The program director is Prof. Fabio Canova from BI Norwegian Business School.
Registration is now open for the hybrid courses later this month. "Quantitative Methods for Public Policy Evaluation," with Albrecht Glitz of Universitat Pompeu Fabra, will run July 15-19.
Registration for this has closed. "Heterogeneity in Household Balance Sheets: Consumption, Portfolio Choice and Implications for Policy," taught by Andreas Fagereng of the BI Norwegian Business School, will run July 22-25, with a registration deadline of July 12.
Each of the courses has a registration fee of EUR 1,500.
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