08:30-08:45 Welcome By Ioannis Demetriou (University of Athens) Head of the Department And. A: Microeconomics

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3 Program Overview Thursday May 31 08:00-08:30 Registration Location: Athens University s History Museum 08:30-08:45 Welcome By Ioannis Demetriou (University of Athens) Head of the Department And 08:45-10:30 Session A Georgios Chortareas (University of Athens) Director of UADPhilEcon A: Microeconomics 10:30-12:15 Session B B: Macroeconomics and International Economics 12:15-12:30 Break 12:30-13:30 Keynote Speech by Professor Yannis Stournaras (Department of Economics, University of Athens & General Director IOBE): " The Greek Economy: Turning a Problem Into an Opportunity" 13:30-14:30 Lunch Break 14:30-16:15 Session C C: Labour Economics 16:15-18:00 Session D D: Financial Economics 18:00-18:15 Break 18:15-20:00 Session E E: Economic Theory and History

4 Session A 08:45-10:30 Session Title: Microeconomics Session Chair: Ioannis Pinopoulos Armenak Antinyan Department of Business, Economics, and Management, Ca Foscari University of Venice, Italy & Department of Economics, University of Innsbruck, Austria Loss and Other-regarding Preferences: Mutually Exclusive or Exclusively Mutual? Evidence from Loss-Framed Dictator Games Matthias Lennig University of Frankfurt, Germany Developing a Relativistic Approach to Economics Thomas Georgiadis - Karolos Lyberakis-Pitas Panteion University, Greece - University of Sussex, UK Portraying the Effect of Social Protection on Poverty across Europe Ioannis Pinopoulos Department of Economics, University of Macedonia, Greece Input Foreclosure Under Alternative Entry Conditions in the Upstream Market

5 Session B 10:30-12:15 Session Title: Macroeconomics and International Economics Session Chair: Kostas Katirtzidis Matteo Falagiarda University of Bologna, Italy A DSGE Model with Endogenous Term Structure Anastasia Angelopoulou Department of Economics, University of Peloponnese, Greece Host Countries Characteristics and MNC s Choice of Expansion Mode Andreas Zervas Department of Economics, Mathematics and Statistics, Birkbeck College, University of London, UK The Effects of Fiscal Policy in Good and Bad Times: A Regime Switching Approach Kostas Katirtzidis Department of Economics, University of Athens, Greece Optimal Monetary Policy and Finite Horizons

6 Session C 14:30-16:15 Session Title: Labour Economics Session Chair: Amairisa Kouki Pandelis Mitsis Department of Economics, Faculty of Economics and Management, University of Cyprus, Cyprus Effects of Minimum Wages on Total Employment Where the Legislative Coverage is Limited: Evidence from Cyprus Time Series Data Michael Beckmann - Istvan Hegedues University of Basel, Center of Business and Economics, Department of Human Resources and Organization, Switzerland Trust-Based Working Time and Organizational Performance: Evidence from German Establishment-Level Panel Data Michail Veliziotis Centre for Gender Studies, Panteion University, Greece Trade Unions and Unpaid Overtime in Britain Amairisa Kouki Department of Economics, University of Athens, Greece Gender Wage Gap in Greece, 2008: A Distributional Approach

7 Session D 16:15-18:00 Session Title: Financial Economics Session Chair: Dimitrios Dimitriou Neil Adrian Cabiles Department of Economics, University of Bologna, Italy Credit Risk Management through Securitization: Effect on Loan Portfolio Choice Andreas Feidakis Panteion University, Greece Evaluating the Impact of the Economic Determinants in Real Estate Investment Trusts (REITs). Bilel Sanhaji Aix-Marseille University, France Volatility Transmission Between US and Latin America Dimitrios Dimitriou - Theodore Simos Department of Economics, University of Ioannina, Greece Testing Purchasing Power Parity for Japan and USA: Further Evidence Based on Structural Breaks Analysis

8 Session E 18:15-20:00 Session Title: Economic Theory and History Session Chair: Vlassis Missos George Labrinidis Department of Economics, University of Athens, Greece Contemporary Functions of International Reserves Irene Sotiropoulou Department of Economics, University of Crete, Greece Research in Wonderland 2.0: Exchange Networks, Free Bazaars & Parallel Currencies Three Years Later Manolis Manioudis Department of Economics, University of Crete, Greece The Preface of the Eighteenth Brumaire: An Epistemic Raison D etre of a Modern Theory of History Vlassis Missos Department of Economics, University of Athens, Greece Time in Economic Theory: Its Meaning and Extensions from Mid-19th to Mid-20th Century