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Programme
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| Guidelines
for Presentations
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| Time-Table
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Sessions overview for Friday, April 4th
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Sessions overview for Saturday, April 5th
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List of Participants
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| Guidelines for Presentations
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| Chair of the session
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| The last presenter in the session is assigned
the role of session chairperson.
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| The chair and the presenters of the session should come a little
early to the session room and check the facilities (lightning, overhead).
In case of technical difficulties, the chair should contact the conference
desk.
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| The chair should also check whether all
presenters and discussants are there. In case of someone not showing up,
the chair should make arrangements with other presenters and discussants
whether and how to fill the gap.
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| Discussants
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| Every presenter is discussant of the previous
paper. Hence, the second speaker is discussant of the first paper, the
third speaker is discussant of the second paper and so on. The first
speaker in the session is discussant of the last paper (the chairperson’s paper).
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| Discussants can download the paper they have to
discuss from the conference website. Hence you have to send your paper in
PDF-format to the conference committee before March 15!!
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| Time Constraints
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| Every paper in the sessions gets no more than
30 minutes, to be allocated as follows:
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- Presentation: 20 minutes;
- Discussant’s remarks + brief reply by presenter: 5 minutes;
- Questions: 5 minutes;
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| Guidelines for paper presentations
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| In every room, an overhead projector is
available. Presenters should bring their own transparencies.
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| There are NO beamers available for Powerpoint
(or other software) presentations. Hence print out your slides on
transparencies.
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| Please respect the time constraint of 20
minutes for your paper presentation.
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Focus
in your presentation on the problem setting, relation and innovation
compared to existing literature, main results and conclusions. Do not
enter into excessive technical details and maths. Please have a look at:
William THOMSON
(2001), A Guide for the Young Economist: Writing and Speaking
Effectively about Economics (Cambridge, MA, MIT Press) pp. xiv+118.
$17.95 (paperback)
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