Economics and International Development - APPAM Student Seminar

May

02:00 PM - 03:30 PM

Top-rated previously peer-reviewed papers have been chosen to highlight the most popular policy areas that our student members research. This is the third of three seminars.

Seminar 3
Economics and International Development

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Wednesday, May 27, 2:00 PM Eastern

Constrained or Not Constrained? Identifying Financially Constrained Firms in the Brazilian Economy – Daniel Grimaldi, George Mason University
What Drives China's Presence in LATAM? an Empirical Analysis of Chinese FDI in Latin America – Evelyn Simoni, Georgetown University
Buying Influence: An Analysis of the Effect of Chinese FDI on a Country's UN General Assembly Voting – Braden Henry Durian, West Point Military Academy
Regulatory Entrepreneurship: A Fintech’s Experience in Policymaking Process – Adebola Daramola, University of Maryland, Baltimore County
Discussant: Corinne Krupp, Duke University

Link to the event will be posted shortly.

To find out more about the Student Research Online Seminar initiative and about the other two seminars, click here.