Complexity by the Santa Fe Institute – Modeling Labor Markets & Tech Unemployment. Join Michael Garfield and me on conversation about work, it’s evolution and the upcoming challenges
Supply and demand shocks of the Covid-19 pandemic. Oxford Martin School, The economics of the COVID-19 pandemic lecture series, 16 September 2020, Watch here
Occupational mobility and automation. MPI Centre for Humans and Machines seminar series, November 2020, Watch here
The multiplex nature of global financial contagion and the economy. NetSci Satellite MixNext2020, 9 December 2020, Watch here
Upcoming and previous talks
September 29, 2022. Diversifying AI: How to achieve diversity?, Hosting panel discussion at RIIAA LatAm.
September 28, 2022. A non equilibrium labor market model of occupational mobility and labor transformations, DDEABM workshop.
September 22, 2022. How Can Complexity Economics Give More Insight Into Political Economy, Santa Fe Institute ACtioN Briefing.
August 12, 2022. Complexity economics – a non-equilibrium approach to policy, Government Economics Network in New Zealand annual conference (GEN 2022)
August 10, 2022. Consequences of heterogeneity in labor markets and firms outcomes, Santa Fe Institute seminar.
July 12, 2022. Agent Based Modelling: Applications to inequality, Complexity GAINs summer school.
April 4, 2022. Workshop on Supply Chain Networks and Input-Output Modeling, World Bank. Joint talk with Anton Pichler
February 16, 2022. Data-Driven and Non-Equilibrium Network Models of the Economy: Applications to the COVID-19 pandemic and automation in the labour market, CEU seminar.
January 11, 2022. Labour market transitions: Findings and research directions from a novel dataset, ILO webinar.
December 13 2021. Complexity Economics, Complex systems course at IIMAS, UNAM.
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