Program

You can download the PDF version of the program here.

Thursday, May 28

13:15  Registration & Welcome Coffee

Session 1

13:45  Christoph Huckfeldt – The Active Search Premium

 with Sebastian Graves

14:30  Andreas Gulyas – The Role of Wages and Job Benefits in Job Search

 with Andreas Beerli, Stefano Fiorin, Daniel Kopp, Mahsa Khoshnama and Michael Siegenthaler

15:15  Coffee Break

Session 2

15:45  Birthe Larsen – Monopsony with Recruiting

 with Justin Bloesch and Anders Yding

16:30  Paulina Restrepo-Echavarria – Information-based Theory of Monopsony Power

 with Anton Cheremukhin

17:15  Guillaume Nevo – Large Firms, High Concentration, High Wages

18:00  Welcome Drinks

Friday, May 29                 

8:30  Welcome Coffee

Session 3

9:00  Yucheng Yang – Deep Learning for Search and Matching Models

with Jonathan Payne and Adam Rebei

9:45  Attila Gyetvai – Identification and Estimation of Continuous-Time Job Search Models

with Peter Arcidiacono, Arnaud Maurel, Ekaterina Jardim

10:30  Coffee Break

Speed Talks — 11:00

•    Manolis Galenianos – Market Power in Credit Markets

            with Jarek Nosal and Tzuo Hann Law

•    Pieter Gautier – Competitive Search with Private Information: Can Price Signal Quality?

            with Jim Albrecht, Xiaoming Cai and Susan Vroman

•    Pawel Krolikowski – Reservation Wages Revisited: Empirics with Canonical Models

            with Steven J. Davis

•     Roberto Pinheiro – Fed’s Employment Mandate and Inflation Policy

             with Barış  Kaymak

•     Ines Gonçalves Raposo – Inflation Expectations, Wages and On-the-Job Search

•     Malte Jacob Rattenborg – Is it me or the Market? Belief Formation in Job Search

•     Martin Souchier – Private Preferences for Jobs and Labor Market Dynamics

             with Cedomir Malgieri

•        Saverio Spinella – Consumption Sorting and Inequality

          with Tommaso De Santo

•        Ija Trapeznikova – Parental Wealth and Early Labor Market Outcomes

            with Johan Holmberg and Michael Simmons

11:45  Poster Session & Lunch

Session 4

14:00  Kerstin Holzheu – Wage Bargaining and Wage Posting Firms

  with Jean-Marc Robin

Keynote I

15:00  Fabien Postel-Vinay – Measuring Occupational Health Inequality in the US, 2008-Present with Gregory Jolivet 

16:00  Coffee Break

Session 5

16:30  Leanne Nam – Employment Stability, Earnings Dynamics, and Life-Cycle Savings

  with Moritz Kuhn and Gasper Ploj

17:15  Amalia Repele – Wealth Sorting and Cyclical Employment Risk

19:00  Dinner (by invitation only)

Saturday, May 30             

8:30  Welcome Coffee

Session 6

9:00  Niklas Engbom – The Long-term Decline of the U.S. Job Ladder

with Aniket Baksy and Daniele Caratelli

9:45  Shu Lin Wee – Dual Income Earners and Productivity

with Cristiano Mantovani

10:30  Coffee Break

Speed Talks — 11:00

•     Jake Bradley – Identifying Selection and Duration Dependence Using Elicited Beliefs

              with Richard Upward

•       Alex Clymo – Sectoral Labour Flows

             with Carlos Carrillo-Tudela, Camila Comunello and Ludo Visschers

•       Cynthia Doniger – Wage Changes and Employment History

              with Hie Joo Ahn

•       Cristiano Mantovani – Hours Constraints and the Stalling Gender Gap

              with Xincheng Qiu

•       Anushka Mitra – Macroeconomic Sentiments and Job Search Behavior

•       Haomin Wang – Household Search and the Equilibrium Gender Pay Gap

              with Alessandro Di Nola, Leo Kaas and Chiara Lacava

•       Jesse Wedewer – Intergenerational Mobility in Welfare: Wages and Amenities

            with Natalia Khorunzhina and Runling Wu

•       Dominik Wehr – Firm Pay Premia and On-the-Job Search: Evidence From Linked Survey and Administrative Data

11:45  Poster Session & Lunch

Session 7

14:00  Ryan Michaels – Signals, Interviews, and Hiring in Labor Market Equilibrium

 with Piero Gottardi, Benjamin Lester and Ronald Wolthoff

Keynote II – Åsa Rosén Lecture

15:00  Belén Jerez – Temporary Agency Work and Labor Misallocation

Instructions for Poster Sessions

• Posters should be prepared in A1 (594 × 841 mm / 23.4 × 33.1 inches), and must be in portrait orientation. Pins will be provided.

• Poster presenters will give a short speed talk (5 minutes)  in the plenary session immediately preceding the poster session. Afterwards, they should be available for questions and discussion during the poster session.

Poster Printing 

We can print the poster for presenters. Posters will be printed in full color in A1 format.

If you would like to use this service, please email a PDF file of your poster to eurosamnetwork@gmail.com by May 22 at 12:00 CEST  the latest. Please mention SaM 2026 - Poster  in the email subject, and include your name in the email. 

Please note that this submission deadline has been updated due to the university closure on May 25. 

Printed posters will be at the conference venue.