to Calendar 2023-08-31 18:00:00 2024-05-10 04:36:03 EEA-ESEM 2023: Collective Decision Making and Social Choice. Room: 40,244 EEA-ESEM 2023 congress@eeassoc.org Europe/Rome public
Competition and Credit Rebecca De SimoneAngelo D’AndreaElif Cansu AkoguzYuliyan Mitkov Contributed Sessions Finance 31/08 18:00 CEST 90 mins 40,063 Favourite Add to Calendar 2023-08-31 18:00:00 2024-05-10 04:36:03 EEA-ESEM 2023: Competition and Credit. Room: 40,063 EEA-ESEM 2023 congress@eeassoc.org Europe/Rome public
Discrimination II Louis-Pierre LepageNoam BinstokFabian MierischFrancesco Flaviano Russo Contributed Sessions Applied Microeconomics 31/08 18:00 CEST 90 mins 20.021 Favourite Add to Calendar 2023-08-31 18:00:00 2024-05-10 04:36:03 EEA-ESEM 2023: Discrimination II. Room: 20.021 EEA-ESEM 2023 congress@eeassoc.org Europe/Rome public
Distortions in Input Markets Nicolas LagiosCarol NewmanNoé Ciet Contributed Sessions Industrial Organisation 31/08 18:00 CEST 90 mins 40.250 Favourite Add to Calendar 2023-08-31 18:00:00 2024-05-10 04:36:03 EEA-ESEM 2023: Distortions in Input Markets. Room: 40.250 EEA-ESEM 2023 congress@eeassoc.org Europe/Rome public
Economic History IV: Culture, Media, and Institutions Runnan WangMathias BuehlerSven HartmannArieda Muço Contributed Sessions Economic History 31/08 18:00 CEST 90 mins 20.029 Favourite Add to Calendar 2023-08-31 18:00:00 2024-05-10 04:36:03 EEA-ESEM 2023: Economic History IV: Culture, Media, and Institutions. Room: 20.029 EEA-ESEM 2023 congress@eeassoc.org Europe/Rome public
Energy Shocks: Impact on Households and Firms (organised by Banca d'Italia) Ludovica GazzeAndreas GersterChristian BayerLuca Citino Contributed Sessions Macroeconomics 31/08 18:00 CEST 90 mins 40,002 Favourite Add to Calendar 2023-08-31 18:00:00 2024-05-10 04:36:03 EEA-ESEM 2023: Energy Shocks: Impact on Households and Firms (organised by Banca d'Italia). Room: 40,002 EEA-ESEM 2023 congress@eeassoc.org Europe/Rome public
Environmental Economics Theory: Tax Reforms Felix BierbrauerMatti LiskiKatinka Holtsmark Contributed Sessions Environmental Economics 31/08 18:00 CEST 90 mins 40,152 Favourite Add to Calendar 2023-08-31 18:00:00 2024-05-10 04:36:03 EEA-ESEM 2023: Environmental Economics Theory: Tax Reforms. Room: 40,152 EEA-ESEM 2023 congress@eeassoc.org Europe/Rome public
Environmental Programme Evaluation Julio Ramos-TalladaLaura SchmitzPo Yin WongLinde Kattenberg Contributed Sessions Environmental Economics 31/08 18:00 CEST 90 mins 40,154 Favourite Add to Calendar 2023-08-31 18:00:00 2024-05-10 04:36:03 EEA-ESEM 2023: Environmental Programme Evaluation. Room: 40,154 EEA-ESEM 2023 congress@eeassoc.org Europe/Rome public
Experimental Economics: Beliefs and Motivations Ro'i ZultanXiu ChenGustav Karreskog RehbinderFrauke Stehr Contributed Sessions Behavioural and Experimental Economics 31/08 18:00 CEST 90 mins 40,205 Favourite Add to Calendar 2023-08-31 18:00:00 2024-05-10 04:36:03 EEA-ESEM 2023: Experimental Economics: Beliefs and Motivations. Room: 40,205 EEA-ESEM 2023 congress@eeassoc.org Europe/Rome public
Firm Dynamics and the Business Cycle Masashige HamanoCarlos Daniel SantosFabio BertolottiJuuso Vanhala Contributed Sessions Macroeconomics 31/08 18:00 CEST 90 mins 40,004 Favourite Add to Calendar 2023-08-31 18:00:00 2024-05-10 04:36:03 EEA-ESEM 2023: Firm Dynamics and the Business Cycle. Room: 40,004 EEA-ESEM 2023 congress@eeassoc.org Europe/Rome public
Firms in a Knowledge Economy Maurizio IacopettaJinglun YaoRicardo Marto Contributed Sessions Macroeconomics 31/08 18:00 CEST 90 mins 40,006 Favourite Add to Calendar 2023-08-31 18:00:00 2024-05-10 04:36:03 EEA-ESEM 2023: Firms in a Knowledge Economy. Room: 40,006 EEA-ESEM 2023 congress@eeassoc.org Europe/Rome public
Global Financial Issues Beren DemirölmezJulien AcalinDiego CalderonNaoki Yago Contributed Sessions International Economics 31/08 18:00 CEST 90 mins 40,105 Favourite Add to Calendar 2023-08-31 18:00:00 2024-05-10 04:36:03 EEA-ESEM 2023: Global Financial Issues. Room: 40,105 EEA-ESEM 2023 congress@eeassoc.org Europe/Rome public
Green and Brown Finance Ali LazrakEleonora SfrappiniAlessandro ScopellitiAriadna Dumitrescu Contributed Sessions Finance 31/08 18:00 CEST 90 mins 40,101 Favourite Add to Calendar 2023-08-31 18:00:00 2024-05-10 04:36:03 EEA-ESEM 2023: Green and Brown Finance. Room: 40,101 EEA-ESEM 2023 congress@eeassoc.org Europe/Rome public
Heterogeneity in Macroeconomics Elisabeth ProehlJosef Platzer Contributed Sessions Macroeconomics 31/08 18:00 CEST 90 mins 40,008 Favourite Add to Calendar 2023-08-31 18:00:00 2024-05-10 04:36:03 EEA-ESEM 2023: Heterogeneity in Macroeconomics. Room: 40,008 EEA-ESEM 2023 congress@eeassoc.org Europe/Rome public
Income Distribution, Inequality and Poverty II Juan RiosLuis BauluzAndreas MüllerCarmen Durrer Contributed Sessions Public Economics 31/08 18:00 CEST 90 mins 40.252 Favourite Add to Calendar 2023-08-31 18:00:00 2024-05-10 04:36:03 EEA-ESEM 2023: Income Distribution, Inequality and Poverty II. Room: 40.252 EEA-ESEM 2023 congress@eeassoc.org Europe/Rome public
Information and Markets Mikhail DrugovJustus PreusserFrancesco RoccioloCarl-Christian Groh Contributed Sessions Economic Theory 31/08 18:00 CEST 90 mins 40,246 Favourite Add to Calendar 2023-08-31 18:00:00 2024-05-10 04:36:03 EEA-ESEM 2023: Information and Markets. Room: 40,246 EEA-ESEM 2023 congress@eeassoc.org Europe/Rome public
Information Frictions and Policy Marco AiraudoMichael DobrewMary Tzaawa-KrenzlerAmartya Lahiri Contributed Sessions Macroeconomics 31/08 18:00 CEST 90 mins 40.010 Favourite Add to Calendar 2023-08-31 18:00:00 2024-05-10 04:36:03 EEA-ESEM 2023: Information Frictions and Policy. Room: 40.010 EEA-ESEM 2023 congress@eeassoc.org Europe/Rome public
Market Behaviour Aidas MasiliunasPaul Ivo SchäferThomas de Haan Contributed Sessions Behavioural and Experimental Economics 31/08 18:00 CEST 90 mins 40,209 Favourite Add to Calendar 2023-08-31 18:00:00 2024-05-10 04:36:03 EEA-ESEM 2023: Market Behaviour. Room: 40,209 EEA-ESEM 2023 congress@eeassoc.org Europe/Rome public
Migration: Tax Schemes and Internal Migration Julia Li ZhuLisa Marie TimmJacopo BassettoSalvatore Lo Bello Contributed Sessions Labour Economics 31/08 18:00 CEST 90 mins 40.S01 Favourite Add to Calendar 2023-08-31 18:00:00 2024-05-10 04:36:03 EEA-ESEM 2023: Migration: Tax Schemes and Internal Migration. Room: 40.S01 EEA-ESEM 2023 congress@eeassoc.org Europe/Rome public
Monetary Policy and its Effects on the Economy Sarah ZoiNikolay IskrevBoris BlagovJana Wittich Contributed Sessions Econometrics 31/08 18:00 CEST 90 mins 40,113 Favourite Add to Calendar 2023-08-31 18:00:00 2024-05-10 04:36:03 EEA-ESEM 2023: Monetary Policy and its Effects on the Economy. Room: 40,113 EEA-ESEM 2023 congress@eeassoc.org Europe/Rome public
Parental Ageing and Fertility Felix GlaserEdoardo FrattolaJulius Ilciukas Contributed Sessions Applied Microeconomics 31/08 18:00 CEST 90 mins 20.023 Favourite Add to Calendar 2023-08-31 18:00:00 2024-05-10 04:36:03 EEA-ESEM 2023: Parental Ageing and Fertility. Room: 20.023 EEA-ESEM 2023 congress@eeassoc.org Europe/Rome public
Political Economy of Development Gregor SingerRoland HodlerVictoria Klarosk Contributed Sessions Development Economics 31/08 18:00 CEST 90 mins 40,148 Favourite Add to Calendar 2023-08-31 18:00:00 2024-05-10 04:36:03 EEA-ESEM 2023: Political Economy of Development. Room: 40,148 EEA-ESEM 2023 congress@eeassoc.org Europe/Rome public
Political Economy: Theory II Waldemar MarzFabrizio GermanoÁlvaro Delgado-VegaSelcen Çakır Contributed Sessions Political Economy 31/08 18:00 CEST 90 mins 40.047C Favourite Add to Calendar 2023-08-31 18:00:00 2024-05-10 04:36:03 EEA-ESEM 2023: Political Economy: Theory II. Room: 40.047C EEA-ESEM 2023 congress@eeassoc.org Europe/Rome public
Productivity and the Environment Antonio Avila-UribeFriedrich LuckeCedric CrofilsDongchen He Contributed Sessions Environmental Economics 31/08 18:00 CEST 90 mins 40,201 Favourite Add to Calendar 2023-08-31 18:00:00 2024-05-10 04:36:03 EEA-ESEM 2023: Productivity and the Environment. Room: 40,201 EEA-ESEM 2023 congress@eeassoc.org Europe/Rome public
Public Health Meng-Chi TangPablo EstradaJorgen HansenShinsuke Tanaka Contributed Sessions Empirical 31/08 18:00 CEST 90 mins 20.027 Favourite Add to Calendar 2023-08-31 18:00:00 2024-05-10 04:36:03 EEA-ESEM 2023: Public Health. Room: 20.027 EEA-ESEM 2023 congress@eeassoc.org Europe/Rome public
Public Services and Political Economy Soeren J. HennKatherina ThomasLaia Navarro-SolaWayne Sandholtz Contributed Sessions Development Economics 31/08 18:00 CEST 90 mins 40.150 Favourite Add to Calendar 2023-08-31 18:00:00 2024-05-10 04:36:03 EEA-ESEM 2023: Public Services and Political Economy. Room: 40.150 EEA-ESEM 2023 congress@eeassoc.org Europe/Rome public
Reallocation in the Labour Market Stefanos TyrosTetyana SurovtsevaDuncan RothHenry Redondo Contributed Sessions Labour Economics 31/08 18:00 CEST 90 mins 40.S16 Favourite Add to Calendar 2023-08-31 18:00:00 2024-05-10 04:36:03 EEA-ESEM 2023: Reallocation in the Labour Market. Room: 40.S16 EEA-ESEM 2023 congress@eeassoc.org Europe/Rome public
Search And Matching (ESEM) Yair AntlerRonald WolthoffG. Ege Bilgin Contributed Sessions Economic Theory 31/08 18:00 CEST 90 mins 40,248 Favourite Add to Calendar 2023-08-31 18:00:00 2024-05-10 04:36:03 EEA-ESEM 2023: Search And Matching (ESEM). Room: 40,248 EEA-ESEM 2023 congress@eeassoc.org Europe/Rome public
Semi- and non-parametric methods Antonio CosmaSami StouliVadim Marmer Contributed Sessions Econometrics 31/08 18:00 CEST 90 mins 40,144 Favourite Add to Calendar 2023-08-31 18:00:00 2024-05-10 04:36:03 EEA-ESEM 2023: Semi- and non-parametric methods. Room: 40,144 EEA-ESEM 2023 congress@eeassoc.org Europe/Rome public