SED 2021
The next SED Meeting will be held in Minneapolis (US) and on Zoom on July 1st-July 3rd 2021, hosted by the University of Minnesota. The program chairs are Doireann Fitzgerald (Federal Reserve Bank of Minneapolis) and Nir Jaimovich (University of Zurich).
The local organizers are Anmol Bhandari, Kyle Herkenhoff, Hannes Malmberg, Ellen McGrattan, and Joseph Mullins.
We thank the Department of Economics and the Carlson School of Management for helping to sponsor the event, providing staff and campus facilities. We thank the Heller Hurwicz Economics Institute for their generous financial support.
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PLENARY SPEAKERS
Venue
University of Minnesota
The SED meeting will be hosted at the campus of the University of Minnesota on the West Bank of the Mississippi River.
Access to internet at “the U” will be via eduroam network. Please connect your devices to eduroam at your home institution ASAP. Additional information and institutions that are part of the eduroam network is available at https://monitor.eduroam.org/ map_service_loc.php.
For those driving, there is parking available in two parking ramps (19th Avenue and 21st Street) next to the Carlson School of Management and Hanson Hall.
Accommodation
Transportation
Getting to Minneapolis
By plane: Minneapolis-St. Paul International Airport (MSP) is the main airport serving the Twin Cities. The airport is 8 miles southeast of the city and is directly served by the Minneapolis light rail system. A trip from the airport to the West Bank of the University campus is $2.50 on-peak and $2.00 off-peak. Taxis and ride app providers Lyft and Uber pick up and drop off passengers at the airport.
By train: Amtrak (+1 800 USA-RAIL) offers service from points around the country, with arrivals into St. Paul’s Union Depot.
By car: The University of Minnesota can be accessed by Interstate 94 (East/West) and 35 (North/South).
By bus: The bus terminal, which is serviced by Greyhound, is located in downtown Minneapolis.
Transportation in Minneapolis
The conference venue is within the downtown area and close to many hotels, bars, and restaurants. Local transportation options include light rail, bus, taxi, Uber, and Lyft.
Social Events
July 1: Reception at the University of Minnesota
July 1: Reception at the University of Minnesota
July 3: Reception at the Walker Art Center
Visit Minneapolis
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Local breweries
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Surly (https://surlybrewing.com/)
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Fulton (https://www.fultonbeer.com/)
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Dangerous Man (https://www.
dangerousmanbrewing.com/) -
Minnesota Craft Brewers Guild: https://www.mncraftbrew.org/
find-a-brewery/
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Sculpture Garden (https://walkerart.org/visit/
garden) -
Eat Street (https://www.minneapolis.org/
neighborhoods/south/eat- street/) -
Minnehaha Falls (https://www.minneapolisparks.
org/parks__destinations/parks_ _lakes/minnehaha_regional_ park/) -
Nature and Outdoors (https://www.minneapolis.org/
things-to-do/nature-outdoors/) -
American Swedish Institute: (https://www.asimn.org/)
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Bike paths to and from the lakes, for example, with stops at sculpture garden and breweries. Nice rides (https://www.niceridemn.com)
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Canoe/kayak/other rental:
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https://www.paddleshare.org/ <- Mississippi river paddle share
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https://wheelfunrentals.com/
mn/minneapolis/bde-maka-ska/ <- Bde maka ska
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Cedar Lake beach (https://www.minneapolisparks.
org/parks__destinations/parks_ _lakes/cedar_lake_park/)