Contributed Sessions August 17, 2015 11:15 to 12:45 | |
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The Family and the Economy, 523B | |
Models for Climate Policy, 524B |
Lunch Policy Session: Climate Change - James Stock (Harvard University) Christian Gollier (Toulouse School of Economics) Chair: Steve Berry (Yale University) August 17, 2015 13:00 to 14:00 |
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Contributed Sessions August 17, 2015 14:15 to 16:15 |
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Presidential Address: Robert Porter (Northwestern University): "Empirical Analysis and Auction Design" Chair: Manuel Arellano August 17, 2015 16:45 to 18:15 |
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Contributed Sessions August 18, 2015 11:15 to 12:45 | |
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Issues in Taxation 1, 525B |
Lunch Policy Session: Theory and Empirics for Policy Applications - Paul Milgrom (Stanford University) Chair: Richard Blundell August 18, 2015 13:00 to 14:00 |
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Contributed Sessions August 18, 2015 14:15 to 16:15 | |
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Asset Pricing Models | |
Information Acquisition | |
Networks Effects |
Cowles Lecture: Elie Tamer (Northwestern University): "Sensitivity Analysis in Econometric Models" Chair: Donald W.K. Andrews August 18, 2015 16:45 to 18:15 |
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Contributed Sessions August 19, 2015 11:15 to 12:45 | |
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Behavioral Economics and Decision Theory, 521B | |
Dynamic Relations, 521C | |
Impacts of Environmental Policies, 519B | |
Modeling the Effects of Trade, 520B |
Lunch Policy Session: Health Care - Johnathan Gruber (Massachusetts Institute of Technology) Martin Gaynor (Carnegie Mellon University) Chair: Ariel Pakes August 19, 2015 13:00 to 14:00 |
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Contributed Sessions August 19, 2015 14:15 to 16:15 | |
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Incomplete Market Models of Sovereign Debt and Default |
Frisch Memorial Lecture: Alvin E. Roth (Stanford University): "Kidney Exchange: New Developments and Frontiers" Chair: Robert Wilson August 19, 2015 16:45 to 18:15 |
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Contributed Sessions August 20, 2015 11:15 to 12:45 | |
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Dynamic Structural Models , Viger Westin |
Lunch Policy Session: Monetary Policy - Christopher Sims (Princeton University) Michael Woodford (Columbia University) Chair: Monika Piazzesi August 20, 2015 13:00 to 14:00 |
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Contributed Sessions August 20, 2015 14:15 to 16:15 | |
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Extending Empirical Trade Models, 524B |
Walras-Bowley Lecture: Per Krusell (Stockholm University): "Climate Change Around the Globe" Chair: Christopher Sims August 20, 2015 16:45 to 18:15 |
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Contributed Sessions August 21, 2015 11:15 to 12:45 | |
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Issues in the Analysis of Productivity, 521A |
Lunch Policy Session: Financial Reform - John Geanakoplos (Yale University) Jeremy Bulow (Stanford University) Chair: Viral Acharya August 21, 2015 13:00 to 14:00 |
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Contributed Sessions August 21, 2015 14:15 to 16:15 |
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Fisher-Schultz Lecture: Darrell Duffie (Stanford University): "The Design and Efficiency of Over-the-counter Financial Markets" Chair: John Geanakoplos August 21, 2015 16:45 to 18:15 |
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Summary of All Sessions |
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Session ID code | Date/Time | Location | Type | Title | Papers |
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453 | August 17, 2015 11:15-12:45 | Villa Marie B Westin | contributed | Advances in Econometric Models of Choice Test | 3 |
240 | August 17, 2015 11:15-12:45 | Beaver Hill Westin | contributed | Advances in Inference Methods | 3 |
416 | August 17, 2015 11:15-12:45 | 517C | contributed | Ambiguity Aversion | 3 |
245 | August 17, 2015 11:15-12:45 | 520C | contributed | Amibiguity: Theory and Applications | 3 |
369 | August 17, 2015 11:15-12:45 | 524A | contributed | Analyzing The Impacts of Government Policies | 3 |
205 | August 17, 2015 11:15-12:45 | 525A | contributed | Asymmetric Information in Financial Markets | 2 |
73 | August 17, 2015 11:15-12:45 | 518C | contributed | Bargaining and Negotiation | 2 |
130 | August 17, 2015 11:15-12:45 | 519B | contributed | Biases and Risk Attitudes: Experimental Evidence | 3 |
143 | August 17, 2015 11:15-12:45 | 520A | contributed | Contest Theory | 3 |
270 | August 17, 2015 11:15-12:45 | 520D | contributed | Dynamic Trading | 3 |
98 | August 17, 2015 11:15-12:45 | Ramezay Westin | contributed | Dynamics and Panels | 3 |
433 | August 17, 2015 11:15-12:45 | 521A | contributed | Entrepreneurship | 3 |
43 | August 17, 2015 11:15-12:45 | 518A | contributed | Experiments with Limited or Incomplete Information | 3 |
35 | August 17, 2015 11:15-12:45 | 522B | contributed | Financial Markets: Ambiguity, Volatility, Frictions and Predictions | 2 |
104 | August 17, 2015 11:15-12:45 | 519A | contributed | Financing Under Uncertainty | 3 |
467 | August 17, 2015 11:15-12:45 | St-Antoine A Westin | contributed | Forecasting | 3 |
299 | August 17, 2015 11:15-12:45 | Mc Gill Westin | contributed | Fractional Time Series | 2 |
217 | August 17, 2015 11:15-12:45 | 525B | contributed | Growth and Investment | 3 |
54 | August 17, 2015 11:15-12:45 | Le Moyne Westin | contributed | Health and Education | 3 |
332 | August 17, 2015 11:15-12:45 | Villa Marie A Westin | contributed | Identification and Inference in Econometric Models | 3 |
192 | August 17, 2015 11:15-12:45 | 520B | contributed | Information Disclosure | 3 |
112 | August 17, 2015 11:15-12:45 | 522C | contributed | International Trade and Competition | 2 |
80 | August 17, 2015 11:15-12:45 | 524C | contributed | Macroeconomics and Pricing | 3 |
311 | August 17, 2015 11:15-12:45 | 520F | contributed | Market Experiments | 2 |
196 | August 17, 2015 11:15-12:45 | 523A | contributed | Matching Market Design | 3 |
30 | August 17, 2015 11:15-12:45 | 521B | contributed | Models of Consumer Demand | 3 |
71 | August 17, 2015 11:15-12:45 | 518B | contributed | Money, Banking, and General Equilibrium | 2 |
57 | August 17, 2015 11:15-12:45 | 521C | contributed | Offshoring, Networks and Relationships | 2 |
265 | August 17, 2015 11:15-12:45 | 448 | contributed | Perspectives on Structural Transformation | 3 |
18 | August 17, 2015 11:15-12:45 | 522A | contributed | Price Competition | 3 |
113 | August 17, 2015 11:15-12:45 | Viger Westin | contributed | Statistical Methods and Their Applications to Economics | 2 |
116 | August 17, 2015 11:15-12:45 | Palais Westin | contributed | Strategic Choice in Education | 3 |
262 | August 17, 2015 11:15-12:45 | Ste-Helene Westin | contributed | Structural Retirement Savings Models | 3 |
309 | August 17, 2015 11:15-12:45 | 520E | contributed | The Political Economy of Institutions | 3 |
352 | August 17, 2015 11:15-12:45 | 447 | contributed | Theoretical Issues in InternationalTrade | 2 |
97 | August 17, 2015 11:15-12:45 | St. Paul Westin | contributed | Treatment Effects and Instrumental Variables | 3 |
326 | August 17, 2015 11:15-12:45 | St-Antoine B Westin | contributed | Understanding the Great Recession | 3 |
399 | August 17, 2015 11:15-12:45 | 517B | contributed | Volatility Risk in Finance | 3 |
388 | August 17, 2015 11:15-12:45 | 524B | contributed | Models for Climate Policy | 3 |
368 | August 17, 2015 11:15-12:45 | 523B | contributed | The Family and the Economy | 3 |
302 | August 17, 2015 14:15-16:15 | 520A | contributed | Advances in VAR Modelling | 4 |
338 | August 17, 2015 14:15-16:15 | 520C | contributed | ARCH and GARCH | 4 |
115 | August 17, 2015 14:15-16:15 | St-Antoine B Westin | contributed | Asset Pricing Models | 4 |
275 | August 17, 2015 14:15-16:15 | 521B | contributed | Auctions and Contests | 4 |
308 | August 17, 2015 14:15-16:15 | 522B | contributed | Campaigns and Elections | 4 |
434 | August 17, 2015 14:15-16:15 | 521C | contributed | Challenges in Market Design | 3 |
443 | August 17, 2015 14:15-16:15 | 522A | contributed | Communication | 4 |
209 | August 17, 2015 14:15-16:15 | Beaver Hall Westin | contributed | Competition and Markets | 4 |
380 | August 17, 2015 14:15-16:15 | Mc Gill Westin | contributed | Development Through Particular Industries | 4 |
159 | August 17, 2015 14:15-16:15 | 518A | contributed | Developments in Regression Discontinuity and Threshold Models | 4 |
23 | August 17, 2015 14:15-16:15 | Ville-Marie A Westin | contributed | DSGE Models | 4 |
108 | August 17, 2015 14:15-16:15 | 520F | contributed | Dynamic Contracting | 4 |
5 | August 17, 2015 14:15-16:15 | Le Moyne Westin | contributed | Dynamics in Market Places | 3 |
226 | August 17, 2015 14:15-16:15 | 518C | contributed | Earnings and Income Processes | 4 |
238 | August 17, 2015 14:15-16:15 | 519A | contributed | Econometric Models Using High-Dimensional Data | 4 |
15 | August 17, 2015 14:15-16:15 | St-Paul Westin | contributed | Empirical Analysis of Asymmetric Information | 2 |
132 | August 17, 2015 14:15-16:15 | Palais Westin | contributed | Empirical Framework for Analyzing Competition | 4 |
124 | August 17, 2015 14:15-16:15 | 517C | contributed | Emprical Models of Human Capital and the Labor Market | 4 |
11 | August 17, 2015 14:15-16:15 | 517B | contributed | Factor Analysis | 4 |
457 | August 17, 2015 14:15-16:15 | 523B | contributed | Financial Frictions and Default | 4 |
437 | August 17, 2015 14:15-16:15 | 521A | contributed | Financial Frictions: Theory and Evidence | 3 |
249 | August 17, 2015 14:15-16:15 | 519B | contributed | Granger Causality and Impulse Responses | 4 |
176 | August 17, 2015 14:15-16:15 | 448 | contributed | Heuristics and Decisions | 3 |
128 | August 17, 2015 14:15-16:15 | Viger Westin | contributed | History and Development | 4 |
305 | August 17, 2015 14:15-16:15 | 520B | contributed | Inference Under Weak or Partial Identification | 4 |
264 | August 17, 2015 14:15-16:15 | 523A | contributed | Inflation and Inequality | 4 |
28 | August 17, 2015 14:15-16:15 | Ramezay Westin | contributed | Innovation and Firm Performance | 4 |
165 | August 17, 2015 14:15-16:15 | 518B | contributed | Labor Market Dynamics | 4 |
62 | August 17, 2015 14:15-16:15 | 447 | contributed | Labor Market Dynamics: Theory and Evidence | 3 |
318 | August 17, 2015 14:15-16:15 | 524B | contributed | Liquidity in Financial Markets | 4 |
419 | August 17, 2015 14:15-16:15 | 525B | contributed | Liquidity Traps | 4 |
346 | August 17, 2015 14:15-16:15 | Ste-Helene Westin | contributed | Markets and Market Policy | 3 |
154 | August 17, 2015 14:15-16:15 | 521A | contributed | Mechanism Design | 4 |
101 | August 17, 2015 14:15-16:15 | 520E | contributed | Mediation | 4 |
395 | August 17, 2015 14:15-16:15 | 524C | contributed | New Empirical Measures of Tail Risks | 4 |
204 | August 17, 2015 14:15-16:15 | 522C | contributed | OTC Markets | 4 |
8 | August 17, 2015 14:15-16:15 | 520D | contributed | Reputations | 4 |
64 | August 17, 2015 14:15-16:15 | St-Antoine A Westin | contributed | Search in Housing and Asset Markets | 4 |
402 | August 17, 2015 14:15-16:15 | 525A | contributed | Securitization | 4 |
41 | August 17, 2015 14:15-16:15 | Ville-Marie B Westin | contributed | Uncertainty and Business Cycles | 4 |
189 | August 18, 2015 11:15-12:45 | 520E | contributed | Bayesian Econometrics | 3 |
19 | August 18, 2015 11:15-12:45 | Le Moyne Westin | contributed | Behavioral Models | 3 |
414 | August 18, 2015 11:15-12:45 | 519B | contributed | Belief Dispersion | 3 |
370 | August 18, 2015 11:15-12:45 | 525A | contributed | Business Cycles and Labor Markets | 3 |
13 | August 18, 2015 11:15-12:45 | 520B | contributed | Cointegration and Comovements | 3 |
46 | August 18, 2015 11:15-12:45 | St-Paul Westin | contributed | Communication and Persuasion | 3 |
327 | August 18, 2015 11:15-12:45 | Ville-Marie A Westin | contributed | Communication, Learning and Coordination | 3 |
378 | August 18, 2015 11:15-12:45 | St-Antoine A Westin | contributed | Coordination | 3 |
335 | August 18, 2015 11:15-12:45 | 522A | contributed | Developments in Financial Time Series Econometrics | 3 |
178 | August 18, 2015 11:15-12:45 | Ramazey Westin | contributed | Dynamic Game Experiments | 3 |
459 | August 18, 2015 11:15-12:45 | 522C | contributed | Econometric Analysis of Auctions | 3 |
223 | August 18, 2015 11:15-12:45 | 520F | contributed | Education | 3 |
37 | August 18, 2015 11:15-12:45 | 524A | contributed | Empirical Analysis of Auctions | 3 |
310 | August 18, 2015 11:15-12:45 | Mc Gill Westin | contributed | Empirical Studies in Political Economy | 2 |
141 | August 18, 2015 11:15-12:45 | 520C | contributed | Estimation of Education Models | 3 |
300 | August 18, 2015 11:15-12:45 | 521C | contributed | Estimation of Macroeconomic Models | 3 |
203 | August 18, 2015 11:15-12:45 | Palais Westin | contributed | Experimental Game Theory | 3 |
439 | August 18, 2015 11:15-12:45 | 522B | contributed | Family and Labor Markets | 3 |
279 | August 18, 2015 11:15-12:45 | 519A | contributed | Financial Constraints and the Macroeconomy | 3 |
468 | August 18, 2015 11:15-12:45 | 523A | contributed | Forecasting | 3 |
253 | August 18, 2015 11:15-12:45 | 521B | contributed | Generalized Method of Moments | 3 |
166 | August 18, 2015 11:15-12:45 | 448 | contributed | Housing Markets and Location Choice | 2 |
267 | August 18, 2015 11:15-12:45 | 518C | contributed | Human Capital and Macro Outcomes | 3 |
122 | August 18, 2015 11:15-12:45 | 524C | contributed | Incentives, Production and Household Organization in Developing Countries | 3 |
155 | August 18, 2015 11:15-12:45 | 447 | contributed | Information Aggregation in Markets and Elections | 1 |
422 | August 18, 2015 11:15-12:45 | 520A | contributed | Learning and Belief Formation | 3 |
83 | August 18, 2015 11:15-12:45 | 518B | contributed | Macroeconomic Uncertainty and Expectations | 3 |
31 | August 18, 2015 11:15-12:45 | 523B | contributed | Models of Consumer Demand in Health Care | 3 |
168 | August 18, 2015 11:15-12:45 | 520D | contributed | Models with Time-varying Parameters | 3 |
328 | August 18, 2015 11:15-12:45 | Ville-Marie B Westin | contributed | Morale and Effort | 3 |
58 | August 18, 2015 11:15-12:45 | 524B | contributed | Multinational Firms | 3 |
183 | August 18, 2015 11:15-12:45 | Viger Westin | contributed | Policy Experimentation | 3 |
207 | August 18, 2015 11:15-12:45 | Beaver Hall Westin | contributed | Political Economy - Endogenous Institutions and Policy | 3 |
271 | August 18, 2015 11:15-12:45 | Ste-Helene Westin | contributed | Repeated Games | 3 |
407 | August 18, 2015 11:15-12:45 | St-Antoine B Westin | contributed | Resources | 3 |
220 | August 18, 2015 11:15-12:45 | 518A | contributed | Social Choice | 3 |
244 | August 18, 2015 11:15-12:45 | 521A | contributed | Social Interaction Models | 3 |
371 | August 18, 2015 11:15-12:45 | 525B | contributed | Issues in Taxation 1 | 2 |
160 | August 18, 2015 14:15-16:15 | 518A | contributed | Advances in Models of Discrete Choice | 4 |
383 | August 18, 2015 14:15-16:15 | 522A | contributed | Analyzing The Effects of Policy or Environmental Change in Developing Countries | 4 |
435 | August 18, 2015 14:15-16:15 | 517C | contributed | Applications of Market Desgin | 4 |
444 | August 18, 2015 14:15-16:15 | 521B | contributed | Auctions | 4 |
458 | August 18, 2015 14:15-16:15 | St-Antoine A Westin | contributed | Behavioral Models in Finance | 4 |
333 | August 18, 2015 14:15-16:15 | 519B | contributed | Developments in Econometric Methods I | 4 |
329 | August 18, 2015 14:15-16:15 | 519A | contributed | Developments in Program Evaluation Methods | 4 |
469 | August 18, 2015 14:15-16:15 | 520B | contributed | Developments in Time Series Econometrics | 4 |
354 | August 18, 2015 14:15-16:15 | 521B | contributed | Effects of Trade Liberalization | 4 |
100 | August 18, 2015 14:15-16:15 | 447 | contributed | Empirical Analysis of Peer Effects, Networks and Contagion | 3 |
230 | August 18, 2015 14:15-16:15 | Beaver Hall Westin | contributed | Entrepreneurship and Financial Frictions | 3 |
387 | August 18, 2015 14:15-16:15 | 522B | contributed | Environmental Preferences and Decision Making | 3 |
177 | August 18, 2015 14:15-16:15 | 524C | contributed | Field Experiments | 4 |
403 | August 18, 2015 14:15-16:15 | Ville-Marie B Westin | contributed | Financial Intermediaries and Risk Exposures | 4 |
364 | August 18, 2015 14:15-16:15 | 521C | contributed | Firm Level Productivity: Macroeconomic Implications | 4 |
66 | August 18, 2015 14:15-16:15 | 522C | contributed | Game Theory | 4 |
323 | August 18, 2015 14:15-16:15 | Ville-Marie A Westin | contributed | Housing Market Dynamics | 4 |
420 | August 18, 2015 14:15-16:15 | 517B | contributed | Implementation | 4 |
114 | August 18, 2015 14:15-16:15 | 520E | contributed | International Trade and Market Access | 4 |
285 | August 18, 2015 14:15-16:15 | 518B | contributed | Labor Markets, Moral Hazard, Contracts and Learning | 4 |
16 | August 18, 2015 14:15-16:15 | 520C | contributed | Market Rules and Strategic Behavior | 3 |
214 | August 18, 2015 14:15-16:15 | 525A | contributed | Mechanism Design | 4 |
210 | August 18, 2015 14:15-16:15 | 520F | contributed | New Developments in the Theory of Industries | 4 |
452 | August 18, 2015 14:15-16:15 | 520A | contributed | Panel Data Econometrics | 4 |
24 | August 18, 2015 14:15-16:15 | Le Moyne Westin | contributed | Price Dynamics | 4 |
67 | August 18, 2015 14:15-16:15 | Viger Westin | contributed | Price Rigidities and Aggregate Fluctuations | 4 |
84 | August 18, 2015 14:15-16:15 | 523A | contributed | Repeated Games | 4 |
48 | August 18, 2015 14:15-16:15 | Ramezay Westin | contributed | Role of Skills and Technology in Rise in US Income and Wealth Inequality | 4 |
103 | August 18, 2015 14:15-16:15 | 523B | contributed | Selling Mechanisms | 4 |
384 | August 18, 2015 14:15-16:15 | 525B | contributed | Strategic Delegation | 4 |
293 | August 18, 2015 14:15-16:15 | 518C | contributed | Structural Change | 4 |
266 | August 18, 2015 14:15-16:15 | Ste-Helene Westin | contributed | The Macroeconomics of Human Capital Investment | 3 |
42 | August 18, 2015 14:15-16:15 | St-Paul Westin | contributed | Theories of Endogenous Information | 4 |
14 | August 18, 2015 14:15-16:15 | 448 | contributed | Time Series Models | 4 |
320 | August 18, 2015 14:15-16:15 | Mc Gill Westin | contributed | Topics in Labor Markets | 4 |
29 | August 18, 2015 14:15-16:15 | 520D | contributed | Uncertainty Shocks | 4 |
206 | August 18, 2015 14:15-16:15 | Palais Westin | contributed | Asset Pricing Models | 4 |
109 | August 18, 2015 14:15-16:15 | 524A | contributed | Information Acquisition | 3 |
347 | August 18, 2015 14:15-16:15 | 521A | contributed | Networks Effects | 3 |
391 | August 19, 2015 11:15-12:45 | 525A | contributed | Ambiguity in Financial Markets | 3 |
72 | August 19, 2015 11:15-12:45 | 520E | contributed | Continuous Time Models: Experimentation and Learning | 3 |
201 | August 19, 2015 11:15-12:45 | Palais Westin | contributed | Econometrics of Social Interactions and Networks | 3 |
361 | August 19, 2015 11:15-12:45 | 520C | contributed | Economics of Morbidity and Mortality | 2 |
117 | August 19, 2015 11:15-12:45 | 519A | contributed | Family Networks | 3 |
377 | August 19, 2015 11:15-12:45 | 517C | contributed | Financial Markets and International Trade | 3 |
169 | August 19, 2015 11:15-12:45 | Viger Westin | contributed | Financial Volatility: Estimation and Forecasting | 3 |
221 | August 19, 2015 11:15-12:45 | 522C | contributed | Game Theory: Foundations | 3 |
225 | August 19, 2015 11:15-12:45 | Ste-Helene Westin | contributed | Games and Privacy | 3 |
193 | August 19, 2015 11:15-12:45 | 522A | contributed | Games in Continuous Time | 3 |
50 | August 19, 2015 11:15-12:45 | 524B | contributed | Health Insurance and Household Borrowing | 3 |
219 | August 19, 2015 11:15-12:45 | 522B | contributed | Higher Order Uncertainty in Markets | 3 |
149 | August 19, 2015 11:15-12:45 | 521A | contributed | Higher-Order Reasoning | 3 |
211 | August 19, 2015 11:15-12:45 | Beaver Hall Westin | contributed | Human Capital Accumulation, Wages, and Frictions. | 3 |
51 | August 19, 2015 11:15-12:45 | Le Moyne Westin | contributed | Identification and Estimation in Models Defined by Conditional Moment Restrictions | 3 |
47 | August 19, 2015 11:15-12:45 | 524A | contributed | Inequality, Fluctuations, and Savings in Poor and Emerging Economies | 2 |
306 | August 19, 2015 11:15-12:45 | St-Antoine B Westin | contributed | Inference in Models with Long Memory and Heteroskedasticity | 3 |
92 | August 19, 2015 11:15-12:45 | St-Paul Westin | contributed | Instrumental Variable Models and Treatment Effects | 3 |
373 | August 19, 2015 11:15-12:45 | 517B | contributed | Issues in Corporate Taxation | 2 |
283 | August 19, 2015 11:15-12:45 | Ville-Marie B Westin | contributed | Labor Supply | 3 |
460 | August 19, 2015 11:15-12:45 | 518A | contributed | LASSO in Econometrics | 2 |
32 | August 19, 2015 11:15-12:45 | 518B | contributed | Macro Networks and Shocks | 3 |
288 | August 19, 2015 11:15-12:45 | 524C | contributed | Monetary and Fiscal Policy Under Uncertainty | 3 |
432 | August 19, 2015 11:15-12:45 | 525B | contributed | Monetary Economics | 3 |
250 | August 19, 2015 11:15-12:45 | Ville-Marie A Westin | contributed | Nonregular Inference Problems | 2 |
119 | August 19, 2015 11:15-12:45 | 520F | contributed | Persuasion Games and Adverse Selection | 3 |
39 | August 19, 2015 11:15-12:45 | 518C | contributed | Platform Markets | 3 |
273 | August 19, 2015 11:15-12:45 | 523A | contributed | Polarization and Inequality | 3 |
451 | August 19, 2015 11:15-12:45 | 523B | contributed | Political Institutions | 2 |
291 | August 19, 2015 11:15-12:45 | St-Antoine A Westin | contributed | Random Set Theory in Econometrics | 3 |
421 | August 19, 2015 11:15-12:45 | 448 | contributed | Revealed Preference | 2 |
234 | August 19, 2015 11:15-12:45 | 520A | contributed | Social Programs in Development | 2 |
385 | August 19, 2015 11:15-12:45 | 447 | contributed | Solution Concepts | 2 |
36 | August 19, 2015 11:15-12:45 | 520D | contributed | Theories of Decision when Preferences are Uncertain | 2 |
167 | August 19, 2015 11:15-12:45 | Ramezay Westin | contributed | Time Series Analysis | 3 |
227 | August 19, 2015 11:15-12:45 | Mc Gill Westin | contributed | Wages | 2 |
172 | August 19, 2015 11:15-12:45 | 521B | contributed | Behavioral Economics and Decision Theory | 3 |
184 | August 19, 2015 11:15-12:45 | 521C | contributed | Dynamic Relations | 3 |
146 | August 19, 2015 11:15-12:45 | 519B | contributed | Impacts of Environmental Policies | 3 |
355 | August 19, 2015 11:15-12:45 | 520B | contributed | Modeling the Effects of Trade | 2 |
190 | August 19, 2015 14:15-16:15 | Viger Westin | contributed | ABC and Bayesian Asymptotics | 4 |
38 | August 19, 2015 14:15-16:15 | 517B | contributed | Advances in Demand Estimation | 3 |
60 | August 19, 2015 14:15-16:15 | 517C | contributed | Asymmetric Information and Signaling | 3 |
404 | August 19, 2015 14:15-16:15 | 525B | contributed | Bond Markets and the Macroeconomy I | 4 |
75 | August 19, 2015 14:15-16:15 | 520A | contributed | Cognitive Biases | 4 |
445 | August 19, 2015 14:15-16:15 | 521A | contributed | Contracting | 4 |
334 | August 19, 2015 14:15-16:15 | Mc Gill Westin | contributed | Developments in Econometric Methods II | 4 |
330 | August 19, 2015 14:15-16:15 | Ste-Helene Westin | contributed | Developments in Program Evaluation Methods | 4 |
423 | August 19, 2015 14:15-16:15 | St-Antoine A Westin | contributed | Driving Forces of Business Cycles | 4 |
49 | August 19, 2015 14:15-16:15 | 521C | contributed | Driving Forces of US Leisure, Consumption, and Wealth Inequality | 4 |
85 | August 19, 2015 14:15-16:15 | 520B | contributed | Dynamic Games | 4 |
268 | August 19, 2015 14:15-16:15 | 523B | contributed | Empirical Analysis of the Financial Markets | 4 |
286 | August 19, 2015 14:15-16:15 | Palais Westin | contributed | Empirical Job Search | 4 |
235 | August 19, 2015 14:15-16:15 | 447 | contributed | Experiments in Behavioral Economics | 3 |
231 | August 19, 2015 14:15-16:15 | 523A | contributed | Financial Business Cycles | 4 |
461 | August 19, 2015 14:15-16:15 | St-Antoine B Westin | contributed | Firms, Earnings and Management | 4 |
25 | August 19, 2015 14:15-16:15 | 521B | contributed | Fiscal Stimulus | 4 |
295 | August 19, 2015 14:15-16:15 | Beaver Hall Westin | contributed | Forecasting | 4 |
397 | August 19, 2015 14:15-16:15 | 525A | contributed | Household Finance | 4 |
118 | August 19, 2015 14:15-16:15 | 518A | contributed | Identity and Social Mobility | 4 |
389 | August 19, 2015 14:15-16:15 | 519B | contributed | Impacts of Environmental Policies II | 3 |
126 | August 19, 2015 14:15-16:15 | 522B | contributed | Information Frictions in Macroeconomics | 4 |
215 | August 19, 2015 14:15-16:15 | 522C | contributed | International Financial Integration | 3 |
351 | August 19, 2015 14:15-16:15 | 518C | contributed | Labor Markets and Trade | 4 |
322 | August 19, 2015 14:15-16:15 | 524B | contributed | Macroprudential Policy | 4 |
409 | August 19, 2015 14:15-16:15 | 448 | contributed | Mechanism Design | 3 |
372 | August 19, 2015 14:15-16:15 | 519A | contributed | Micro Pathways to Individual Outcomes | 3 |
6 | August 19, 2015 14:15-16:15 | Le Moyne Westin | contributed | Mixed-frequency Sampled Time Series | 4 |
440 | August 19, 2015 14:15-16:15 | Ville-Marie A Westin | contributed | Networks and Labor Markets | 4 |
53 | August 19, 2015 14:15-16:15 | St-Paul Westin | contributed | NonClassical Asymptotic Analysis | 4 |
260 | August 19, 2015 14:15-16:15 | 518B | contributed | Productivity: Investment and R&D | 4 |
241 | August 19, 2015 14:15-16:15 | 520D | contributed | Repeated Interactions | 4 |
454 | August 19, 2015 14:15-16:15 | Ville-Marie B Westin | contributed | Selection in Theoretical and Applied Econometrics | 2 |
89 | August 19, 2015 14:15-16:15 | 520C | contributed | Studies in Political Economy | 4 |
142 | August 19, 2015 14:15-16:15 | Ramezay Westin | contributed | Subsidies to Higher Education | 4 |
307 | August 19, 2015 14:15-16:15 | 520E | contributed | Taxation | 3 |
396 | August 19, 2015 14:15-16:15 | 524C | contributed | The Cross Section of Stock Returns | 4 |
436 | August 19, 2015 14:15-16:15 | 520F | contributed | Theory of Market Design | 4 |
68 | August 19, 2015 14:15-16:15 | 522A | contributed | Uncertainty and Firm Dynamics | 4 |
277 | August 19, 2015 14:15-16:15 | 524A | contributed | Incomplete Market Models of Sovereign Debt and Default | 3 |
131 | August 20, 2015 11:15-12:45 | St-Paul Westin | contributed | Firm Performance in Global Markets: Methods and Applications | 3 |
106 | August 20, 2015 11:15-12:45 | 518A | contributed | Algorithms for Dynamic Stochastic Macro Models | 3 |
313 | August 20, 2015 11:15-12:45 | 520F | contributed | Bank Runs | 3 |
77 | August 20, 2015 11:15-12:45 | 517C | contributed | Behavioral Economics and Public Policy | 3 |
289 | August 20, 2015 11:15-12:45 | 520E | contributed | Continuous Time Contracts and Applications | 3 |
297 | August 20, 2015 11:15-12:45 | 520A | contributed | Decision Theory | 3 |
284 | August 20, 2015 11:15-12:45 | 524C | contributed | Earnings Dynamics | 3 |
463 | August 20, 2015 11:15-12:45 | 525B | contributed | Econometric Analysis of Networks | 3 |
170 | August 20, 2015 11:15-12:45 | 522C | contributed | Econometrics of High-frequency Data | 3 |
144 | August 20, 2015 11:15-12:45 | Ramezay Westin | contributed | Economic Output, Weather, and Climate | 3 |
99 | August 20, 2015 11:15-12:45 | 522B | contributed | Empirical Analysis of Income Distributions | 3 |
356 | August 20, 2015 11:15-12:45 | Ste-Helene Westin | contributed | Empirical Issues in Trade | 3 |
342 | August 20, 2015 11:15-12:45 | Palais Westin | contributed | Empirical Studies of Regulations | 3 |
213 | August 20, 2015 11:15-12:45 | 519A | contributed | Game Theory: Equilibrium Concepts | 3 |
448 | August 20, 2015 11:15-12:45 | 525A | contributed | Health and Labor Markets | 3 |
349 | August 20, 2015 11:15-12:45 | Beaver Hall Westin | contributed | I O Theory 2 | 3 |
202 | August 20, 2015 11:15-12:45 | 447 | contributed | Identification and Estimation in Structural Models | 2 |
252 | August 20, 2015 11:15-12:45 | 524A | contributed | Identification Problems in Econometrics | 3 |
374 | August 20, 2015 11:15-12:45 | Mc Gill Westin | contributed | Impact of "Shocks" on the Economy | 3 |
339 | August 20, 2015 11:15-12:45 | 520B | contributed | Incentives | 3 |
1 | August 20, 2015 11:15-12:45 | 448 | contributed | Learning with Misspecified Models | 3 |
150 | August 20, 2015 11:15-12:45 | 518B | contributed | Mathematical Economics | 3 |
398 | August 20, 2015 11:15-12:45 | 521B | contributed | Monetary Policy and Asset Prices | 3 |
52 | August 20, 2015 11:15-12:45 | 522A | contributed | Nonseparable Models | 3 |
316 | August 20, 2015 11:15-12:45 | 521A | contributed | Policy Reforms | 3 |
21 | August 20, 2015 11:15-12:45 | 517B | contributed | Political Economy (Theory) | 3 |
179 | August 20, 2015 11:15-12:45 | 518C | contributed | Preferences and Updating | 3 |
274 | August 20, 2015 11:15-12:45 | 519B | contributed | Reputations and Bargaining | 3 |
59 | August 20, 2015 11:15-12:45 | Le Moyne Westin | contributed | Risk Aversion in Auctions | 3 |
255 | August 20, 2015 11:15-12:45 | 524B | contributed | Schooling and Occupations | 3 |
382 | August 20, 2015 11:15-12:45 | Ville-Marie B Westin | contributed | Social Programs in Development | 3 |
376 | August 20, 2015 11:15-12:45 | Ville-Marie A Westin | contributed | Sorting In Different Environments | 3 |
212 | August 20, 2015 11:15-12:45 | 523A | contributed | Sorting, Wages, and Frictions | 3 |
251 | August 20, 2015 11:15-12:45 | 523B | contributed | Structural Change | 3 |
137 | August 20, 2015 11:15-12:45 | 520D | contributed | Time Consistency of Fiscal Policy | 3 |
456 | August 20, 2015 11:15-12:45 | 521C | contributed | VCs Finance and Returns | 3 |
408 | August 20, 2015 11:15-12:45 | 520C | contributed | Welfare | 3 |
259 | August 20, 2015 11:15-12:45 | Viger Westin | contributed | Dynamic Structural Models | 3 |
462 | August 20, 2015 14:15-16:15 | 523A | contributed | Advances in Models of Discrete Choice | 4 |
20 | August 20, 2015 14:15-16:15 | 517B | contributed | Advances in VAR | 4 |
366 | August 20, 2015 14:15-16:15 | 525A | contributed | Auctions, Empirical | 4 |
400 | August 20, 2015 14:15-16:15 | 520A | contributed | Bond Markets and the Macroeconomy II | 3 |
427 | August 20, 2015 14:15-16:15 | 520C | contributed | Credit Markets and the Macroeconomy | 4 |
236 | August 20, 2015 14:15-16:15 | Ste-Helene Westin | contributed | Designing Institutions and Markets: An Experimental Approach | 4 |
336 | August 20, 2015 14:15-16:15 | 448 | contributed | Developments in Nonparametric and Semiparametric Methods | 3 |
473 | August 20, 2015 14:15-16:15 | St-Antoine B Westin | contributed | Economic History | 4 |
362 | August 20, 2015 14:15-16:15 | 524C | contributed | Economics of Discrimination and Anti-Discrimination Policy | 4 |
125 | August 20, 2015 14:15-16:15 | Viger Westin | contributed | Electoral Competition and Policy Outcomes | 4 |
281 | August 20, 2015 14:15-16:15 | 523B | contributed | Empirical I.O. | 4 |
26 | August 20, 2015 14:15-16:15 | 517C | contributed | Empirical Macroeconomics with Big Data | 4 |
341 | August 20, 2015 14:15-16:15 | 524A | contributed | Empirical Studies of Markets | 4 |
294 | August 20, 2015 14:15-16:15 | 522A | contributed | Financial Econometrics | 4 |
298 | August 20, 2015 14:15-16:15 | 522B | contributed | GARCH Models: Midas, Realized and GARCH-X | 4 |
200 | August 20, 2015 14:15-16:15 | 521C | contributed | High Dimensional Econometrics | 3 |
446 | August 20, 2015 14:15-16:15 | St-Antoine A Westin | contributed | Information | 4 |
69 | August 20, 2015 14:15-16:15 | 518A | contributed | International Price and Trade Fluctuations | 4 |
96 | August 20, 2015 14:15-16:15 | St-Paul Westin | contributed | Matching Markets | 4 |
148 | August 20, 2015 14:15-16:15 | Palais Westin | contributed | Mechanism Design | 3 |
120 | August 20, 2015 14:15-16:15 | Ramezay Westin | contributed | Mechanism Design and Dynamic Programming | 4 |
303 | August 20, 2015 14:15-16:15 | 522C | contributed | Methods and Applications for DSGE Models | 4 |
412 | August 20, 2015 14:15-16:15 | Ville-Marie B Westin | contributed | Network Formation | 4 |
233 | August 20, 2015 14:15-16:15 | 447 | contributed | Networks | 3 |
324 | August 20, 2015 14:15-16:15 | 519A | contributed | Optimal Financial Contracts | 4 |
256 | August 20, 2015 14:15-16:15 | Mc Gill Westin | contributed | Organizational Economics: Delegation and Relational Contracting | 2 |
91 | August 20, 2015 14:15-16:15 | 520F | contributed | Panel Data Econometrics | 4 |
171 | August 20, 2015 14:15-16:15 | 521B | contributed | Partially Identified Models | 4 |
3 | August 20, 2015 14:15-16:15 | 520D | contributed | Recent Advances in Financial Econometrics | 4 |
375 | August 20, 2015 14:15-16:15 | 525B | contributed | Redistribution | 4 |
151 | August 20, 2015 14:15-16:15 | Beaver Hall Westin | contributed | Rent Seeking | 3 |
410 | August 20, 2015 14:15-16:15 | Ville-Marie A Westin | contributed | Risk and Contagion in Networks | 4 |
45 | August 20, 2015 14:15-16:15 | Le Moyne Westin | contributed | Search and Sorting | 4 |
163 | August 20, 2015 14:15-16:15 | 521A | contributed | Sorting in Labor Markets | 4 |
278 | August 20, 2015 14:15-16:15 | 518C | contributed | Sovereign Debt: Crises and Long-Run Outcomes | 4 |
393 | August 20, 2015 14:15-16:15 | 519B | contributed | Stock Models Beyond Diffusions | 4 |
406 | August 20, 2015 14:15-16:15 | 520B | contributed | Stock Trading and Price Impact | 4 |
140 | August 20, 2015 14:15-16:15 | 518B | contributed | Theoretical Advances in Characterizing Heterogeneous-Agent Models | 4 |
87 | August 20, 2015 14:15-16:15 | 520E | contributed | Treatment Effects | 4 |
353 | August 20, 2015 14:15-16:15 | 524B | contributed | Extending Empirical Trade Models | 4 |
319 | August 21, 2015 11:15-12:45 | Beaver Hall Westin | contributed | Adverse Selection in Financial Markets | 3 |
424 | August 21, 2015 11:15-12:45 | Mc Gill Westin | contributed | Aggregate Demand Shocks | 2 |
40 | August 21, 2015 11:15-12:45 | St-Paul Westin | contributed | Asymmetric Information in Asset Markets | 3 |
276 | August 21, 2015 11:15-12:45 | 524C | contributed | Behavioral Decision Theory | 3 |
386 | August 21, 2015 11:15-12:45 | 522A | contributed | Consumer Choice and Environmental Outcomes | 3 |
239 | August 21, 2015 11:15-12:45 | 518C | contributed | Duration Outcomes | 2 |
280 | August 21, 2015 11:15-12:45 | 521C | contributed | Dynamic I.O. Theory | 3 |
74 | August 21, 2015 11:15-12:45 | 523A | contributed | Dynamic Information Transmission | 3 |
312 | August 21, 2015 11:15-12:45 | Palais Westin | contributed | Dynamic Models of Banks and Financial Intermediation | 3 |
242 | August 21, 2015 11:15-12:45 | 448 | contributed | Dynamics and Evolution | 2 |
472 | August 21, 2015 11:15-12:45 | 522B | contributed | Economic History | 3 |
363 | August 21, 2015 11:15-12:45 | 520F | contributed | Energy, Productivity, and Production. | 3 |
394 | August 21, 2015 11:15-12:45 | Ste-Helene Westin | contributed | Equilibrium Asset Pricing | 3 |
292 | August 21, 2015 11:15-12:45 | 520A | contributed | Estimation of Games | 3 |
290 | August 21, 2015 11:15-12:45 | Viger Westin | contributed | Expectations and Learning: Implications | 3 |
357 | August 21, 2015 11:15-12:45 | 520E | contributed | Firm Heterogeneity and Trade | 3 |
17 | August 21, 2015 11:15-12:45 | 522C | contributed | Games with "Behavioral" Players | 3 |
413 | August 21, 2015 11:15-12:45 | 525A | contributed | General Equilibrium | 3 |
90 | August 21, 2015 11:15-12:45 | 517C | contributed | Inference with Weak Identification | 3 |
344 | August 21, 2015 11:15-12:45 | 520D | contributed | IO Theory I | 3 |
164 | August 21, 2015 11:15-12:45 | 447 | contributed | Labor Markets During Booms and Busts | 3 |
258 | August 21, 2015 11:15-12:45 | 519A | contributed | Labor Supply and Retirement | 3 |
471 | August 21, 2015 11:15-12:45 | 520B | contributed | Law Enforcement and Crime | 3 |
152 | August 21, 2015 11:15-12:45 | 524B | contributed | Learning in Decentralized (Search) Markets | 3 |
76 | August 21, 2015 11:15-12:45 | 523B | contributed | Market Behavior | 3 |
441 | August 21, 2015 11:15-12:45 | 525B | contributed | Matching | 3 |
105 | August 21, 2015 11:15-12:45 | 524A | contributed | Mechanism Design and Implementation | 3 |
470 | August 21, 2015 11:15-12:45 | Ville-Marie A Westin | contributed | Mortgages and Other Loans | 3 |
442 | August 21, 2015 11:15-12:45 | Ville-Marie B Westin | contributed | Networks | 3 |
174 | August 21, 2015 11:15-12:45 | 518B | contributed | Nonparametric Identification | 3 |
381 | August 21, 2015 11:15-12:45 | 521C | contributed | Politics in Economic Development | 3 |
88 | August 21, 2015 11:15-12:45 | 517B | contributed | Quantile Methods | 3 |
261 | August 21, 2015 11:15-12:45 | 519B | contributed | Structural Labor Models in Labor | 3 |
367 | August 21, 2015 11:15-12:45 | 521B | contributed | Structural Studies of Markets | 3 |
102 | August 21, 2015 11:15-12:45 | 518A | contributed | Theoretical Issues in Nonparametric Instrumental Variable Estimation | 3 |
22 | August 21, 2015 11:15-12:45 | Le Moyne Westin | contributed | Topics in Empirical Macroeconomics | 3 |
365 | August 21, 2015 11:15-12:45 | 521A | contributed | Issues in the Analysis of Productivity | 3 |
337 | August 21, 2015 14:15-16:15 | Ville-Marie B Westin | contributed | Advances in Spatial Econometrics | 3 |
121 | August 21, 2015 14:15-16:15 | 448 | contributed | Auctions and Contract Theory | 3 |
153 | August 21, 2015 14:15-16:15 | 520E | contributed | Auctions: Entry and Asymmetries | 4 |
415 | August 21, 2015 14:15-16:15 | 522A | contributed | Contests | 4 |
111 | August 21, 2015 14:15-16:15 | 518A | contributed | Contracts: Theory and Applications | 4 |
44 | August 21, 2015 14:15-16:15 | 522B | contributed | Credit Risk and Credit Rating Agencies | 4 |
401 | August 21, 2015 14:15-16:15 | 524B | contributed | Currency Markets and Risk Premia | 4 |
438 | August 21, 2015 14:15-16:15 | 525B | contributed | Debt contracts | 4 |
450 | August 21, 2015 14:15-16:15 | St-Antoine A Westin | contributed | Education and Labor Markets | 4 |
194 | August 21, 2015 14:15-16:15 | 518B | contributed | Empirical Analysis of School Choice Systems | 3 |
10 | August 21, 2015 14:15-16:15 | Le Moyne Westin | contributed | Empirical Macro-finance | 4 |
343 | August 21, 2015 14:15-16:15 | 518C | contributed | Empirical Work on Incentives | 3 |
272 | August 21, 2015 14:15-16:15 | 521B | contributed | Experimentation and Testing | 4 |
55 | August 21, 2015 14:15-16:15 | St-Paul Westin | contributed | Family and Labor Markets | 4 |
93 | August 21, 2015 14:15-16:15 | Ramezay Westin | contributed | Financial Econometrics | 4 |
254 | August 21, 2015 14:15-16:15 | Ste-Helene Westin | contributed | Financial Econometrics | 4 |
315 | August 21, 2015 14:15-16:15 | 524A | contributed | Firm Dynamics in Macro | 4 |
79 | August 21, 2015 14:15-16:15 | 523A | contributed | Fiscal Multipliers | 3 |
465 | August 21, 2015 14:15-16:15 | St-Antoine B Westin | contributed | High Dimensional Econometrics | 4 |
304 | August 21, 2015 14:15-16:15 | Ville-Marie A Westin | contributed | High-dimensional Dynamic Modeling | 4 |
350 | August 21, 2015 14:15-16:15 | 519A | contributed | Implications of Multinational Activity | 3 |
224 | August 21, 2015 14:15-16:15 | Viger Westin | contributed | Labor Markets | 4 |
175 | August 21, 2015 14:15-16:15 | 523B | contributed | Macroeconomic Dynamics at the Zero Lower Bound | 4 |
379 | August 21, 2015 14:15-16:15 | 519B | contributed | Market Access and Development | 3 |
78 | August 21, 2015 14:15-16:15 | 520C | contributed | Markets with Behavioral Agents | 4 |
181 | August 21, 2015 14:15-16:15 | 520F | contributed | Measuring and Estimating Utility | 4 |
431 | August 21, 2015 14:15-16:15 | 525A | contributed | Monetary Policy | 4 |
63 | August 21, 2015 14:15-16:15 | 522C | contributed | Monetary Theory | 4 |
411 | August 21, 2015 14:15-16:15 | 521C | contributed | Network Games | 3 |
110 | August 21, 2015 14:15-16:15 | 517C | contributed | Online Auctions and Marketplaces | 4 |
301 | August 21, 2015 14:15-16:15 | Mc Gill Westin | contributed | Panel Data in Economics | 3 |
27 | August 21, 2015 14:15-16:15 | 520B | contributed | Political Economy (Empirical) | 4 |
208 | August 21, 2015 14:15-16:15 | 521A | contributed | Political Economy - Elections | 4 |
95 | August 21, 2015 14:15-16:15 | 447 | contributed | Principal-agent Models | 3 |
243 | August 21, 2015 14:15-16:15 | Beaver Hall Westin | contributed | Quantile Regression | 4 |
7 | August 21, 2015 14:15-16:15 | 520A | contributed | Search, Learning and Information Aggregation | 4 |
237 | August 21, 2015 14:15-16:15 | Palais Westin | contributed | Semiparametric and Nonparametric Methods | 4 |
466 | August 21, 2015 14:15-16:15 | 517B | contributed | Testing | 4 |
107 | August 21, 2015 14:15-16:15 | 520D | contributed | Theoretical Foundations for Computational Economics | 4 |
417 | August 21, 2015 14:15-16:15 | 524C | contributed | Unconventional Monetary Policy | 4 |
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Econometric Society 2015 World Congress |
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Detailed List of Sessions |
Session ID 262: Structural Retirement Savings Models August 17, 2015 11:15 to 12:45 Ste-Helene Westin |
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Session Chair: Susan Thorp, University of Sydney |
Session type: contributed |
1. Medicaid Insurance in Old Age |
By Eric French; University College London |
presented by: Eric French, University College London |
2. Long-term Care Insurance, Annuities, and the Under-insurance Puzzle |
By John Ameriks; The Vanguard Group, Inc. Joseph Briggs; New York University Andrew Caplin; New York University Matthew Shapiro; University of Michigan Christopher Tonetti; Stanford GSB |
presented by: Joseph Briggs, New York University |
3. Retirement Savings: A Tale of Decisions and Defaults |
By Loretti Dobrescu; University of New South Wales Xiaodong Fan; UNSW Hazel Bateman; UNSW Ben Newell; UNSW Andreas Ortmann; Australian School of Business, UNSW Susan Thorp; University of Sydney |
presented by: Susan Thorp, University of Sydney |
Session ID 265: Perspectives on Structural Transformation August 17, 2015 11:15 to 12:45 448 |
Session Chair: Elisa Keller, Durham University Business School |
Session type: contributed |
1. Education Policies and Structural Transformation |
By Pedro Ferreira; Fundação Getulio Vargas Alexander Monge-Naranjo; Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis Luciene Pereira; Fundacao Getulio Vargas |
presented by: Luciene Pereira, Fundacao Getulio Vargas |
2. Industrialization and the Evolution of Enforcement Institutions |
By Toshihiko Mukoyama; University of Virginia Latchezar Popov; University of Virginia |
presented by: Latchezar Popov, University of Virginia |
3. Technological Change, Labor Supply and Gender Differences in Occupational Choice |
By Elisa Keller; Durham University Business School |
presented by: Elisa Keller, Durham University Business School |
Session ID 270: Dynamic Trading August 17, 2015 11:15 to 12:45 520D |
Session Chair: Jaehong Kim, Chapman University |
Session type: contributed |
1. Transparency of Outside Options in Bargaining |
By Ilwoo Hwang; University of Miami Fei Li; University of North Carolina Chapel Hill |
presented by: Fei Li, University of North Carolina Chapel Hill |
2. Collapsing Confidence: Dynamic Trading With Developing Adverse Selection |
By Ilwoo Hwang; University of Miami |
presented by: Ilwoo Hwang, University of Miami |
3. Equilibrium Wage Rigidity in Directed Search |
By Gabriele Camera; Chapman University Jaehong Kim; Chapman University |
presented by: Jaehong Kim, Chapman University |
Session ID 18: Price Competition August 17, 2015 11:15 to 12:45 522A |
Session Chair: Daniel Gottlieb, University of Pennsylvania |
Session type: contributed |
1. Price Competition With Satisficing Consumers |
By Mauro Papi; University of Aberdeen |
presented by: Mauro Papi, University of Aberdeen |
2. The Double Diamond Paradox |
By Maarten Janssen; University of Vienna |
presented by: Maarten Janssen, University of Vienna |
3. Perfect Competition in Markets With Adverse Selection |
By Daniel Gottlieb; University of Pennsylvania Eduardo Azevedo; Wharton |
presented by: Daniel Gottlieb, University of Pennsylvania |
Session ID 30: Models of Consumer Demand August 17, 2015 11:15 to 12:45 521B |
Session Chair: Andrew Ching, University of Toronto |
Session type: contributed |
1. Cash-constrained Households and Product Size |
By Tiago Pires; University of North Carolina Alberto Salvo; NUS |
presented by: Tiago Pires, University of North Carolina |
2. Multiproduct Retailing and Consumer Shopping Patterns: The Role of Shopping Costs |
By Jorge Florez Acosta; Toulouse School of Economics Daniel Herrera; Toulouse School of Economics |
presented by: Jorge Florez Acosta, Toulouse School of Economics |
3. The Effects of Publicity on Demand: The Case of Anti-cholesterol Drugs |
By Andrew Ching; University of Toronto Robert Clark; HEC Montreal Ignatius Horstmann; University of Toronto Hyunwoo Lim; Ajou University |
presented by: Andrew Ching, University of Toronto |
Session ID 35: Financial Markets: Ambiguity, Volatility, Frictions and Predictions August 17, 2015 11:15 to 12:45 522B |
Session Chair: Filippo Massari, University of New South Wales |
Session type: contributed |
1. General Equilibrium, Risk Loving, Ambiguity and Volatility |
By Aloisio Araujo; IMPA and FGV Alain Chateauneuf; Universite de Paris 1 Juan Pablo Gama Torres; Instituto Nacional de Matemática Pura e Aplicada Rodrigo Novinski; Faculdades Ibmec-RJ |
presented by: Juan Pablo Gama Torres, Instituto Nacional de Matemática Pura e Aplicada |
2. How to Use Markets to Make Predictions |
By Filippo Massari; University of New South Wales |
presented by: Filippo Massari, University of New South Wales |
Session ID 43: Experiments with Limited or Incomplete Information August 17, 2015 11:15 to 12:45 518A |
Session Chair: Adam Sanjurjo, Universidad de Alicante |
Session type: contributed |
1. Is No News (Perceived as) Bad News? An Experimental Investigation of Information Disclosure |
By Ginger Jin; University of Maryland Michael Luca; Harvard Business School Daniel Martin; Paris School of Economics |
presented by: Daniel Martin, Paris School of Economics |
2. Choice, Deferral and Consistency |
By Miguel Costa-Gomes; University of St. Andrews Carlos Cueva; University of Alicante Georgios Gerasimou; University of St Andrews |
presented by: Miguel Costa-Gomes, University of St. Andrews |
3. Response Functions |
By Carlos Oyarzun; University of Queensland Adam Sanjurjo; Universidad de Alicante Hien Nguyen; University of Queensland |
presented by: Adam Sanjurjo, Universidad de Alicante |
Session ID 299: Fractional Time Series August 17, 2015 11:15 to 12:45 Mc Gill Westin |
Session Chair: Daniela Osterrieder, Rutgers Business School and CREATES |
Session type: contributed |
1. On an Estimation Method for an Alternative Fractionally Cointegrated Model |
By Federico Carlini; Aarhus University and CREATES Katarzyna Lasak; Vrije Universiteit and Tinbergen Institute |
presented by: Katarzyna Lasak, Vrije Universiteit and Tinbergen Institute |
2. Unbalanced Regressions and the Predictive Equation |
By Daniela Osterrieder; Rutgers Business School and CREATES |
presented by: Daniela Osterrieder, Rutgers Business School and CREATES |
Session ID 309: The Political Economy of Institutions August 17, 2015 11:15 to 12:45 520E |
Session Chair: Jiabin Wu, University of Oregon |
Session type: contributed |
1. The Political Roots of Inequality and Inefficiency: An Evolutionary Model Under Political Institutions |
By Jiabin Wu; University of Oregon |
presented by: Jiabin Wu, University of Oregon |
2. Efficiency of Flexible Budgetary Institutions |
By Renee Bowen; Stanford University Ying Chen; Johns Hopkins University Hulya Eraslan; Rice University Jan Zapal; CERGE-EI & IAE-CSIC and Barcelona Graduate School of Economics |
presented by: Jan Zapal, CERGE-EI & IAE-CSIC and Barcelona Graduate School of Economics |
3. Self-enforcing Trade Agreements, Dispute Settlement and Separation of Powers |
By Kristy Buzard; Syracuse University |
presented by: Kristy Buzard, Syracuse University |
Session ID 54: Health and Education August 17, 2015 11:15 to 12:45 Le Moyne Westin |
Session Chair: Bettina Siflinger, University of Mannheim |
Session type: contributed |
1. Long-term Effects of Kangaroo Mother Care (KMC) Program on Education and Labor Outcomes: Evidence From a Randomized Control Trial |
By Darwin Cortes; Universidad del Rosario Juan Gallego; Universidad del Rosario Dario Maldonado; Universidad de los Andes |
presented by: Darwin Cortes, Universidad del Rosario |
2. Long-term Impacts of Vouchers for Vocational Training: Experimental Evidence for Colombia |
By Orazio Attanasio; University College London Arlen Guarin; Banco de la República Carlos Medina; Banco de la República Costas Meghir; Yale University |
presented by: Arlen Guarin, Banco de la República |
3. The Effects of a Universal Child Care Reform on Child Health: Evidence from Sweden |
By Bettina Siflinger; University of Mannheim Gerard van den Berg; University of Mannheim |
presented by: Bettina Siflinger, University of Mannheim |
Session ID 311: Market Experiments August 17, 2015 11:15 to 12:45 520F |
Session Chair: Kirill Pogorelskiy, University of Warwick |
Session type: contributed |
1. Supply Function Competition, Market Power, and the Winner's Curse: A Laboratory Study |
By Anna Bayona; ESADE Business Schools Jordi Brandts; Institute of Economic Analysis (CSIC) Xavier Vives; IESE Business School |
presented by: Anna Bayona, ESADE Business Schools |
2. Call Market Experiments: Efficiency and Price Discovery Through Multiple Calls and Emergent Newton Adjustments |
By Charles Plott; California Institute of Technology Kirill Pogorelskiy; University of Warwick |
presented by: Kirill Pogorelskiy, University of Warwick |
Session ID 57: Offshoring, Networks and Relationships August 17, 2015 11:15 to 12:45 521C |
Session Chair: Tim Schmidt-Eisenlohr, University of Illinois Urbana Champaign |
Session type: contributed |
1. Offshoring, Relationship Specificity, and Domestic Production Networks |
By Taiji Furusawa; Hitotsubashi University Tomohiko INUI; Nihon University Keiko Ito; Senshu University Heiwai Tang; Johns Hopkins University |
presented by: Taiji Furusawa, Hitotsubashi University |
2. Networks of Oil Trade |
By Farid Farrokhi; Pennsylvania State University |
presented by: Farid Farrokhi, Pennsylvania State University |
Session ID 326: Understanding the Great Recession August 17, 2015 11:15 to 12:45 St-Antoine B Westin |
Session Chair: Adam Gulan, Bank of Finland |
Session type: contributed |
1. Trade and the Geographic Spread of the Great Recession |
By Sebastian Stumpner; University of Montreal |
presented by: Sebastian Stumpner, University of Montreal |
2. Liquidity, Trends and the Great Recession |
By Pablo Guerron-Quintana; Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia Ryo Jinnai; Texas A&M University |
presented by: Ryo Jinnai, Texas A&M University |
3. Kiss Me Deadly: From Finnish Great Depression to Great Recession |
By Adam Gulan; Bank of Finland Markus Haavio; Bank of Finland Juha Kilponen; Bank of Finland |
presented by: Adam Gulan, Bank of Finland |
Session ID 71: Money, Banking, and General Equilibrium August 17, 2015 11:15 to 12:45 518B |
Session Chair: Sebastián Cea, Paris School of Economics University Paris 1 |
Session type: contributed |
1. Intertemporal Equilibrium With Financial Asset and Physical Capital |
By Cuong Le Van; IPAG, CNRS, PSE, VCREME Ngoc Sang Pham; University of Evry |
presented by: Ngoc Sang Pham, University of Evry |
2. Credit Segmentation in General Equilibrium |
By Sebastián Cea; Paris School of Economics University Paris 1 Juan Pablo Torres-Martínez; University of Chile |
presented by: Sebastián Cea, Paris School of Economics University Paris 1 |
Session ID 73: Bargaining and Negotiation August 17, 2015 11:15 to 12:45 518C |
Session Chair: Chang Zhao, Stony Brook University |
Session type: contributed |
1. Costless Delay in Negotiations |
By Harold Houba; VU University Amsterdam |
presented by: Harold Houba, VU University Amsterdam |
2. Bargaining on the Sale of a New Innovation in the Presence of Potential Entry |
By Yair Tauman; Stony Brook University Yoram Weiss; Tel-Aviv University Chang Zhao; Stony Brook University |
presented by: Chang Zhao, Stony Brook University |
Session ID 332: Identification and Inference in Econometric Models August 17, 2015 11:15 to 12:45 Villa Marie A Westin |
Session Chair: Andres Aradillas-Lopez, Pennsylvania State University |
Session type: contributed |
1. Hidden Rust Models |
By Benjamin Connault; Princeton University |
presented by: Benjamin Connault, Princeton University |
2. Discrete Choice Welfare Analysis: Further Results |
By Debopam Bhattacharya; University of Oxford Ying-Ying Lee; University of Oxford |
presented by: Debopam Bhattacharya, University of Oxford |
3. Inference in Models With Partially Identified Control Functions |
By Andres Aradillas-Lopez; Pennsylvania State University Shakeeb Khan; Duke University Elie Tamer; Harvard University |
presented by: Andres Aradillas-Lopez, Pennsylvania State University |
Session ID 80: Macroeconomics and Pricing August 17, 2015 11:15 to 12:45 524C |
Session Chair: John Mondragon, UC Berkeley |
Session type: contributed |
1. House Prices, Local Demand, and Retail Prices |
By Johannes Stroebel; New York University Joseph Vavra; University of Chicago |
presented by: Joseph Vavra, University of Chicago |
2. Sticker Shocks: VAT Changes and the Substitution Across Expenditure Categories |
By Fernanda Nechio; Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco Bart Hobijn; Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco |
presented by: Fernanda Nechio, Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco |
3. Seller's Attention in a Multiproduct Store |
By Bulat Gafarov; Pennsylvania State University Daniel Greenwald; New York University John Mondragon; UC Berkeley Leonid Ogrel; Pennsylvania State University |
presented by: John Mondragon, UC Berkeley |
Session ID 352: Theoretical Issues in InternationalTrade August 17, 2015 11:15 to 12:45 447 |
Session Chair: Edwin Lai, Hong Kong University of Science and Technology |
Session type: contributed |
1. An Over-the-counter Approach to the FOREX Market |
By Kukmo Jung; Henan University |
presented by: Kukmo Jung, Henan University |
2. Global Gains From Reduction of Trade Costs |
By Edwin Lai; Hong Kong University of Science and Technology |
presented by: Edwin Lai, Hong Kong University of Science and Technology |
Session ID 97: Treatment Effects and Instrumental Variables August 17, 2015 11:15 to 12:45 St. Paul Westin |
Session Chair: Hidehiko Ichimura, University of Tokyo |
Session type: contributed |
1. Estimation of Average Treatment Effects in a Stratified Randomized Design With Imbalance in Covariates |
By Sergio Firpo; Fundacao Getulio Vargas |
presented by: Sergio Firpo, Fundacao Getulio Vargas |
2. Sharp Regression Discontinuity With Multiple Running Variables |
By Jinyoung Choi; Goethe University Frankfurt Myoung-Jae Lee; Korea University |
presented by: Jinyoung Choi, Goethe University Frankfurt |
3. Conditioning Variables in Program Evaluation Methods |
By Hidehiko Ichimura; University of Tokyo |
presented by: Hidehiko Ichimura, University of Tokyo |
Session ID 98: Dynamics and Panels August 17, 2015 11:15 to 12:45 Ramezay Westin |
Session Chair: Dennis Kristensen, University College London |
Session type: contributed |
1. Earnings Dynamics With Heteroskedastic Permanent Shocks |
By Irene Botosaru; Simon Fraser University Yuya Sasaki; Johns Hopkins University |
presented by: Yuya Sasaki, Johns Hopkins University |
2. Retail Payment Innovations and Cash Usage: Accounting for Attrition Using Refreshment Samples |
By Heng Chen; Bank of Canada Marie-Helene Felt; Carleton University Kim Huynh; Bank of Canada |
presented by: Marie-Helene Felt, Carleton University |
3. CCP and the Estimation of Nonseparable Dynamic Models |
By Dennis Kristensen; University College London Lars Nesheim; University College London Aureo de Paula; UCL |
presented by: Dennis Kristensen, University College London |
Session ID 104: Financing Under Uncertainty August 17, 2015 11:15 to 12:45 519A |
Session Chair: Marco Del Negro, Federal Reserve Bank of New York |
Session type: contributed |
1. Bailout Stigma |
By Yeon-Koo Che; Columbia University Chongwoo Choe; Monash University Keeyoung Rhee; Columbia University |
presented by: Keeyoung Rhee, Columbia University |
2. A Theory of Money Creation by Banks and Central Banking in a Two-date Economy |
By Tianxi Wang; University of Essex |
presented by: Tianxi Wang, University of Essex |
3. When Does a Central Bank's Balance Sheet Require Fiscal Support? |
By Marco Del Negro; Federal Reserve Bank of New York Christopher Sims; Princeton University |
presented by: Marco Del Negro, Federal Reserve Bank of New York |
Session ID 112: International Trade and Competition August 17, 2015 11:15 to 12:45 522C |
Session Chair: Michal Fabinger, University of Tokyo |
Session type: contributed |
1. Monotone Comparative Statics for the Industry Composition |
By Anders Laugesen; Aarhus University |
presented by: Anders Laugesen, Aarhus University |
2. A Tractable Approach to Pass-through Patterns |
By Michal Fabinger; University of Tokyo E. Weyl; Microsoft Corporation |
presented by: Michal Fabinger, University of Tokyo |
Session ID 113: Statistical Methods and Their Applications to Economics August 17, 2015 11:15 to 12:45 Viger Westin |
Session Chair: James MacKinnon, Queen's University |
Session type: contributed |
1. Dynamic Panel Data Models With Irregular Spacing, With an Application to Early Childhood Development |
By Daniel Millimet; Southern Methodist University |
presented by: Daniel Millimet, Southern Methodist University |
2. Wild Cluster Bootstrap Confidence Intervals |
By James MacKinnon; Queen's University |
presented by: James MacKinnon, Queen's University |
Session ID 369: Analyzing The Impacts of Government Policies August 17, 2015 11:15 to 12:45 524A |
Session Chair: Christine Ho, Singapore Management University |
Session type: contributed |
1. Reinvestigating How Welfare Reform Influences Labor Supply: A Multiple Testing Approach |
By Steven Lehrer; Queen's University and National Bureau of Economic Research Vincent Pohl; Queen's University Kyungchul (Kevin) Song; University of British Columbia |
presented by: Steven Lehrer, Queen's University and National Bureau of Economic Research |
2. Ex-ante Effects of Stricter Selection for Disability Insurance |
By Jonneke Bolhaar; VU University Amsterdam |
presented by: Jonneke Bolhaar, VU University Amsterdam |
3. Optimal Social Insurance and Universal Day Care |
By Christine Ho; Singapore Management University |
presented by: Christine Ho, Singapore Management University |
Session ID 116: Strategic Choice in Education August 17, 2015 11:15 to 12:45 Palais Westin |
Session Chair: S. Pelin Akyol, Bilkent University |
Session type: contributed |
1. Estimating Preferences in School Choice Mechanisms: Theoretical Foundation and Empirical Approaches |
By Gabrielle Fack; Université Paris 1 Panthéon Sorbonne Julien Grenet; Paris School of Economics Yinghua He; Toulouse School of Economics |
presented by: Yinghua He, Toulouse School of Economics |
2. Hit or Miss? Test Taking Behavior in Multiple Choice Exams |
By S. Pelin Akyol; Bilkent University James Key; Pennsylvania State University Kala Krishna; Pennsylvania State University |
presented by: S. Pelin Akyol, Bilkent University |
3. Cost and Risk Sharing in Higher Education |
By Yi Li; University of Wisconsin Madison |
presented by: Yi Li, University of Wisconsin Madison |
Session ID 130: Biases and Risk Attitudes: Experimental Evidence August 17, 2015 11:15 to 12:45 519B |
Session Chair: Joshua Miller, Bocconi University |
Session type: contributed |
1. An Empirical Evaluation of the Toolbox Model of Lottery Choices |
By Dale Stahl; University of Texas Austin |
presented by: Dale Stahl, University of Texas Austin |
2. Where You Stand Affects the Risks You Take: Socially Reference Dependent Risk Attitudes |
By Jaimie Lien; Chinese University of Hong Kong and Tsinghua University Jie Zheng; Tsinghua University |
presented by: Jaimie Lien, Chinese University of Hong Kong and Tsinghua University |
3. A Cold Shower for the Hot Hand Fallacy |
By Joshua Miller; Bocconi University Adam Sanjurjo; Universidad de Alicante |
presented by: Joshua Miller, Bocconi University |
Session ID 143: Contest Theory August 17, 2015 11:15 to 12:45 520A |
Session Chair: Daniel Kovenock, Chapman University |
Session type: contributed |
1. Revenue Maximizing Head Starts in Contests |
By Joerg Franke; TU Dortmund University Wolfgang Leininger; Universitaet Dortmund Cédric Wasser; University of Bonn |
presented by: Joerg Franke, TU Dortmund University |
2. Keep on Fighting: Dynamic Win Effects in an All-pay Auction |
By Derek Clark; Tromso University Business School Tore Nilssen; University of Oslo Jan Yngve Sand; University of Tromsø |
presented by: Tore Nilssen, University of Oslo |
3. Generalizations of the General Lotto and Colonel Blotto Games |
By Dan Kovenock; Chapman University Brian Roberson; Purdue University |
presented by: Daniel Kovenock, Chapman University |
Session ID 399: Volatility Risk in Finance August 17, 2015 11:15 to 12:45 517B |
Session Chair: Cedric Okou, University of Quebec at Montreal |
Session type: contributed |
1. Price vs. Quantity in theTerm Structure of Variance Risk Premia |
By Marianne Andries; Toulouse School of Economics Thomas Eisenbach; Federal Reserve Bank of New York Martin Schmalz; University of Michigan Yichuan Wang; University of Michigan |
presented by: Yichuan Wang, University of Michigan |
2. The Price of Variance Risk |
By Ian Dew-Becker; Northwestern University Kellogg School of Management Stefano Giglio; University of Chicago Anh Le; University of North Carolina Chapel Hill Marius Rodriguez; Board of Governors of the Federal Reserv |
presented by: Anh Le, University of North Carolina Chapel Hill |
3. Downside Variance Risk Premium |
By BRUNO FEUNOU; Bank of Canada Mohammad Jahan-Parvar; Federal Reserve Board Cedric Okou; University of Quebec at Montreal |
presented by: Cedric Okou, University of Quebec at Montreal |
Session ID 416: Ambiguity Aversion August 17, 2015 11:15 to 12:45 517C |
Session Chair: Christian Kellner, University of Bonn |
Session type: contributed |
1. Blackwell's Informativeness Ranking with Uncertainty Averse Preferences |
By Jian Li; McGill University Junjie Zhou; Shanghai University of Finance and Economics |
presented by: Jian Li, McGill University |
2. A Note on Comparative Ambiguity Aversion and Justifiability |
By Pierpaolo Battigalli; Bocconi University |
presented by: Pierpaolo Battigalli, Bocconi University |
3. Endogenous Ambiguity in Cheap Talk |
By Christian Kellner; University of Bonn Mark Thordal Le Quement; Department of Economics |
presented by: Christian Kellner, University of Bonn |
Session ID 433: Entrepreneurship August 17, 2015 11:15 to 12:45 521A |
Session Chair: Raquel Fonseca, Université du Québec à Montréal |
Session type: contributed |
1. The Growth Potential of Startups Over the Business Cycle |
By Vincent Sterk; University College London Petr Sedlacek; Bonn University |
presented by: Vincent Sterk, University College London |
2. A Missing Generation of Firms? Aggregate Effects of the Decline in New Business Formation |
By Francois Gourio; FRB Chicago Todd Messer; FRB Chicago Michael Siemer; Federal Reserve System Board of Governors |
presented by: Michael Siemer, Federal Reserve System Board of Governors |
3. Health Insurance and Entrepreneurship |
By Raquel Fonseca; Université du Québec à Montréal Vincenzo Quadrini; USC |
presented by: Raquel Fonseca, Université du Québec à Montréal |
Session ID 192: Information Disclosure August 17, 2015 11:15 to 12:45 520B |
Session Chair: Simone Galperti, University of California, San Diego |
Session type: contributed |
1. Strategic Communication and Group Formation |
By Sourav Bhattacharya; University of Pittsburgh Ming Li; Concordia University |
presented by: Ming Li, Concordia University |
2. Quid Pro Quo: Friendly Information Exchange Between Rivals |
By Andreas Blume; University of Arizona In-Uck Park; University of Bristol |
presented by: In-Uck Park, University of Bristol |
3. Hide or Surprise? Persuasion Without Common-support Priors |
By Simone Galperti; University of California San Diego |
presented by: Simone Galperti, University of California San Diego |
Session ID 196: Matching Market Design August 17, 2015 11:15 to 12:45 523A |
Session Chair: Timo Mennle, University of Zurich |
Session type: contributed |
1. Constraints on Matching Markets Based on Moral Concerns |
By Katharina Huesmann; University of Cologne Achim Wambach; University of Cologne |
presented by: Katharina Huesmann, University of Cologne |
2. Short Lists in Centralized Clearinghouses |
By Nick Arnosti; Stanford University |
presented by: Nick Arnosti, Stanford University |
3. An Axiomatic Approach to Characterizing and Relaxing Strategyproofness of Assignment Mechanisms |
By Timo Mennle; University of Zurich Sven Seuken; University of Zurich |
presented by: Timo Mennle, University of Zurich |
Session ID 453: Advances in Econometric Models of Choice Test August 17, 2015 11:15 to 12:45 Villa Marie B Westin |
Session Chair: Arie Beresteanu, University of Pittsburgh |
Session type: contributed |
1. Identification and Estimation of Continuous Time Dynamic Discrete Choice Games |
By Jason Blevins; Ohio State University |
presented by: Jason Blevins, Ohio State University |
2. A Similarity Based Model for Ordered Categorical Data |
By Gabi Gayer; Bar-Ilan University Offer Lieberman; Bar-Ilan University Omer Yaffe; Bar-Ilan University |
presented by: Offer Lieberman, Bar-Ilan University |
3. Estimation of Preferences When Agents Report Ranking |
By Arie Beresteanu; University of Pittsburgh Federico Zincenko; University of Pittsburgh |
presented by: Arie Beresteanu, University of Pittsburgh |
Session ID 205: Asymmetric Information in Financial Markets August 17, 2015 11:15 to 12:45 525A |
Session Chair: Konstantinos E. Zachariadis, London School of Economics |
Session type: contributed |
1. Information Spillovers in Asset Markets With Correlated Values |
By Vladimir Asriyan; CREi Brett Green; UC Berkeley--Haas School of Business William Fuchs; University of California - Berkeley |
presented by: Vladimir Asriyan, CREi |
2. Information Aggregation in a Competitive Economy |
By Rohit Rahi; London School of Economics Jean-Pierre Zigrand; London School of Economics |
presented by: Rohit Rahi, London School of Economics |
Session ID 467: Forecasting August 17, 2015 11:15 to 12:45 St-Antoine A Westin |
Session Chair: Barbara Rossi, ICREA Universitat Pompeu Fabra Barcelona |
Session type: contributed |
1. Inflation and Professional Forecast Dynamics: An Evaluation of Stickiness, Persistence and Volatility |
By Elmar Mertens; Federal Reserve Board James Nason; North Carolina State University |
presented by: James Nason, North Carolina State University |
2. Filtering, Prediction and Simulation Methods for Noncausal Processes |
By Joann Jasiak; York University |
presented by: Joann Jasiak, York University |
3. In-sample Inference and Forecasting in Misspecified Factor Models |
By Marine Carrasco Barbara Rossi; ICREA Universitat Pompeu Fabra Barcelona GSE |
presented by: Barbara Rossi, ICREA Universitat Pompeu Fabra Barcelona |
Session ID 217: Growth and Investment August 17, 2015 11:15 to 12:45 525B |
Session Chair: Veronica Mies, Pontificia Universidad Catolica de Chile |
Session type: contributed |
1. Research Policy and U.S. Economic Growth |
By Richard M. H. Suen; University of Connecticut |
presented by: Richard M. H. Suen, University of Connecticut |
2. Technological Absorptive Capacity and Development Stage: Disentangling Barriers to Riches |
By Rodrigo Fuentes; Pontificia Universidad Católica de Chil Verónica Mies; P. Universidad Católica de Chile |
presented by: Veronica Mies, Pontificia Universidad Catolica de Chile |
3. Sovereign Default, Private Investment, and Economic Growth |
By Nils Mattis Gornemann; International Finance Board of Governors |
presented by: Nils Mattis Gornemann, International Finance Board of Governors |
Session ID 240: Advances in Inference Methods August 17, 2015 11:15 to 12:45 Beaver Hill Westin |
Session Chair: Seojeong Lee, University of New South Wales |
Session type: contributed |
1. Diagnostics for the Bootstrap and Fast Double Bootstrap |
By Russell Davidson; McGill University |
presented by: Russell Davidson, McGill University |
2. Asymptotics for Maximum Score Method Under General Conditions |
By Myung Hwan Seo; Seoul National University Taisuke Otsu; London School of Economics |
presented by: Taisuke Otsu, London School of Economics |
3. A Consistent Variance Estimator for 2SLS When Instruments Identify Different LATEs |
By Seojeong Lee; University of New South Wales |
presented by: Seojeong Lee, University of New South Wales |
Session ID 245: Amibiguity: Theory and Applications August 17, 2015 11:15 to 12:45 520C |
Session Chair: Asen Kochov, University of Rochester |
Session type: contributed |
1. Numerical Representation of Convex Preferences Over Anscombe-Aumann Acts |
By Patrick Cheridito; Princeton University Freddy Delbaen; ETH Zurich Samuel Drapeau; Humboldt University Berlin Michael Kupper; Humboldt University Berlin |
presented by: Patrick Cheridito, Princeton University |
2. Exchangeable Capacities, Parameters and Incomplete Theories |
By Larry Epstein; Boston University Kyoungwon Seo; Korea Advanced Institute of Science and |
presented by: Larry Epstein, Boston University |
3. Stationary Cardinal Utility |
By Asen Kochov; University of Rochester |
presented by: Asen Kochov, University of Rochester |
Session ID 368: The Family and the Economy August 17, 2015 11:15 to 12:45 523B |
Session Chair: Christian Bredemeier, University of Cologne |
Session type: contributed |
1. Happily Ever After? Intrahousehold Bargaining and the Distribution of Utility Within Marriage |
By Dirk Bethmann; Korea University Robert Rudolf; Korea University |
presented by: Dirk Bethmann, Korea University |
2. Wage Gaps, Earnings Gaps and the Market Power of Employers |
By Christian Bredemeier; University of Cologne |
presented by: Christian Bredemeier, University of Cologne |
3. Retired But Not Withdrawn: Does Retirement Induce Participation in Social Activities? |
By Anne Laferrere; Institut National de la Statistique et des Études Économiques |
presented by: Anne Laferrere, Institut National de la Statistique et des Études Économiques |
Session ID 388: Models for Climate Policy August 17, 2015 11:15 to 12:45 524B |
Session Chair: Christian Traeger, University of California Berkeley |
Session type: contributed |
1. Analytic Integrated Assessment and Uncertainty |
By Christian Traeger; University of California Berkeley |
presented by: Christian Traeger, University of California Berkeley |
2. Managing Catastrophic Climate Risks Under Model Uncertainty Aversion |
By Loic Berger; Fondazione Eni Enrico Mattei Johannes Emmerling; Fondazione Eni Enrico Mattei Massimo Tavoni; Fondazione Eni Enrico Mattei |
presented by: Loic Berger, Fondazione Eni Enrico Mattei |
3. Climate Policy and Innovation: A Quantitative Macroeconomic Analysis |
By Stephie Fried; University of California San Diego |
presented by: Stephie Fried, University of California San Diego |
Session ID 5: Dynamics in Market Places August 17, 2015 14:15 to 16:15 Le Moyne Westin |
Session Chair: Emily Wang, University of Massachusetts Amherst |
Session type: contributed |
1. Identification and Estimation of Forward-looking Behavior: The Case of Consumer Stockpiling |
By Andrew Ching; University of Toronto Matthew Osborne; University of Toronto |
presented by: Matthew Osborne, University of Toronto |
2. Solution and Estimation of Dynamic Structural Models Using an Euler Equations Mapping |
By Victor Aguirregabiria; University of Toronto Arvind Magesan; University of Calgary |
presented by: Arvind Magesan, University of Calgary |
3. Consumer Demand With Unobserved Stockpiling and Intertemporal Price Discrimination |
By Pierre Dubois; Toulouse School of Economics Thierry Magnac; Toulouse School of Economics |
presented by: Thierry Magnac, Toulouse School of Economics |
Session ID 8: Reputations August 17, 2015 14:15 to 16:15 520D |
Session Chair: Benjamin Sperisen, University of Texas Austin |
Session type: contributed |
1. Reputation and Attention |
By Heski Bar-Isaac; University of Toronto Joyee Deb; Yale University |
presented by: Joyee Deb, Yale University |
2. Reputations Under Imperfect Monitoring With a Control and Information Theoretic Approach |
By Nuh Aygun Dalkiran; Bilkent University Serdar Yuksel; Queen's University |
presented by: Serdar Yuksel, Queen's University |
3. The Value of a Reputation Under Imperfect Monitoring |
By Martin Cripps; University College London Eduardo Faingold; Yale University |
presented by: Eduardo Faingold, Yale University |
4. Bounded Memory, Reputation, and Impatience |
By Benjamin Sperisen; University of Texas Austin |
presented by: Benjamin Sperisen, University of Texas Austin |
Session ID 264: Inflation and Inequality August 17, 2015 14:15 to 16:15 523A |
Session Chair: Clodomiro Ferreira, European University Institute |
Session type: contributed |
1. Inflation Expecations and Consumption Expenditure |
By Francesco D'Acunto; University of California at Berkeley Daniel Hoang; Karlsruhe Institute of Technology Michael Weber; University of Chicago |
presented by: Michael Weber, University of Chicago |
2. The Welfare Cost of Inflation Risk Under Imperfect Insurance |
By Yann Algan; Sciences Po Olivier Allais; INRA Paris Edouard Challe; Ecole Polytechnique Xavier Ragot; Paris School of Economics |
presented by: Olivier Allais, INRA Paris |
3. Estimation of Household Account Adoption Costs: The Case of ATM Cards in Italy |
By Kim Huynh; Bank of Canada Philipp Schmidt-Dengler; University of Vienna Gregor Smith; Queen's University Angelika Welte; Bank of Canada |
presented by: Angelika Welte, Bank of Canada |
4. Housing Debt and the Transmission of Monetary Policy |
By James Cloyne; Bank of England Clodomiro Ferreira; European University Institute Paolo Surico; London Business School |
presented by: Clodomiro Ferreira, European University Institute |
Session ID 11: Factor Analysis August 17, 2015 14:15 to 16:15 517B |
Session Chair: Jushan Bai, Columbia University |
Session type: contributed |
1. Inference on the Number of Factors in Factor Models |
By Lorenzo Trapani; City University London Cass Business School |
presented by: Lorenzo Trapani, City University London Cass Business School |
2. Inferential Theory for FAVAR Models Under Structural Restrictions |
By Jushan Bai; Columbia University |
presented by: Jushan Bai, Columbia University |
3. Factor Augmented Autoregressive Distributed Lag Models with Macroeconomic Applications |
By Dalibor Stevanovic; Université du Québec à Montréal |
presented by: Dalibor Stevanovic, Université du Québec à Montréal |
4. A Diagnostic Criterion for Approximate Factor Structure |
By Patrick Gagliardini; University of Lugano Elisa Ossola; University of Lugano Olivier Scaillet; University of Geneva Swiss Finance Institute |
presented by: Olivier Scaillet, University of Geneva Swiss Finance Institute |
Session ID 15: Empirical Analysis of Asymmetric Information August 17, 2015 14:15 to 16:15 St-Paul Westin |
Session Chair: Pietro Tebaldi, Stanford University |
Session type: contributed |
1. Cheap Talk, Round Numbers, and the Economics of Negotiation |
By Matthew Backus; Columbia University Tom Blake; eBay Steven Tadelis; University of California Berkeley |
presented by: Matthew Backus, Columbia University |
2. Regulation and Incentives in Health Insurance Exchanges: Identification and Analysis of Pricing Equilibrium |
By Pietro Tebaldi; Stanford University |
presented by: Pietro Tebaldi, Stanford University |
Session ID 275: Auctions and Contests August 17, 2015 14:15 to 16:15 521B |
Session Chair: Konrad Mierendorff, Univserity College London |
Session type: contributed |
1. Foreclosure Auctions |
By Andras Niedermayer; University of Mannheim Artyom Shneyerov; Concordia University, CIRANO, CIREQ Pai XU; University of Hong Kong |
presented by: Andras Niedermayer, University of Mannheim |
2. Dissolving Partnerships Optimally |
By Simon Loertscher; University of Melbourne Cédric Wasser; University of Bonn |
presented by: Cédric Wasser, University of Bonn |
3. Fairness Condition for Unfair Contests: Multi-dimensional Favoritism With Asymmetric Players |
By Xiaoyu Cheng; Tsinghua University Jie Zheng; Tsinghua University |
presented by: Xiaoyu Cheng, Tsinghua University |
4. Auctions With Limited Commitment |
By Qingmin Liu; Columbia University Konrad Mierendorff; University College London Xianwen Shi; University of Toronto |
presented by: Konrad Mierendorff, Univserity College London |
Session ID 23: DSGE Models August 17, 2015 14:15 to 16:15 Ville-Marie A Westin |
Session Chair: Tim Robinson, University of Melbourne |
Session type: contributed |
1. Understanding Volatility Shocks in Real Models |
By Hernan Seoane; Universidad Carlos III de Madrid |
presented by: Hernan Seoane, Universidad Carlos III de Madrid |
2. The Output and Welfare Effects of Fiscal Shocks Over the Business Cycle |
By Jonathan Wolff; Miami University Eric Sims; University of Notre Dame |
presented by: Jonathan Wolff, Miami University |
3. Optimal Automatic Stabilizers |
By Alisdair McKay; Boston University Ricardo Reis; Columbia University |
presented by: Alisdair McKay, Boston University |
4. Estimating DSGE Models With Forward Guidance |
By Mariano Kulish; University of New South Wales James Morley; University of New South Wales Tim Robinson; University of Melbourne |
presented by: Tim Robinson, University of Melbourne |
Session ID 28: Innovation and Firm Performance August 17, 2015 14:15 to 16:15 Ramezay Westin |
Session Chair: Sophie Osotimehin, University of Virginia |
Session type: contributed |
1. Can Innovation Help U.S. Manufacturing Firms Escape Import Competition From China? |
By Johan Hombert; HEC Paris Adrien Matray; HEC-Paris |
presented by: Johan Hombert, HEC Paris |
2. Foreign Ownership and Firm Productivity: Evidence from a Large Sample of Countries |
By Andreas Waldkirch; Colby College |
presented by: Andreas Waldkirch, Colby College |
3. Testing the Theory of Multitasking: Evidence From a Natural Field Experiment in Chinese Factories |
By Fuhai Hong; Nanyang Technological University Tanjim Hossain; University of Toronto John List; University of Chicago Migiwa Tanaka; Wilfrid Laurier University |
presented by: Migiwa Tanaka, Wilfrid Laurier University |
4. Barriers to Reallocation and Economic Growth: The Case of Firing Costs |
By Toshihiko Mukoyama; University of Virginia Sophie Osotimehin; University of Virginia |
presented by: Sophie Osotimehin, University of Virginia |
Session ID 41: Uncertainty and Business Cycles August 17, 2015 14:15 to 16:15 Ville-Marie B Westin |
Session Chair: Robert Ulbricht, Toulouse School of Economics |
Session type: contributed |
1. New Look at Uncertainty Shocks: Imperfect Information and Misallocation |
By Tatsuro Senga; Ohio State University |
presented by: Tatsuro Senga, Ohio State University |
2. Learning, Confidence, and Business Cycles |
By Cosmin Ilut; Duke University Hikaru Saijo; University of California Santa Cruz |
presented by: Hikaru Saijo, University of California Santa Cruz |
3. Coordinating Business Cycles |
By Edouard Schaal; New York University Mathieu Taschereau-Dumouchel; University of Pennsylvania Wharton School of Business |
presented by: Mathieu Taschereau-Dumouchel, University of Pennsylvania Wharton School of Business |
4. Endogenous Uncertainty and Credit Crunches |
By Ludwig Straub; MIT Robert Ulbricht; Toulouse School of Economics |
presented by: Robert Ulbricht, Toulouse School of Economics |
Session ID 302: Advances in VAR Modelling August 17, 2015 14:15 to 16:15 520A |
Session Chair: Bin Chen, University of Rochester |
Session type: contributed |
1. A Reliable and Testable Alternative to Long-run Restrictions in Structural VAR Models |
By Florian Pelgrin; EDHEC Business School Alain Guay; UQAM |
presented by: Florian Pelgrin, EDHEC Business School |
2. Identifying Shocks in Structural VAR Models Via Heteroskedasticity: A Bayesian Approach |
By Dmitry Kulikov; Eesti Pank Aleksei Netsunajev; Freie Universitat Berlin |
presented by: Dmitry Kulikov, Eesti Pank |
3. Monetary and Financial Stability Policy: Unconventional Monetary Policy, Leverage and Financial Stress |
By Kirstin Hubrich; European Central Bank Daniel Waggoner; Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta |
presented by: Kirstin Hubrich, European Central Bank |
4. Testing for Fundamental Vector Moving Average Representations |
By Bin Chen; University of Rochester Jinho Choi; The Bank of Korea Juan Carlos Escanciano; Indiana University |
presented by: Bin Chen, University of Rochester |
Session ID 305: Inference Under Weak or Partial Identification August 17, 2015 14:15 to 16:15 520B |
Session Chair: Sukjin Han, University of Texas Austin |
Session type: contributed |
1. On the Maximum and Minimum Response to an Impulse in SVARS |
By Bulat Gafarov; Pennsylvania State University Jose-Luis Montiel-Olea; NYU |
presented by: Bulat Gafarov, Pennsylvania State University |
2. Efficient Size Correct Subset Inference in Linear Instrumental Variables Regression |
By Frank Kleibergen; University of Amsterdam |
presented by: Frank Kleibergen, University of Amsterdam |
3. On the Computation of Size-correct Power-directed Tests With Null Hypotheses Characterized by Inequalities |
By Adam McCloskey; Brown University |
presented by: Adam McCloskey, Brown University |
4. Estimation and Inference With (Nearly) Singular Jacobian |
By Sukjin Han; University of Texas Austin Adam McCloskey; Brown University |
presented by: Sukjin Han, University of Texas Austin |
Session ID 308: Campaigns and Elections August 17, 2015 14:15 to 16:15 522B |
Session Chair: Helios Herrera, HEC Montreal |
Session type: contributed |
1. Uncovering the "Will of the People": Measuring Preference Polarization Among Voters |
By Sunanda Roy; Iowa State University |
presented by: Sunanda Roy, Iowa State University |
2. Ideology as Opinion: A Spatial Model of Common-value Elections |
By Joseph McMurray; Brigham Young University |
presented by: Joseph McMurray, Brigham Young University |
3. An Agenda-setting Theory of Electoral Competition |
By Tiberiu Dragu; New York University Xiaochen Fan; University of Illinois |
presented by: Tiberiu Dragu, New York University |
4. The Marginal Voter's Curse |
By Helios Herrera; HEC Montreal Aniol Llorente-Saguer; Queen Mary, University of London Joseph McMurray; Brigham Young University |
presented by: Helios Herrera, HEC Montreal |
Session ID 62: Labor Market Dynamics: Theory and Evidence August 17, 2015 14:15 to 16:15 447 |
Session Chair: Mikhail Golosov, Princeton University |
Session type: contributed |
1. Unemployment Cycles |
By Jan Eeckhout; University College London and Barcelona GSE-UPF Ilse Lindenlaub; New york university |
presented by: Jan Eeckhout, University College London and Barcelona GSE-UPF |
2. Heterogeneity and Unemployment Dynamics |
By Hie Ahn; UCSD James Hamilton; University of California San Diego |
presented by: James Hamilton, University of California San Diego |
3. Agency Business Cycle |
By Mikhail Golosov; Princeton University |
presented by: Mikhail Golosov, Princeton University |
Session ID 318: Liquidity in Financial Markets August 17, 2015 14:15 to 16:15 524B |
Session Chair: Marco van der Leij, University of Amsterdam |
Session type: contributed |
1. Secondary Market Liquidity and the Optimal Capital Structure |
By David Arseneau; Federal Reserve Board David Rappoport; Federal Reserve Board Alexandros Vardoulakis; Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve System |
presented by: David Rappoport, Federal Reserve Board |
2. Financial Fragility and Over-the-counter Markets |
By Bruno Sultanum; Federal Reserve Bank of Richmond |
presented by: Bruno Sultanum, Federal Reserve Bank of Richmond |
3. Macro Prudential Policy With Liquidity Panics |
By Alonso Villacorta; Stanford University Daniel Garcia-Macia; Stanford University |
presented by: Alonso Villacorta, Stanford University |
4. Liquidity Hoarding in the Interbank Market: Evidence From Mexican Interbank Overnight Loan and Repo Transactions |
By Marco van der Leij; University of Amsterdam Serafín Martinez-Jaramillo; Banco de México Jose-Luis Molina-Borboa; Banco de México Fabrizio Lopez-Gallo; Banco de México |
presented by: Marco van der Leij, University of Amsterdam |
Session ID 64: Search in Housing and Asset Markets August 17, 2015 14:15 to 16:15 St-Antoine A Westin |
Session Chair: Liang Wang, University of Hawaii Manoa |
Session type: contributed |
1. Failure to Launch: Housing, Debt Overhang, and the Inflation Option During the Great Recession |
By Aaron Hedlund; University of Missouri |
presented by: Aaron Hedlund, University of Missouri |
2. Neighborhoods, House Prices, and Homeownership |
By Allen Head; Queen's University Huw Lloyd-Ellis; Queen's University Derek Stacey; Ryerson University |
presented by: Allen Head, Queen's University |
3. Advertised Prices in Decentralized Markets |
By Derek Stacey; Ryerson University |
presented by: Derek Stacey, Ryerson University |
4. Sticky Prices and Costly Credit |
By Lucy Qian Liu; IMF Liang Wang; University of Hawaii Manoa Randall Wright; University of Wisconsin |
presented by: Liang Wang, University of Hawaii Manoa |
Session ID 338: ARCH and GARCH August 17, 2015 14:15 to 16:15 520C |
Session Chair: Peter Boswijk, University of Amsterdam |
Session type: contributed |
1. Strict Stationarity, Persistence and Volatility Forecasting in ARCH(∞) Processes |
By James Davidson; University of Exeter Xiaoyu Li; University of Exeter |
presented by: James Davidson, University of Exeter |
2. Estimating Multivariate GARCH and Stochastic Correlation Models Equation by Equation |
By Christian Francq; CREST and Lille3 Jean-Michel Zakoian; Centre de Rocherche en Économie et Statistique (CREST) |
presented by: Jean-Michel Zakoian, Centre de Rocherche en Économie et Statistique (CREST) |
3. Targeting Estimation of CCC-GARCH Models With Infinite Fourth Moments |
By Rasmus Pedersen; University of Copenhagen |
presented by: Rasmus Pedersen, University of Copenhagen |
4. Adaptive Wild Bootstrap Tests for a Unit Root With Nonstationary Volatility |
By Peter Boswijk; University of Amsterdam Yang Zu; City University London |
presented by: Peter Boswijk, University of Amsterdam |
Session ID 346: Markets and Market Policy August 17, 2015 14:15 to 16:15 Ste-Helene Westin |
Session Chair: Alvaro Riascos, Universidad de los Andes |
Session type: contributed |
1. The Welfare Effects of Vertical Integration in Multichannel Television Markets |
By Gregory Crawford; University of Zurich Robin Lee; Harvard University Michael Whinston; MIT and NBER Ali Yurukoglu; Stanford University |
presented by: Robin Lee, Harvard University |
2. Cross-ownership, R&D Spillovers and Antitrust Policy |
By Ángel López; Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona Xavier Vives; IESE Business School |
presented by: Ángel López, Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona |
3. Pro-competitive Rationing in Multi-unit Auctions |
By Pär Holmberg; Research Institute of Industrial Economics (IFN) |
presented by: Pär Holmberg, Research Institute of Industrial Economics (IFN) |
Session ID 101: Mediation August 17, 2015 14:15 to 16:15 520E |
Session Chair: Johannes Schneider, University of Mannheim |
Session type: contributed |
1. Mediated Audits |
By Martin Pollrich; Humboldt Universität zu Berlin |
presented by: Martin Pollrich, Humboldt Universität zu Berlin |
2. Endogenous Choice of a Mediator: Inefficiency of Bargaining |
By Jin Yeub Kim; University of Nebraska Lincoln |
presented by: Jin Yeub Kim, University of Nebraska Lincoln |
3. Managing a Conflict: Mediation, Litigation and Informational Punishment |
By Benjamin Balzer; University of Mannheim Johannes Schneider; University of Mannheim |
presented by: Johannes Schneider, University of Mannheim |
4. Cheap Talk through Parallel Channels |
By Martin Pollrich; Humboldt Universität zu Berlin Ruzica Rakic; Humboldt University |
presented by: Ruzica Rakic, Humboldt University |
Session ID 108: Dynamic Contracting August 17, 2015 14:15 to 16:15 520F |
Session Chair: Thomas Schacherer, Humboldt University Berlin |
Session type: contributed |
1. Discriminatory Information Disclosure |
By Hao Li; UBC Xianwen Shi; University of Toronto |
presented by: Xianwen Shi, University of Toronto |
2. Pricing Heterogeneous Goods Under Ex Post Private Information |
By Holger Herbst; University of Bonn |
presented by: Holger Herbst, University of Bonn |
3. Optimal Two-stage Procurement With Private R&D Efficiency |
By Bin Liu; National University of Singapore Jingfeng Lu; National University of Singapore |
presented by: Bin Liu, National University of Singapore |
4. Deterministic Versus Stochastic Contracts in a Dynamic Principal-agent Model |
By Thomas Schacherer; Humboldt University Berlin |
presented by: Thomas Schacherer, Humboldt University Berlin |
Session ID 115: Asset Pricing Models August 17, 2015 14:15 to 16:15 St-Antoine B Westin |
Session Chair: Aloisio Araujo, IMPA and FGV |
Session type: contributed |
1. Asset Pricing and the One Percent |
By Alexis Akira Toda; University of California San Diego Kieran Walsh; University of Virginia Darden School of Business |
presented by: Kieran Walsh, University of Virginia Darden School of Business |
2. Unique Durable Assets |
By Stefano Lovo; HEC, Paris Christophe Spaenjers; HEC Paris |
presented by: Christophe Spaenjers, HEC Paris |
3. Asset Pricing in OLG Economies With Borrowing Constraints and Idiosyncratic Income Risk |
By Daniel Harenberg; ETH Zurich |
presented by: Daniel Harenberg, ETH Zurich |
4. Efficient Complete Markets are the Rule Rather Than the Exception |
By Aloisio Araujo; IMPA and FGV Alain Chateauneuf; PSE - Université de Paris 1 Jose Heleno Faro; Insper |
presented by: Aloisio Araujo, IMPA and FGV |
Session ID 124: Emprical Models of Human Capital and the Labor Market August 17, 2015 14:15 to 16:15 517C |
Session Chair: Hiromi Hara, Japan Women's University |
Session type: contributed |
1. A Dynamic Model of Health, Education, and Wealth With Credit Constraints and Rational Addiction |
By Rong Hai; University of Chicago James Heckman; University of Chicago |
presented by: Rong Hai, University of Chicago |
2. College Loans and Post-schooling Skill Accumulation |
By Chao Fu; University of Wisconsin - Madison Atsuko Tanaka; University of Calgary |
presented by: Atsuko Tanaka, University of Calgary |
3. Labor Market Institutions, Employment, and Wage Dynamics |
By Zhen Huo; University of Minnesota Elena Pastorino; University of Minnesota Melissa Tartari; The University of Chicago |
presented by: Elena Pastorino, University of Minnesota |
4. The Effects of Minimum Wage on Training |
By Hiromi Hara; Japan Women's University |
presented by: Hiromi Hara, Japan Women's University |
Session ID 380: Development Through Particular Industries August 17, 2015 14:15 to 16:15 Mc Gill Westin |
Session Chair: Alexander Karaivanov, Simon Fraser University |
Session type: contributed |
1. Persistent Impacts of Temporary Demand Shocks: How U.S. Servicemen Shaped Thailand's Sex Industry |
By Abel Brodeur; Paris School of Economics Yanos Zylberberg; University of Bristol Warn Lekfuangfu; University College London |
presented by: Abel Brodeur, Paris School of Economics |
2. Winning the Oil Lottery: The Impact of Natural Resource Extraction on Growth |
By Tiago Cavalcanti; University of Cambridge Daniel Da Mata; IPEA Frederik Toscani; International Monetary Fund |
presented by: Frederik Toscani, International Monetary Fund |
3. Involuntary Entrepreneurship: Evidence From Thai Urban Data |
By Alexander Karaivanov; Simon Fraser University Tenzin Yindok; Simon Fraser University |
presented by: Tenzin Yindok, Simon Fraser University |
4. Bogus Joint Liability Groups in Microfinance: Theory and Evidence From China |
By Alexander Karaivanov; Simon Fraser University Xiaochuan Xing; Tsinghua University Yi Xue; China University of International Business and Trade |
presented by: Alexander Karaivanov, Simon Fraser University |
Session ID 128: History and Development August 17, 2015 14:15 to 16:15 Viger Westin |
Session Chair: Markus Ludwig, University of Basel |
Session type: contributed |
1. On the Macroscopic Origins and Consequences of Economic Inequality: An Evolutionary Perspective |
By Fabrizio Germano; Universitat Pompeu Fabra Lloyd Demetrius; Max Planck Institute, Berlin |
presented by: Fabrizio Germano, Universitat Pompeu Fabra |
2. 150 Years of Worldwide Regional Income DIfferences |
By Areendam Chanda; Louisiana State University |
presented by: Areendam Chanda, Louisiana State University |
3. Culture and the Formation of Gender-specific Skills in an Agrarian Society |
By Niels Kemper; University of Mannheim |
presented by: Niels Kemper, University of Mannheim |
4. Historical Traumas and the Roots of Political Distrust: Political Inference From the Great Chinese Famine |
By David Yang; Stanford University |
presented by: David Yang, Stanford University |
Session ID 132: Empirical Framework for Analyzing Competition August 17, 2015 14:15 to 16:15 Palais Westin |
Session Chair: Kate Smith, Institute for Fiscal Studies |
Session type: contributed |
1. Innovation, Deregulation, and the Life Cycle of a Financial Service Industry |
By Fumiko Hayashi; Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City Bin Grace Li; International Monetary Fund Zhu Wang; Federal Reserve Bank of Richmond |
presented by: Bin Grace Li, International Monetary Fund |
2. Identification and Estimation of Industry Competition Via Ownership Change |
By Christian Michel; Universitat Pompeu Fabra Barcelona GSE |
presented by: Christian Michel, Universitat Pompeu Fabra Barcelona GSE |
3. Measuring Substitution Patterns With Differentiation Products |
By Amit Gandhi; University of Wisconsin Madison |
presented by: Amit Gandhi, University of Wisconsin Madison |
4. Store Brands and the Role of Advertising |
By Rachel Griffith; IFS and University of Manchester Michal Krol; The University of Manchester Kate Smith; Institute for Fiscal Studies |
presented by: Kate Smith, Institute for Fiscal Studies |
Session ID 395: New Empirical Measures of Tail Risks August 17, 2015 14:15 to 16:15 524C |
Session Chair: Roberto Reno, University of Siena |
Session type: contributed |
1. Economically Implied Tail Risk From Equity Returns |
By Caio Almeida; FGV-EPGE Kym Ardison; Fundação Getulio Vargas rene garcia; EDHEC Osmani Guillen; BCB Jose Valentim; BCB |
presented by: Kym Ardison, Fundação Getulio Vargas |
2. Fear Trading |
By Paul Schneider; University of Lugano and Swiss Finance I Fabio Trojani; University of Lugano |
presented by: Paul Schneider, University of Lugano and Swiss Finance I |
3. Exploring Return Dynamics Via Corridor Implied Volatility |
By Torben Andersen; Northwestern University Kellogg School of Management Oleg Bondarenko; University of Illinois Chicago Maria Gonzalez-Perez; CUNEF |
presented by: Torben Andersen, Northwestern University Kellogg School of Management |
4. Multi-jumps |
By Massimiliano Caporin; University of Padova Aleksey Kolokolov; University of Lund Roberto Reno; University of Siena |
presented by: Roberto Reno, University of Siena |
Session ID 402: Securitization August 17, 2015 14:15 to 16:15 525A |
Session Chair: Henrique Basso, Bank of Spain |
Session type: contributed |
1. Securitization, Leverage, Tranching and International Capital Flows |
By Gregory Phelan; Williams College Alexis Akira Toda; University of California San Diego |
presented by: Gregory Phelan, Williams College |
2. Securitization and Lending Competition |
By David Frankel; Iowa State University Yu Jin; Shanghai Univ. of Finance and Economics |
presented by: David Frankel, Iowa State University |
3. A Back-up Quarterback View of Mezzanine Finance |
By Erwan Quintin; University of Wisconsin Madison Antonio Mello; University of Wisconsin - Madison |
presented by: Erwan Quintin, University of Wisconsin Madison |
4. Securitization and Asset Prices |
By Yunus Aksoy; Birkbeck Henrique Basso; Bank of Spain |
presented by: Henrique Basso, Bank of Spain |
Session ID 154: Mechanism Design August 17, 2015 14:15 to 16:15 521A |
Session Chair: Benjamin Roth, Massachusetts Institute of Technology |
Session type: contributed |
1. Contracts With Framing |
By Yuval Salant; Northwestern University Ron Siegel; Northwestern University |
presented by: Yuval Salant, Northwestern University |
2. Efficient Bilateral Trade |
By Rodney Garratt; Federal Reserve Bank of New York Marek Pycia; University of California Los Angeles |
presented by: Marek Pycia, University of California Los Angeles |
3. How to Share it Out: The Value of Information in Teams |
By Alex Gershkov; Hebrew University of Jerusalem Jianpei Li; University of International Business and Economics Paul Schweinzer; University of Klagenfurt |
presented by: Paul Schweinzer, University of Klagenfurt |
4. A Model of Mechanism Design in the Presence of a Pre-Existing Game |
By Benjamin Roth; Massachusetts Institute of Technology Ran Shorrer; Harvard University |
presented by: Benjamin Roth, Massachusetts Institute of Technology |
Session ID 159: Developments in Regression Discontinuity and Threshold Models August 17, 2015 14:15 to 16:15 518A |
Session Chair: Otavio Bartalotti, Iowa State University |
Session type: contributed |
1. Nonparametric Threshold Regression: Estimation and Inference |
By Daniel Henderson; University of Alabama Christopher Parmeter; University of Miami Liangjun Su; Singapore Management University |
presented by: Christopher Parmeter, University of Miami |
2. Identifying Multiple Marginal Effects With a Single Binary Instrument or by Regression Discontinuity |
By Carolina Caetano; University of Rochester Juan Carlos Escanciano; Indiana University |
presented by: Carolina Caetano, University of Rochester |
3. Local Polynomial Order in Regression Discontinuity Designs |
By David Card; University of California, Berkeley David Lee; Princeton University Zhuan Pei; Brandeis University Andrea Weber; University of Mannheim |
presented by: Zhuan Pei, Brandeis University |
4. Regression Discontinuity Designs With Clustered Sampling: Estimation, Inference and Bandwidth Selection |
By Otavio Bartalotti; Iowa State University Quentin Brummet; U.S. Census Bureau |
presented by: Otavio Bartalotti, Iowa State University |
Session ID 419: Liquidity Traps August 17, 2015 14:15 to 16:15 525B |
Session Chair: Taisuke Nakata, Federal Reserve Board |
Session type: contributed |
1. Liquidity Traps, Debt Relief and Macroprudential Policy: A Mechanism Design Approach |
By Keshav Dogra; Columbia University |
presented by: Keshav Dogra, Columbia University |
2. Liquidity Traps and Capital Flows |
By Sushant Acharya; Federal Reserve Bank of New York Julien Bengui; Université de Montréal |
presented by: Julien Bengui, Université de Montréal |
3. Central Bank Balance Sheet, Liquidity Trap and Quantitative Easing |
By Tiago Berriel; Pontifico Catholic University Rio artthur mendes; PUC-Rio |
presented by: Tiago Berriel, Pontifico Catholic University Rio |
4. Reputation and Liquidity Traps |
By Taisuke Nakata; Federal Reserve Board |
presented by: Taisuke Nakata, Federal Reserve Board |
Session ID 165: Labor Market Dynamics August 17, 2015 14:15 to 16:15 518B |
Session Chair: Raul Santaeulalia, Washington University St. Louis |
Session type: contributed |
1. Who Works for Whom? Worker Sorting in a Model of Entrepreneurship With Heterogeneous Labor Markets |
By Emin Dinlersoz; U.S. Census Bureau Henry Hyatt; US Census Bureau Hubert Janicki; U.S. Census Bureau |
presented by: Hubert Janicki, U.S. Census Bureau |
2. Self-employment Dynamics and the Returns to Entrepreneurship |
By Eleanor Dillon; Arizona State University Christopher Stanton; London School of Economics |
presented by: Eleanor Dillon, Arizona State University |
3. Slow to Hire, Quick to Fire: Employment Dynamics With Asymmetric Responses to News |
By Matthias Kehrig; University of Texas Austin Cosmin Ilut; Duke University Martin Schneider; Stanford University |
presented by: Matthias Kehrig, University of Texas Austin |
4. The Shape of the Aggregate Production Function Over the Business Cycle and Its Implications for the Labor Market |
By Dongya Koh; University of Arkansas Raul Santaeulalia; Washington University St. Louis |
presented by: Raul Santaeulalia, Washington University St. Louis |
Session ID 176: Heuristics and Decisions August 17, 2015 14:15 to 16:15 448 |
Session Chair: Ryan Oprea, University of California Santa Barbara |
Session type: contributed |
1. Do Wealth Dynamics Eliminate Bad Beliefs? An Experimental Test of the Market Selection Hypothesis |
By Ryan Oprea; University of California Santa Barbara |
presented by: Ryan Oprea, University of California Santa Barbara |
2. Rational and Heuristic-driven Trading Panics in an Experimental Asset Market |
By Chad Kendall; University of Southern California Marshall School of Business |
presented by: Chad Kendall, University of Southern California Marsha |
3. Brain Food Isn’t Health Food (in the Field): Limited Self-control and Food Choices Under Varying Workloads |
By Jaimie Lien; Chinese University of Hong Kong and Tsinghua University Jie Zheng; Tsinghua University |
presented by: Jie Zheng, Tsinghua University |
Session ID 434: Challenges in Market Design August 17, 2015 14:15 to 16:15 521C |
Session Chair: Chia-Ling Hsu, University of Illinois |
Session type: contributed |
1. Multi-period Matching |
By Sangram Kadam; Harvard University Maciej Kotowski; Harvard University |
presented by: Maciej Kotowski, Harvard University |
2. Dynamic Matching Markets and the Deferred Acceptance Mechanism |
By John Kennes; Aarhus University Daniel Monte; Sao Paulo School of Economics FGB Norovsambuu Tumennasan; Aarhus University |
presented by: Daniel Monte, Sao Paulo School of Economics FGB |
3. Pareto Optimal, Strategy Proof, and Non-bossy Matching Mechanisms |
By Sophie Bade; University of London Royal Holloway College |
presented by: Sophie Bade, University of London Royal Holloway College |
Session ID 437: Financial Frictions: Theory and Evidence August 17, 2015 14:15 to 16:15 521A |
Session Chair: Huiyu Li, Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco |
Session type: contributed |
1. Bankruptcy Choice With Endogenous Financial Constraints |
By Cesar Tamayo; Rutgers University and Inter-American Development Bank |
presented by: Cesar Tamayo, Rutgers University and Inter-American Development Bank |
2. Financial Transaction Taxes and the Informational Efficiency of Financial Markets: A Structural Estimation |
By Marco Cipriani; Federal Reserve Bank of New York Antonio Guarino; UCL Andreas Uthemann; London School of Economics |
presented by: Andreas Uthemann, London School of Economics |
3. Leverage and Productivity |
By Huiyu Li; Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco |
presented by: Huiyu Li, Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco |
Session ID 443: Communication August 17, 2015 14:15 to 16:15 522A |
Session Chair: Zhouzheng Li, Ohio State University |
Session type: contributed |
1. Persuasion of a Privately Informed Receiver |
By Anton Kolotilin; University of New South Wales Ming Li; Concordia University Tymofiy Mylovanov; University of Pittsburgh Andriy Zapechelnyuk; Queen Mary, University of London |
presented by: Anton Kolotilin, University of New South Wales |
2. Optimal Signals in Bayesian Persuasion Mechanisms |
By Maxim Ivanov; McMaster University |
presented by: Maxim Ivanov, McMaster University |
3. Broad Terms and Organizational Codes |
By Joel Sobel; University of California San Diego |
presented by: Joel Sobel, University of California San Diego |
4. Competitive Cheap Talk |
By Zhuozheng Li; The Ohio State University Heikki Rantakari; University of Southern California Huanxing Yang; Ohio State University |
presented by: Zhouzheng Li, Ohio State University |
Session ID 457: Financial Frictions and Default August 17, 2015 14:15 to 16:15 523B |
Session Chair: Jack Favilukis, University of British Columbia |
Session type: contributed |
1. Labor and Capital Dynamics Under Financing Frictions |
By Ryan Michaels; University of Rochester Trenton Page; University of Houston Toni Whited; University of Rochester |
presented by: Ryan Michaels, University of Rochester |
2. Small Growth and Distress Returns: Two Sides of the Same Coin? |
By Harjoat Bhamra; Imperial College Business School Kyung Shim; University of New South Wales |
presented by: Kyung Shim, University of New South Wales |
3. Dynamic Dependence and Diversification in Corporate Credit |
By Peter Christoffersen; University of Toronto Kris Jacobs; University of Houston Xisong Jin; University of Luxembourg Hugues Langlois; HEC Paris |
presented by: Hugues Langlois, HEC Paris |
4. The Elephant in the Room: The Impact of Labor Obligations on Credit Risk |
By Jack Favilukis; University of British Columbia Xiaoji Lin; Ohio State University Xiaofei Zhao; University of Texas at Dallas |
presented by: Jack Favilukis, University of British Columbia |
Session ID 204: OTC Markets August 17, 2015 14:15 to 16:15 522C |
Session Chair: Anton Tsoy, Massachusetts Institute of Technology |
Session type: contributed |
1. Endogenous Market Making and Network Formation |
By Briana Chang; University of Wisconsin Madison Shengxing Zhang; London School of Economics |
presented by: Briana Chang, University of Wisconsin Madison |
2. Financial Intermediation Chain in a Search Market |
By Ji Shen; London School of Economics Bin Wei; Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta Hongjun Yan; Yale University School of Management |
presented by: Hongjun Yan, Yale University School of Management |
3. Efficient Contracting in Network Financial Markets |
By Darrell Duffie; Stanford University Chaojun Wang; Stanford University |
presented by: Chaojun Wang, Stanford University |
4. Trade Delay, Liquidity and Asset Prices in Over-the-counter Markets |
By Anton Tsoy; Massachusetts Institute of Technology |
presented by: Anton Tsoy, Massachusetts Institute of Technology |
Session ID 209: Competition and Markets August 17, 2015 14:15 to 16:15 Beaver Hall Westin |
Session Chair: Thomas Holmes, University of Minnesota |
Session type: contributed |
1. Competitive Price Discrimination in a Spatially Differentiated Intermediate Goods Market |
By Walter Beckert; Birkbeck College, University of London Howard Smith; Oxford University Yuya Takahashi; Johns Hopkins University |
presented by: Yuya Takahashi, Johns Hopkins University |
2. Mergers Facilitate Tacit Collusion: An Empirical Investigation of the Miller/Coors Joint Venture |
By Matthew Weinberg; Drexel University Nathan Miller; Georgetown University |
presented by: Matthew Weinberg, Drexel University |
3. Patent Collateral, Investor Commitment and the Market for Venture Lending |
By Yael Hochberg; MIT Sloan School of Management Carlos Serrano; Pompeu Fabra University Rosemarie Ziedonis; University of Oregon |
presented by: Carlos Serrano, Pompeu Fabra University |
4. Competition for Land in a Market for Control |
By Thomas Holmes; University of Minnesota Boyoung Seo; University of Minnesota Matthew Shapiro; University of Minnesota |
presented by: Thomas Holmes, University of Minnesota |
Session ID 226: Earnings and Income Processes August 17, 2015 14:15 to 16:15 518C |
Session Chair: Dmytro Hryshko, University of Alberta |
Session type: contributed |
1. Heterogeneous Income Profiles Model With Fixed Effects: Incorporating Health Shocks as an Application |
By Nayoung Lee; Chinese University of Hong Kong Hyungsik Roger Moon; University of Southern California |
presented by: Nayoung Lee, Chinese University of Hong Kong |
2. What Do Data on Millions of U.S. Workers Reveal About Life-cycle Earnings Risk? |
By Fatih Guvenen; University of Minnesota Fatih Karahan; Federal Reserve Bank of New York Serdar Ozkan; Federal Reserve Board Jae Song; Social Security Administration |
presented by: Fatih Karahan, Federal Reserve Bank of New York |
3. Family, Community and Long-term Earnings Inequality |
By Paul Bingley; Danish National Centre for Social Research SFI Lorenzo Cappellari; Università Cattolica Konstantinos Tatsiramos; University of Nottingham |
presented by: Paul Bingley, Danish National Centre for Social Research SFI |
4. Reconciling Estimates of Earnings Processes in Growth Rates and Levels |
By Moira Daly; Copenhagen Business School Dmytro Hryshko; University of Alberta Iourii Manovskii; University of Pennsylvania |
presented by: Dmytro Hryshko, University of Alberta |
Session ID 238: Econometric Models Using High-Dimensional Data August 17, 2015 14:15 to 16:15 519A |
Session Chair: Mehmet Caner, North Carolina State University |
Session type: contributed |
1. Dynamic Panel Forecasting: Decision Theoretic Approach |
By Yu Liu; University of Pennsylvania Hyungsik Roger Moon; University of Southern California Frank Schorfheide; University of Pennsylvania |
presented by: Hyungsik Roger Moon, University of Southern California |
2. Program Evaluation With High-dimensional Data |
By Alexandre Belloni; Duke University Victor Chernozhukov; MIT Ivan Fernandez-Val; Boston University Christian Hansen; University of Chicago |
presented by: Ivan Fernandez-Val, Boston University |
3. Functional Linear Regression With Functional Responses |
By David Benatia; University of Montreal Marine Carrasco; University of Montreal Jean-Pierre FLORENS; Toulouse School of Economics |
presented by: Marine Carrasco, University of Montreal |
4. Partial Identification and Many Moment Inequalities: A Shrinkage Approach |
By Federico Bugni; Duke University Mehmet Caner; North Carolina State University Anders Kock; Aarhus University Soumen Lahiri; Texas A & M University |
presented by: Mehmet Caner, North Carolina State University |
Session ID 249: Granger Causality and Impulse Responses August 17, 2015 14:15 to 16:15 519B |
Session Chair: Jean-Marie Dufour, McGill University |
Session type: contributed |
1. Measuring Nonlinear Granger Causality in Mean |
By Abderrahim Taamouti; Durham University Business School Xiaojun Song; Peking University |
presented by: Abderrahim Taamouti, Durham University Business School |
2. Causality and Markovianity: Information Theoretic Measures |
By Daniela Scidá; Brown University Eric Renault; Brown University |
presented by: Daniela Scidá, Brown University |
3. Generalized Tests of Causality Between Two Vector Autoregressive Series |
By Chafik Bouhaddioui; United Arab Emirates University Jean-Marie Dufour; McGill University |
presented by: Chafik Bouhaddioui, United Arab Emirates University |
4. Short and Long Run Second-order Causality: Theory, Measures and Inference |
By Jean-Marie Dufour; McGill University Hui Jun Zhang; McGill University |
presented by: Jean-Marie Dufour, McGill University |
Session ID 267: Human Capital and Macro Outcomes August 18, 2015 11:15 to 12:45 518C |
Session Chair: Jun Nie, Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City |
Session type: contributed |
1. Parental Time Investment and Human Capital Formation: A Quantitative Analysis of Intergenerational Mobility |
By Minchul Yum; University of Mannheim |
presented by: Minchul Yum, University of Mannheim |
2. Low Fertility, Rapid Aging and the Long-term Growth in China: Is the Quantity-quality Tradeoff Still Important? |
By Minchung Hsu; National Graduate Institute for Policy Studies Pei-Ju Liao; Institute of Economics, Academia Sinica |
presented by: Minchung Hsu, National Graduate Institute for Policy Studies |
3. Human Capital Dynamics and the U.S. Labor Market |
By Lei Fang; Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta Jun Nie; Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City |
presented by: Jun Nie, Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City |
Session ID 13: Cointegration and Comovements August 18, 2015 11:15 to 12:45 520B |
Session Chair: Martin Wagner, Technical University Dortmund |
Session type: contributed |
1. Quasi-likelihood Ratio Tests for Cointegration, Cobreaking and Cotrending |
By Josep Carrion-i-Silvestre; University of Barcelona Dukpa Kim; Korea University |
presented by: Josep Carrion-i-Silvestre, University of Barcelona |
2. Measuring the Connectedness of the Global Economy |
By Matthew Greenwood-Nimmo; University of Melbourne Viet Nguyen; University of Melbourne Yonghceol Shin; university of york |
presented by: Matthew Greenwood-Nimmo, University of Melbourne |
3. An Integrated Modified OLS RESET Test for Cointegrating Regressions |
By Tim Vogelsang; Michigan State U. Martin Wagner; Technische Universität Dortmund |
presented by: Martin Wagner, Technical University Dortmund |
Session ID 271: Repeated Games August 18, 2015 11:15 to 12:45 Ste-Helene Westin |
Session Chair: Juan Escobar, University of Chile |
Session type: contributed |
1. Repeated Games With General Time Preferences |
By Ichiro Obara; University of California Los Angeles Jaeok Park; Yonsei University |
presented by: Ichiro Obara, University of California Los Angeles |
2. Repeated Games With Recursive Utility: Cournot Duopoly Under Gain/Loss Asymmetry |
By Tadashi Sekiguchi; Kyoto University Katsutoshi Wakai; Kyoto University |
presented by: Tadashi Sekiguchi, Kyoto University |
3. Cooperation Dynamics |
By Juan Escobar; University of Chile |
presented by: Juan Escobar, University of Chile |
Session ID 19: Behavioral Models August 18, 2015 11:15 to 12:45 Le Moyne Westin |
Session Chair: Daisuke Nakajima, Otaru University of Commerce |
Session type: contributed |
1. Cue-triggered Recidivism: Experimenting With a Restless Bandit |
By Subir Bose; University of Leicester Miltiadis Makris; University of Southampton |
presented by: Miltiadis Makris, University of Southampton |
2. Rational Inattention Dynamics: Inertia and Delay in Decision-making |
By Jakub Steiner; CERGE-EI Colin Stewart; University of Toronto Filip Matejka; CERGE-EI |
presented by: Jakub Steiner, CERGE-EI |
3. Revealed Willpower |
By Daisuke Nakajima; Otaru University of Commerce Emre Ozdenoren; London Business School |
presented by: Daisuke Nakajima, Otaru University of Commerce |
Session ID 279: Financial Constraints and the Macroeconomy August 18, 2015 11:15 to 12:45 519A |
Session Chair: Francesca Zucchi, Swiss Finance Institute |
Session type: contributed |
1. Banking and Shadow Banking |
By Ji Huang; Princeton University |
presented by: Ji Huang, Princeton University |
2. Financial Intermediation and Capital Reallocation |
By Hengjie Ai; University of Minnesota Kai Li; HKUST Fang Yang; Louisiana State University |
presented by: Fang Yang, Louisiana State University |
3. Internal-external Liquidity Feedbacks |
By Francesca Zucchi; Swiss Finance Institute |
presented by: Francesca Zucchi, Swiss Finance Institute |
Session ID 31: Models of Consumer Demand in Health Care August 18, 2015 11:15 to 12:45 523B |
Session Chair: Daniel Miller, Clemson University |
Session type: contributed |
1. Advertising Competition and Risk Selection in Health Insurance Markets: Evidence From Medicare Advantage |
By Naoki Aizawa; University of Minnesota You Suk Kim; Federal Reserve Board |
presented by: Naoki Aizawa, University of Minnesota |
2. Patient Medication Adherence and Physician Agency Problems |
By Daniel Sacks; Indiana University Kelley School of Business |
presented by: Daniel Sacks, Indiana University Kelley School of Business |
3. Risk Adjustment and Low Income Subsidy Distortions in Medicare Part D |
By Daniel Miller; Clemson University |
presented by: Daniel Miller, Clemson University |
Session ID 37: Empirical Analysis of Auctions August 18, 2015 11:15 to 12:45 524A |
Session Chair: Tanjim Hossain, University of Toronto |
Session type: contributed |
1. Hui: A Case Study of a Sequential Double Auction of Capital |
By Harry Paarsch; University of Melbourne Timothy Hubbard; Colby College Will Wright; University of Melbourne |
presented by: Harry Paarsch, University of Melbourne |
2. Empirical Relevance of Ambiguity in First Price Auction Models |
By Dong-Hyuk Kim; Vanderbilt University |
presented by: Dong-Hyuk Kim, Vanderbilt University |
3. Auctioneers as Emcees: Evidence From Chittagong Tea Auctions |
By Tanjim Hossain; University of Toronto Fahad Khalil; University of Washington Matthew Shum; Caltech |
presented by: Tanjim Hossain, University of Toronto |
Session ID 300: Estimation of Macroeconomic Models August 18, 2015 11:15 to 12:45 521C |
Session Chair: A. Ronald Gallant, Pennsylvania State University |
Session type: contributed |
1. Testing for Identification in Structural Vector Autoregressions With GARCH Residuals |
By Helmut Lütkepohl; DIW Berlin George Milunovich; Macquarie University |
presented by: Helmut Lütkepohl, DIW Berlin |
2. Identification and Estimation of Non-Gaussian Structural Vector Autoregressions |
By Markku Lanne; University of Helsinki Mika Meitz; University of Helsinki Pentti Saikkonen; University of Helsinki |
presented by: Markku Lanne, University of Helsinki |
3. Bayesian Estimation of State Space Models Using Moment Conditions |
By A. Ronald Gallant; Pennsylvania State University Raffaella Giacomini; UCL Giuseppe Ragusa; LUISS |
presented by: A. Ronald Gallant, Pennsylvania State University |
Session ID 46: Communication and Persuasion August 18, 2015 11:15 to 12:45 St-Paul Westin |
Session Chair: James Schummer, Northwestern University |
Session type: contributed |
1. A Fraudulent Expert and Short-lived Customers |
By Selcuk Ozyurt; Sabanci University |
presented by: Selcuk Ozyurt, Sabanci University |
2. Communication in Multi-player Persuasion |
By Jiemai Wu; Washington University St. Louis |
presented by: Jiemai Wu, Washington University St. Louis |
3. Influencing Waiting Lists |
By James Schummer; Northwestern University |
presented by: James Schummer, Northwestern University |
Session ID 310: Empirical Studies in Political Economy August 18, 2015 11:15 to 12:45 Mc Gill Westin |
Session Chair: Xiao Yu Wang, Duke University |
Session type: contributed |
1. Incumbents' Past Performance and Political Polarization: Theory and Evidence |
By Marina Dodlova; German Institute of Global and Area Studies (GIGA), CESifo, University Paris Ouest Nanterre Galina Zudenkova; University of Mannheim |
presented by: Marina Dodlova, German Institute of Global and Area Studies (GIGA), CESifo, University Paris Ouest Nanterre |
2. The One Child Policy and Promotion of Mayors in China |
By Juan Carlos Suarez Serrato; Duke University Xiao Yu Wang; Duke University Shuang Zhang; UC Boulder, Economics |
presented by: Xiao Yu Wang, Duke University |
Session ID 58: Multinational Firms August 18, 2015 11:15 to 12:45 524B |
Session Chair: Amanda Jakobsson, Singapore Management University |
Session type: contributed |
1. The Organization of Knowledge in Multinational Firms |
By Anna Gumpert; Ludwig Maximilians Universitaet Muenchen |
presented by: Anna Gumpert, Ludwig Maximilians Universitaet Muenchen |
2. Knocking on Tax Haven's Door: Multinational Firms and Transfer Pricing |
By Julien Martin; Université du Québec à Montréal |
presented by: Julien Martin, Université du Québec à Montréal |
3. Export-learning and FDI with Heterogeneous Firms |
By Amanda Jakobsson; Singapore Management University |
presented by: Amanda Jakobsson, Singapore Management University |
Session ID 327: Communication, Learning and Coordination August 18, 2015 11:15 to 12:45 Ville-Marie A Westin |
Session Chair: Florian Ederer, Yale University |
Session type: contributed |
1. Poor Man's Rationality?: Imitation in Children and Adults |
By Jose Apesteguia; Universitat Pompeu Fabra Steffen Huck; WZB Berlin Jörg Oechssler; University of Heidelberg Elke Weidenholzer; University of Vienna Simon Weidenholzer; University of Essex |
presented by: Elke Weidenholzer, University of Vienna |
2. Motivated Self-deception, Identity and Unethical Behavior |
By Uri Gneezy; University of California San Diego Silvia Saccardo; University of California San Diego Marta Serra-Garcia; University of California San Diego Roel van Veldhuizen; WZB Berlin |
presented by: Marta Serra-Garcia, University of California San Diego |
3. Promises and Expectations |
By Florian Ederer; Yale University Alexander Stremitzer; University of California, Los Angeles |
presented by: Florian Ederer, Yale University |
Session ID 328: Morale and Effort August 18, 2015 11:15 to 12:45 Ville-Marie B Westin |
Session Chair: Lingbo Huang, University of Nottingham |
Session type: contributed |
1. A Theory of Experience Effects |
By Ulrike Malmendier; UC Berkeley Demian Pouzo; University of California Berkeley Victoria Vanasco; Stanford University |
presented by: Demian Pouzo, University of California Berkeley |
2. Is Competition Fair?: An Experimental Study |
By Bjoern Bartling; University of Zurich Manuel Grieder; University of Lausanne Christian Zehnder; University of Lausanne |
presented by: Bjoern Bartling, University of Zurich |
3. Combining “Real Effort” With Induced Effort Costs: The Ball-catching Task |
By Lingbo Huang; University of Nottingham Simon Gaechter; University of Nottingham Martin Sefton; University of Nottingham |
presented by: Lingbo Huang, University of Nottingham |
Session ID 335: Developments in Financial Time Series Econometrics August 18, 2015 11:15 to 12:45 522A |
Session Chair: Cindy Shin-Huei Wang, National Tsing Hua University and Catholique Universite de Louvain |
Session type: contributed |
1. Modeling Long Memory in Aggregate Squared GARCH (1,1) Process and Its Apllication to the Japanese and U.S. Stock Markets |
By Ken-ichi Kawai; Beppu University Koichi Maekawa; Hiroshima University of Economics |
presented by: Koichi Maekawa, Hiroshima University of Economics |
2. Dynamic Asset Correlations Based on Vines |
By Benjamin Poignard; Paris Dauphine University CREST |
presented by: Benjamin Poignard, Paris Dauphine University CREST |
3. New Solutions of the Imbalanced Regressions With Their Applications to Two Finance Puzzles |
By Cindy Shin-Huei Wang; National Tsing Hua University and Catholique Universite de Louvain |
presented by: Cindy Shin-Huei Wang, National Tsing Hua University and Catholique Universite de Louvain |
Session ID 83: Macroeconomic Uncertainty and Expectations August 18, 2015 11:15 to 12:45 518B |
Session Chair: Hector Calvo Pardo, University of Southampton |
Session type: contributed |
1. Following the Trend: Tracking GDP When Long-run Growth is Uncertain |
By Juan Antolin-Diaz; Fulcrum Asset Management Thomas Drechsel; LSE Ivan Petrella; University of London Birkbeck College |
presented by: Juan Antolin-Diaz, Fulcrum Asset Management |
2. Inflation Uncertainty, Disagreement and Monetary Policy: Evidence From the ECB Survey of Professional Forecasters |
By Matthias Hartmann; University of Heidelberg |
presented by: Matthias Hartmann, University of Heidelberg |
3. Subjective Return Expectations, Information and Stock Market Participation: Evidence from France |
By Hector Calvo Pardo; University of Southampton |
presented by: Hector Calvo Pardo, University of Southampton |
Session ID 370: Business Cycles and Labor Markets August 18, 2015 11:15 to 12:45 525A |
Session Chair: Yanos Zylberberg, University of Bristol |
Session type: contributed |
1. Weak Markets, Strong Teachers: Recessions at Career Start and Teacher Effectiveness |
By Markus Nagler; Ludwig Maximilian Universitat Munich Marc Piopiunik; Ifo Institute Martin West; Harvard University |
presented by: Markus Nagler, Ludwig Maximilian Universitat Munich |
2. Man-cessions, Fiscal Policy and the Gender Composition of Employment |
By Falko Juessen; University of Wuppertal Roland Winkler; TU Dortmund University Christian Bredemeier; University of Cologne |
presented by: Falko Juessen, University of Wuppertal |
3. Access to Jobs and Duration Dependence |
By Regis Barnichon; CREI Shigeru Fujita; Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia Yanos Zylberberg; University of Bristol |
presented by: Yanos Zylberberg, University of Bristol |
Session ID 122: Incentives, Production and Household Organization in Developing Countries August 18, 2015 11:15 to 12:45 524C |
Session Chair: Robert Garlick, Duke University |
Session type: contributed |
1. Norms of Allocation Within Nuclear and Extended-family Households |
By Harounan Kazianga; Oklahoma State University Zaki Wahhaj; University of Kent |
presented by: Harounan Kazianga, Oklahoma State University |
2. Evidence on the Relationship between Risk and Incentives |
By Luis Braido; Escola Brasileira De Economia E Finanças FGV |
presented by: Luis Braido, Escola Brasileira De Economia E Finanças FGV |
3. Heterogeneity and Aggregation: Testing for Effciency in Intra-household Allocation |
By Manuela Angelucci; University of Michigan Robert Garlick; Duke University |
presented by: Robert Garlick, Duke University |
Session ID 378: Coordination August 18, 2015 11:15 to 12:45 St-Antoine A Westin |
Session Chair: Marina Agranov, California Institute of Technology |
Session type: contributed |
1. Overcoming Coordination Failure in a Critical Mass Game: Strategic Motives and Action Disclosure |
By Aidas Masiliunas; Maastricht University |
presented by: Aidas Masiliunas, Maastricht University |
2. Mend Your Speech a Little: Authority, Communication and Incentives to Coordinate |
By Umberto Garfagnini; University of Surrey Piotr Evdokimov; ITAM Mexico |
presented by: Umberto Garfagnini, University of Surrey |
3. Collusion Through Communication in Auctions |
By Marina Agranov; California Institute of Technology Leeat Yariv; California Institute of Technology |
presented by: Marina Agranov, California Institute of Technology |
Session ID 141: Estimation of Education Models August 18, 2015 11:15 to 12:45 520C |
Session Chair: Yi Li, University of Wisconsin Madison |
Session type: contributed |
1. College Attrition and the Dynamics of Information Revelation |
By Peter Arcidiacono; Duke University Esteban Aucejo; London School of Economics Arnaud Maurel; Duke University Tyler Ransom; Duke University |
presented by: Tyler Ransom, Duke University |
2. Explaining the Evolution of Educational Attainment in the U.S. |
By Rui Castro; University of Montreal Daniele Coen-Pirani; University of Pittsburgh |
presented by: Rui Castro, University of Montreal |
3. Group Average Observables as Controls for Sorting on Unobservables when Estimating Group Treatment Effects: The Case of School and Neighborhood Effects |
By Joseph Altonji; Yale University Richard Mansfield; Cornell University |
presented by: Richard Mansfield, Cornell University |
Session ID 407: Resources August 18, 2015 11:15 to 12:45 St-Antoine B Westin |
Session Chair: Shota Fujishima, University of Tokyo |
Session type: contributed |
1. Tipping Points and Business-as-usual in a Global Carbon Commons |
By Rodrigo Harrison; Pontificia Universidad Católica de Chile Roger Lagunoff; Georgetown University |
presented by: Rodrigo Harrison, Pontificia Universidad Católica de Chile |
2. Resource Conservation Across Generations in a Ramsey-Chichilnisky Model |
By Geir Asheim; University of Oslo Ivar Ekeland; Université Paris-Dauphine |
presented by: Geir Asheim, University of Oslo |
3. Equilibrium Dynamics in a Model of Growth and Spatial Agglomeration |
By Shota Fujishima; University of Tokyo Daisuke Oyama; University of Tokyo |
presented by: Shota Fujishima, University of Tokyo |
Session ID 155: Information Aggregation in Markets and Elections August 18, 2015 11:15 to 12:45 447 |
Session Chair: Stephan Lauermann, University of Bonn |
Session type: contributed |
1. Manipulated Electorates and Information Aggregation |
By Mehmet Ekmekci; Boston College Stephan Lauermann; University of Bonn |
presented by: Stephan Lauermann, University of Bonn |
Session ID 414: Belief Dispersion August 18, 2015 11:15 to 12:45 519B |
Session Chair: Takashi Ui, Hitotsubashi University |
Session type: contributed |
1. Dispersed Beliefs and Aggregate Demand Management |
By Sushant Acharya; Federal Reserve Bank of New York |
presented by: Sushant Acharya, Federal Reserve Bank of New York |
2. Forecast Dispersion and Welfare: A Global Games Approach |
By Jin Yeub Kim; University of Nebraska Lincoln Myungkyu Shim; Shanghai University of Finance and Economics |
presented by: Myungkyu Shim, Shanghai University of Finance and Economics |
3. Optimal Disclosure of Public Information With Endogenous Acquisition of Private Information |
By Takashi Ui; Hitotsubashi University |
presented by: Takashi Ui, Hitotsubashi University |
Session ID 166: Housing Markets and Location Choice August 18, 2015 11:15 to 12:45 448 |
Session Chair: Lars Nesheim, University College London |
Session type: contributed |
1. The Sensitivity of Housing Demand to Financing Conditions: Evidence From a Survey |
By Andreas Fuster; Federal Reserve Bank of New York Basit Zafar; Federal Reserve Bank of New York |
presented by: Andreas Fuster, Federal Reserve Bank of New York |
2. A Selection Model of Hedonic House Values and Rents |
By Jonathan Halket; University of Essex Lars Nesheim; University College London Florian Oswald; UCL |
presented by: Lars Nesheim, University College London |
Session ID 422: Learning and Belief Formation August 18, 2015 11:15 to 12:45 520A |
Session Chair: Colin Caines, University of British Columbia |
Session type: contributed |
1. Learning Can Generate Long Memory |
By Guillaume Chevillon; ESSEC Business School Sophocles Mavroeidis; Oxford University |
presented by: Sophocles Mavroeidis, Oxford University |
2. Policy and Macro Signals as Inputs to Inflation Expectation Formation |
By Paul Hubert; SciencesPo Paris OFCE |
presented by: Paul Hubert, SciencesPo Paris OFCE |
3. Can Adaptive Learning Explain Boom-bust Cycles In Asset Prices? An Application to the US Housing Boom |
By Colin Caines; University of British Columbia |
presented by: Colin Caines, University of British Columbia |
Session ID 168: Models with Time-varying Parameters August 18, 2015 11:15 to 12:45 520D |
Session Chair: Ivan Petrella, University of London Birkbeck College |
Session type: contributed |
1. Vector Autoregressions With Parsimoniously Time Varying Parameters and an Application to Monetary Policy. |
By Laurent Callot; VU University Amsteram Johannes Kristensen; University of Southern Denmark and CREAT |
presented by: Laurent Callot, VU University Amsteram |
2. Modeling Financial Sector Joint Tail Risk in the Euro Area |
By Andre Lucas; VU University Amsterdam Bernd Schwaab; European Central Bank Xin Zhang; Sveriges Riksbank |
presented by: Xin Zhang, Sveriges Riksbank |
3. Adaptive Models and Heavy Tails |
By Davide Delle Monache; Bank of Italy Ivan Petrella; University of London Birkbeck College |
presented by: Ivan Petrella, University of London Birkbeck College |
Session ID 178: Dynamic Game Experiments August 18, 2015 11:15 to 12:45 Ramazey Westin |
Session Chair: Jasmina Arifovic, Simon Fraser University |
Session type: contributed |
1. Cooperative Institutions |
By Piotr Evdokimov; ITAM Mexico David Rahman; University of Minnesota |
presented by: Piotr Evdokimov, ITAM Mexico |
2. Dynamic Behavior and Player Types in Majoritarian Multi-battle Contests |
By Alan Gelder; Chapman University Dan Kovenock; Chapman University |
presented by: Alan Gelder, Chapman University |
3. An Experimental Study of the Adoption of a New Payment Method |
By Jasmina Arifovic; Simon Fraser University John Duffy; University of California Irvine Janet Hua Jiang; Bank of Canada |
presented by: Jasmina Arifovic, Simon Fraser University |
Session ID 183: Policy Experimentation August 18, 2015 11:15 to 12:45 Viger Westin |
Session Chair: Christopher Li, Northwestern University |
Session type: contributed |
1. Dynamic Agenda Setting |
By Ying Chen; Johns Hopkins University Hulya Eraslan; Rice University |
presented by: Ying Chen, Johns Hopkins University |
2. Machiavellian Experimentation |
By Yinxi Xie; Columbia University Yang Xie; University of California Berkeley |
presented by: Yang Xie, University of California Berkeley |
3. Laboratories of Democracy: Career Concerns and Policy Experimentation Under Decentralization |
By Chen Cheng; Northwestern university Christopher Li; Northwestern University |
presented by: Christopher Li, Northwestern University |
Session ID 439: Family and Labor Markets August 18, 2015 11:15 to 12:45 522B |
Session Chair: Daniel LaFave, Colby College |
Session type: contributed |
1. Commitment in the Household: Evidence From the Effect of Inheritances on the Labor Supply of Older Married Couples |
By David Blau; Ohio State University Ryan Goodstein; Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation |
presented by: David Blau, Ohio State University |
2. Marriage, Labor Supply, and Home Production |
By Marion Goussé; Université Laval Nicolas Jacquemet; Paris School of Economics Jean Marc Robin; Sciences Po |
presented by: Marion Goussé, Université Laval |
3. Mitigating the Consequences of a Health Condition: Family Insurance in the PSID |
By Michael Dalton; Bureau of Labor Statistics Daniel LaFave; Colby College |
presented by: Daniel LaFave, Colby College |
Session ID 189: Bayesian Econometrics August 18, 2015 11:15 to 12:45 520E |
Session Chair: Christiane Baumeister, University of Notre Dame |
Session type: contributed |
1. Particle MCMC and Sequential Monte Carlo Squared for DSGE Models |
By Edward Herbst; Federal Reserve Board Frank Schorfheide; University of Pennsylvania |
presented by: Edward Herbst, Federal Reserve Board |
2. Markov Interacting Importance Samplers |
By Eduardo Mendes; University of New South Wales Marcel Scharth; University of Sydney Robert Kohn; University of New South Wales |
presented by: Marcel Scharth, University of Sydney |
3. Sign Restrictions, Structural Vector Autoregressions and Useful Prior Information |
By Christiane Baumeister; Bank of Canada James Hamilton; University of California San Diego |
presented by: Christiane Baumeister, University of Notre Dame |
Session ID 203: Experimental Game Theory August 18, 2015 11:15 to 12:45 Palais Westin |
Session Chair: Joseph Tao-yi Wang, National Taiwan University |
Session type: contributed |
1. Vague Messages in Biased Information Transmission: Experiments and Theory |
By Daniel Wood; Clemson University |
presented by: Daniel Wood, Clemson University |
2. Transparency Versus Back Room Deals in Bargaining |
By Marina Agranov; California Institute of Technology Chloe Tergiman; University Of British Columbia |
presented by: Chloe Tergiman, University Of British Columbia |
3. Justice, What Money Can Buy: A Lab Experiment on Primary Social Goods and the Rawlsian Difference Principle |
By Joshua Chen-Yuan Teng; National Taipei University Joseph Tao-yi Wang; National Taiwan University C.C. Yang; Academia Sinica |
presented by: Joseph Tao-yi Wang, National Taiwan University |
Session ID 459: Econometric Analysis of Auctions August 18, 2015 11:15 to 12:45 522C |
Session Chair: Ming He, University of Washington |
Session type: contributed |
1. Integrated-quantile-based Estimation and Testing for First Price Auction Models |
By Yao Luo; University of Toronto Yuanyuan Wan; University of Toronto |
presented by: Yuanyuan Wan, University of Toronto |
2. Identifying Collusion in English Auctions |
By Vadim Marmer; University of British Columbia |
presented by: Vadim Marmer, University of British Columbia |
3. A Sensitivity Analysis in the Affiliated Private Value Auction Model With Incomplete Sets of Bids |
By Yanqin Fan; University of Washington Ming He; University of Washington Tong Li; Vanderbilt University |
presented by: Ming He, University of Washington |
Session ID 207: Political Economy - Endogenous Institutions and Policy August 18, 2015 11:15 to 12:45 Beaver Hall Westin |
Session Chair: Renee Bowen, Stanford University |
Session type: contributed |
1. Divided We Stand: The Economic Benefits of State Secession |
By Ajay Shenoy; University of California Santa Cruz |
presented by: Ajay Shenoy, University of California Santa Cruz |
2. Social Mobility and Stability of Democracy: Reevaluating de Tocqueville's Hypothesis |
By Daron Acemoglu; Massachusetts Institute of Technology Georgy Egorov; Northwestern University Konstantin Sonin; Higher School of Economics |
presented by: Georgy Egorov, Northwestern University |
3. Collective Choice in Dynamic Public Good Provision: Real Versus Formal Authority |
By Renee Bowen; Stanford University George Georgiadis; Boston University Nicolas Lambert; Stanford University |
presented by: Renee Bowen, Stanford University |
Session ID 468: Forecasting August 18, 2015 11:15 to 12:45 523A |
Session Chair: Olivia Wei Xie, University of Southern California Schaeffer Center for Health Policy and Economics |
Session type: contributed |
1. Scenario Response Distributions |
By caroline jardet; Banque de France Alain Monfort; CREST Fulvio Pegoraro; Banque de France |
presented by: Fulvio Pegoraro, Banque de France |
2. Trends in Distributional Characteristics: Existence of Global Warming |
By Maria Dolores Gadea; University of Zaragoza Jesus Gonzalo; Universidad Carlos III de Madrid |
presented by: Jesus Gonzalo, Universidad Carlos III de Madrid |
3. Forecasting Influenza Incidence Rates of US States |
By Olivia Wei Xie; University of Southern California Schaeffer Center for Health Policy and Economics |
presented by: Olivia Wei Xie, University of Southern California Schaeffer Center for Health Policy and Economics |
Session ID 220: Social Choice August 18, 2015 11:15 to 12:45 518A |
Session Chair: Antonio Nicolo, University of Manchester |
Session type: contributed |
1. Implementing Efficient Allocations in Bilateral Networks |
By Ruben Juarez; University of Hawaii |
presented by: Ruben Juarez, University of Hawaii |
2. Incentives, Fairness and Efficiency in Group Identification |
By Wonki Cho; University of Manchester Alejandro Saporiti; University of Manchester |
presented by: Alejandro Saporiti, University of Manchester |
3. Information Disclosure Under Strategy-proof Social Choice Rules |
By Salvador Barbera; Universitat Autonoma de Barcelona Antonio Nicolo; University of Manchester |
presented by: Antonio Nicolo, University of Manchester |
Session ID 223: Education August 18, 2015 11:15 to 12:45 520F |
Session Chair: Juanna Joensen, Stockholm School of Economics |
Session type: contributed |
1. Retaking in High Stakes Exams: Is Less More? |
By Kala Krishna; Pennsylvania State University Sergey Lychagin; Central European University Veronica Frisancho; Inter-American Development Bank (IDB) |
presented by: Kala Krishna, Pennsylvania State University |
2. Skills, Occupational Choice and Educational Attainment |
By Miriam Gensowski; University of Copenhagen Rémi Piatek; University of Copenhagen |
presented by: Miriam Gensowski, University of Copenhagen |
3. Peer Effects in Math and Science |
By Juanna Joensen; Stockholm School of Economics Helena Nielsen; Aarhus University |
presented by: Juanna Joensen, Stockholm School of Economics |
Session ID 244: Social Interaction Models August 18, 2015 11:15 to 12:45 521A |
Session Chair: Chao Yang, Ohio State University |
Session type: contributed |
1. GMM Identification and Estimation of Peer Effects in a System of Simultaneous Equations |
By Xiaodong Liu; University of Colorado Boulder |
presented by: Xiaodong Liu, University of Colorado Boulder |
2. Spatial Dynamic Panel Data Models With Interactive Fixed Effects |
By Wei Shi; Ohio State University Lung-fei Lee; Ohio State University |
presented by: Wei Shi, Ohio State University |
3. Social Interactions Under Incomplete Information With Multiple Equilibria |
By Chao Yang; Ohio State University |
presented by: Chao Yang, Ohio State University |
Session ID 253: Generalized Method of Moments August 18, 2015 11:15 to 12:45 521B |
Session Chair: Stephen Morris, Bowdoin College |
Session type: contributed |
1. Bootstrapping the GMM Overidentification Test Under First-order Underidentification |
By Prosper Dovonon; Concordia University Silvia Goncalves; Université de Montréal |
presented by: Prosper Dovonon, Concordia University |
2. Uniform Asymptotic Risk of Averaging GMM Estimator Robust to Misspecification |
By Xu Cheng; University of Pennsylvania zhipeng Liao; UCLA Ruoyao Shi; UCLA |
presented by: Xu Cheng, University of Pennsylvania |
3. Seemingly Unrelated Euler Equations |
By Stephen Morris; Bowdoin College |
presented by: Stephen Morris, Bowdoin College |
Session ID 371: Issues in Taxation 1 August 18, 2015 11:15 to 12:45 525B |
Session Chair: Carlos da Costa, Fundação Getulio Vargas |
Session type: contributed |
1. Income Inequality, Tax Policy and Economic Growth |
By Siddhartha Biswas; University of Chicago Indraneel Chakraborty; Southern Methodist University Rong Hai; University of Chicago |
presented by: Indraneel Chakraborty, Southern Methodist University |
2. Age-dependent Taxes With Endogenous Human Capital Formation |
By Carlos da Costa; Fundação Getulio Vargas Marcelo Santos; INSPER |
presented by: Carlos da Costa, Fundação Getulio Vargas |
Session ID 266: The Macroeconomics of Human Capital Investment August 18, 2015 14:15 to 16:15 Ste-Helene Westin |
Session Chair: Michelle Rendall, University of Zurich |
Session type: contributed |
1. Life in Shackles? The Quantitative Implications of Reforming the Educational Loan System |
By Ben Heijdra; University of Groningen Fabian Kindermann; University of Bonn Laurie Reijnders; University of Groningen |
presented by: Ben Heijdra, University of Groningen |
2. Teenage Childbearing and the Welfare State |
By Andra Filote; University of Konstanz Georgi Kocharkov; University of Konstanz Jan Mellert; University of Konstanz |
presented by: Georgi Kocharkov, University of Konstanz |
3. Math Matters: Education Choices and Wage Inequality |
By Andrew Rendall; University of Zurich Michelle Rendall; University of Zurich |
presented by: Michelle Rendall, University of Zurich |
Session ID 14: Time Series Models August 18, 2015 14:15 to 16:15 448 |
Session Chair: Toru Kitagawa, University College London |
Session type: contributed |
1. Dating Business Cycle Turning Points for the French Economy: A MS-DFM Approach |
By Catherine Doz; Université Paris 1 Anna Petronevich; Université Paris 1 |
presented by: Anna Petronevich, Université Paris 1 |
2. Measuring Business Cycles with Structural Breaks and Outliers: Applications to International Data |
By Tatsuma Wada; Keio University Pierre Perron; Boston University |
presented by: Tatsuma Wada, Keio University |
3. Frequency Domain Minimum Distance Estimation of Possibly Noninvertible and Noncausal ARMA models |
By Carlos Velasco; Universidad Carlos III de Madrid Ignacio Lobato; Instituto Tecnológico Autónomo De México |
presented by: Ignacio Lobato, Instituto Tecnológico Autónomo De México |
4. Inference About Non-identified SVARs |
By Raffaella Giacomini; University College London Toru Kitagawa; University College London |
presented by: Toru Kitagawa, University College London |
Session ID 16: Market Rules and Strategic Behavior August 18, 2015 14:15 to 16:15 520C |
Session Chair: Sergei Kovbasyuk, Einaudi Institute for Economics and Finance |
Session type: contributed |
1. Certification of Quality and Investment Efficiency |
By Ivan Marinovic; Stanford University Andrzej Skrzypacz; Stanford University Felipe Varas; Duke University |
presented by: Felipe Varas, Duke University |
2. On the Antitrust Economics of the Electronic Books Industry |
By Germain Gaudin; Heinrich Heine University Alexander White; Tsinghua University |
presented by: Alexander White, Tsinghua University |
3. On the Clock of the Combinatorial Clock Auction |
By Maarten Janssen; University of Vienna Bernhard Kasberger; University of Vienna |
presented by: Bernhard Kasberger, University of Vienna |
Session ID 24: Price Dynamics August 18, 2015 14:15 to 16:15 Le Moyne Westin |
Session Chair: Phuong Ngo, Cleveland State University |
Session type: contributed |
1. On the Importance of Sales for Aggregate Price Flexibility |
By Oleksiy Kryvtsov; Bank of Canada Nicolas Vincent; Institute of Applied Economics HEC Montréal |
presented by: Oleksiy Kryvtsov, Bank of Canada |
2. Price Adjustment During the Great Recession Inside and Outside the Eurozone |
By Maria Luengo-Prado; Federal Reserve Bank of Boston Olena Ogrokhina; Lafayette College Bent Sorensen; University of Houston |
presented by: Olena Ogrokhina, Lafayette College |
3. Price Setting Under Uncertainty About Inflation |
By Diego Perez; Stanford University Andres Drenik; Stanford |
presented by: Diego Perez, Stanford University |
4. Does Calvo Meet Rotemberg at the Zero Lower Bound? |
By Jianjun Miao; Boston University Phuong Ngo; Cleveland State University |
presented by: Phuong Ngo, Cleveland State University |
Session ID 29: Uncertainty Shocks August 18, 2015 14:15 to 16:15 520D |
Session Chair: Jose Maria Barrero, Stanford University |
Session type: contributed |
1. Uncertainty and the Great Recession |
By Benjamin Born; University of Bonn Sebastian Breuer; German Council of Economic Experts Steffen Elstner; German Council of Economic Experts |
presented by: Sebastian Breuer, German Council of Economic Experts |
2. The Impact of Uncertainty Shocks for Corporate Financing |
By L. Ivan Alfaro; The Ohio State University Nicholas Bloom; Stanford University Xiaoji Lin; Ohio State University |
presented by: Xiaoji Lin, Ohio State University |
3. Do Plants Freeze Upon Uncertainty Shocks? |
By Ariel Mecikovsky; Universitaet Bonn Matthias Meier; Universitaet Bonn |
presented by: Ariel Mecikovsky, Universitaet Bonn |
4. Short and Long-run Uncertainty |
By Jose Maria Barrero; Stanford University Nicholas Bloom; Stanford University Ian Wright; Stanford University |
presented by: Jose Maria Barrero, Stanford University |
Session ID 285: Labor Markets, Moral Hazard, Contracts and Learning August 18, 2015 14:15 to 16:15 518B |
Session Chair: Daiji Kawaguchi, Hitotsubashi University |
Session type: contributed |
1. Optimal Employment Contracts With Hidden Search |
By Rasmus Lentz; University of Wisconsin Madison |
presented by: Rasmus Lentz, University of Wisconsin Madison |
2. The Effects of Moral Hazard on Wage Inequality in a Frictional Labor Market |
By Arpad Abraham; European University Institute Fernando Alvarez-Parra; CAF Susanne Forstner; RWTH Aachen |
presented by: Arpad Abraham, European University Institute |
3. Testing for Statistical Discrimination in an Asymmetric Employer Learning Model |
By Suqin Ge; Virginia Tech Beibei Zhu; Amazon |
presented by: Suqin Ge, Virginia Tech |
4. University Prestige, Performance Evaluation and Promotion: Estimating the Employer Learning Model Using Personnel Datasets |
By Daiji Kawaguchi; Hitotsubashi University |
presented by: Daiji Kawaguchi, Hitotsubashi University |
Session ID 293: Structural Change August 18, 2015 14:15 to 16:15 518C |
Session Chair: Stepana Lazarova, Queen Mary University of London |
Session type: contributed |
1. Structural Change in Sparsity |
By Sokbae (Simon) Lee; Seoul National University Yuan Liao; University of Maryland Myung Hwan Seo; Seoul National University Youngki Shin; University of Western Ontario |
presented by: Myung Hwan Seo, Seoul National University |
2. Specification and Structural Break Tests for Additive Mdels With Applications to Realized Variance Data |
By Matthias Fengler; University of St. Gallen Enno Mammen; Heidelberg University Michael Vogt; University of Cambridge |
presented by: Matthias Fengler, University of St. Gallen |
3. Panel Data Models With Multiple Jump Discontinuities in the Parameters |
By Oualid Bada; University of Bonn James Gualtieri; Ernst&Young, LLC Alois Kneip; Universität Bonn Robin Sickles; Rice University |
presented by: Robin Sickles, Rice University |
4. Data-driven GMM Test for Parameter Instability |
By Emmanuel Guerre; Queen Mary, University of London Stepana Lazarova; Queen Mary University of London |
presented by: Stepana Lazarova, Queen Mary University of London |
Session ID 42: Theories of Endogenous Information August 18, 2015 14:15 to 16:15 St-Paul Westin |
Session Chair: Sergey Kolbin, Columbia University |
Session type: contributed |
1. Firm as a De Facto Knowledge Aggregator |
By Jiasun Li; University of California Los Angeles Anderson School of Management |
presented by: Jiasun Li, University of California Los Angeles Anderson School of Management |
2. Network Formation and Information Acquisition |
By João Ramos; New York University Bernard Herskovic; New York University |
presented by: João Ramos, New York University |
3. Searching for Information |
By Jungsuk Han; Stockholm School of Economics Francesco Sangiorgi; Stockholm School of Economics |
presented by: Francesco Sangiorgi, Stockholm School of Economics |
4. State-dependent Communication Policy in Coordination Games of Regime Change |
By Sergey Kolbin; Columbia University |
presented by: Sergey Kolbin, Columbia University |
Session ID 48: Role of Skills and Technology in Rise in US Income and Wealth Inequality August 18, 2015 14:15 to 16:15 Ramezay Westin |
Session Chair: Philip Vermeulen, European Central Bank |
Session type: contributed |
1. Determinants of Wage and Earnings Inequality in the United States |
By Ctirad Slavik; Goethe University Frankfurt Hakki Yazici; Sabanci University |
presented by: Ctirad Slavik, Goethe University Frankfurt |
2. The Evolution of Wealth Inequality Over Half a Century: The Role of Skills, Taxes and Institutions |
By Baris Kaymak; Universite de Montreal Markus Poschke; McGill University, Montreal |
presented by: Baris Kaymak, Universite de Montreal |
3. The Rise of the Machines: Automation, Horizontal Innovation and Income Inequality |
By David Hemous; INSEAD Morten Olsen; IESE Business School |
presented by: Morten Olsen, IESE Business School |
4. How Fat is the Top Tail of the Wealth Distribution? |
By Philip Vermeulen; European Central Bank |
presented by: Philip Vermeulen, European Central Bank |
Session ID 320: Topics in Labor Markets August 18, 2015 14:15 to 16:15 Mc Gill Westin |
Session Chair: Hamid Boustanifar, BI Norwegian Business School |
Session type: contributed |
1. The Hazards of Unemployment |
By Ross Doppelt; New York University |
presented by: Ross Doppelt, New York University |
2. Endogenous Separations, Wage Rigidities and Employment Volatility |
By Mikael Carlsson; Uppsala University Andreas Westermark; Sveriges Riksbank |
presented by: Andreas Westermark, Sveriges Riksbank |
3. Born Under a Bad Sign: The Cost of Entering the Job Market During a Recession |
By Shu Lin Wee; Carnegie Mellon University Tepper School of Business |
presented by: Shu Lin Wee, Carnegie Mellon University Tepper School of Business |
4. Wages and Human Capital in Finance: International Evidence, 1970-2005 |
By Hamid Boustanifar; BI Norwegian Business School Everett Grant; University of Virginia Ariell Reshef; University of Virginia |
presented by: Hamid Boustanifar, BI Norwegian Business School |
Session ID 66: Game Theory August 18, 2015 14:15 to 16:15 522C |
Session Chair: Abhijit Sengupta, University of Sydney |
Session type: contributed |
1. Specifying Nodes as Sets of Choices |
By Peter Streufert; University of Western Ontario |
presented by: Peter Streufert, University of Western Ontario |
2. Discounted Stochastic Games, K-correspondences, and Stationary Markov Equilibria |
By Frank Page; Indiana University |
presented by: Frank Page, Indiana University |
3. On the Nash Equilibrium Correspondence of a Large Game With Traits: A Complete Characterization |
By Lei Qiao; National University of Singapore Haomiao Yu; Ryerson University Zhixiang Zhang; Central University of Finance and Economics |
presented by: Haomiao Yu, Ryerson University |
4. On the Optimality of Auctions with Secret Reserve Prices |
By Ben Jarman; J. P. Morgan Abhijit Sengupta; University of Sydney |
presented by: Abhijit Sengupta, University of Sydney |
Session ID 67: Price Rigidities and Aggregate Fluctuations August 18, 2015 14:15 to 16:15 Viger Westin |
Session Chair: Carlos Carvalho, PUC-Rio |
Session type: contributed |
1. Menu Costs, Aggregate Fluctuations, and Large Shocks |
By Peter Karadi; European Central Bank Adam Reiff; National Bank of Hungary |
presented by: Peter Karadi, European Central Bank |
2. Persistent Monetary Non-neutrality in an Estimated Model With Menu Costs and Partially Costly Information |
By Marco Bonomo; Insper Institute of Education and Research Carlos Carvalho; PUC-Rio Rene Garcia; EDHEC Business School Vivian Malta; BTG Pactual |
presented by: Marco Bonomo, Insper Institute of Education and Research |
3. Selection and Monetary Non-neutrality in Time-dependent Pricing Models |
By Carlos Carvalho; PUC-Rio Felipe Schwartzman; Federal Reserve Bank Richmond |
presented by: Felipe Schwartzman, Federal Reserve Bank Richmond |
4. Price Selection, Inflation Dynamics, and Sticky-price Models |
By Carlos Carvalho; PUC-Rio Oleksiy Kryvtsov; Bank of Canada |
presented by: Carlos Carvalho, PUC-Rio |
Session ID 323: Housing Market Dynamics August 18, 2015 14:15 to 16:15 Ville-Marie A Westin |
Session Chair: Matthew Botsch, Bowdoin College |
Session type: contributed |
1. Phasing Out the GSEs |
By Vadim Elenev; NYU Stern Tim Landvoigt; University of Texas Austin Stijn Van Nieuwerburgh; NYU Stern School of Business |
presented by: Vadim Elenev, NYU Stern |
2. Consumption and House Prices in the Great Recession: Model Meets Evidence |
By Greg Kaplan; Princeton University Kurt Mitman; Stockholm University Gianluca Violante; NYU |
presented by: Kurt Mitman, Stockholm University |
3. Can the Productivity Slowdown in Construction Explain US House Prices? |
By Alessandro Galesi; Centro De Estudios Monetarios Y Financieros |
presented by: Alessandro Galesi, Centro De Estudios Monetarios Y Financieros |
4. Inflation Experiences and Contract Choices: Evidence from Residential Mortgages |
By Matthew Botsch; Bowdoin College Ulrike Malmendier; UC Berkeley |
presented by: Matthew Botsch, Bowdoin College |
Session ID 329: Developments in Program Evaluation Methods August 18, 2015 14:15 to 16:15 519A |
Session Chair: Federico Gutierrez, Vanderbilt University |
Session type: contributed |
1. Marginal Quantile Treatment Effect |
By Ping Yu; The University of Hong Kong |
presented by: Ping Yu, University of Hong Kong |
2. A Covariate Balancing Kernel Matching Estimator |
By Tomas Rau; Pontificia Universidad Catolica de Chile |
presented by: Tomas Rau, Pontificia Universidad Catolica de Chile |
3. Efficient Propensity Score Regression Estimators of Multivalued Treatment Effects for the Treated |
By Ying-Ying Lee; University of Oxford |
presented by: Ying-Ying Lee, University of Oxford |
4. Difference-in-differences When the Treatment Status is Observed in Only One Period |
By Irene Botosaru; Simon Fraser University Federico Gutierrez; Vanderbilt University |
presented by: Federico Gutierrez, Vanderbilt University |
Session ID 333: Developments in Econometric Methods I August 18, 2015 14:15 to 16:15 519B |
Session Chair: Isaiah Andrews, Harvard University |
Session type: contributed |
1. Confidence Sets for Continuous and Discontinuous Functions of Parameters |
By John Ham; Univeristy of Maryland and National Univ Tiemen Woutersen; University of Arizona |
presented by: Tiemen Woutersen, University of Arizona |
2. Efficient Estimation With Finite Number of Simulation Draws Per Observation |
By Kirill Evdokimov; Princeton University |
presented by: Kirill Evdokimov, Princeton University |
3. Identification, Data Combination and the Risk of Disclosure |
By Tatiana Komarova; London School of Economics and Political Science Denis Nekipelov; University of Virginia Evgeny Yakovlev; HSE |
presented by: Tatiana Komarova, London School of Economics and Political Science |
4. Unbiased Instumental Variables Estimation Under Known First-stage Sign |
By Isaiah Andrews; Harvard University Timothy Armstrong; Yale University |
presented by: Isaiah Andrews, Harvard University |
Session ID 84: Repeated Games August 18, 2015 14:15 to 16:15 523A |
Session Chair: George Mailath, University of Pennsylvania |
Session type: contributed |
1. On the Equilibrium Payoff Set in Repeated Games With Imperfect Private Monitoring |
By Takuo Sugaya; Stanford University Alexander Wolitzky; Massachusetts Institute of Technology |
presented by: Alexander Wolitzky, Massachusetts Institute of Technology |
2. The Characterization of the Limit Communication Equilibrium Payoff Set With General Monitoring |
By Takuo Sugaya; Stanford University |
presented by: Takuo Sugaya, Stanford University |
3. When and How the Punishment Must Fit the Crime |
By George Mailath; University of Pennsylvania Volker Nocke; University of Mannheim Lucy White; Harvard Business School |
presented by: Lucy White, Harvard Business School |
4. The Curse of Long Horizons |
By V. Bhaskar; University of Texas Austin George Mailath; University of Pennsylvania |
presented by: George Mailath, University of Pennsylvania |
Session ID 354: Effects of Trade Liberalization August 18, 2015 14:15 to 16:15 521B |
Session Chair: Trevor Tombe, University of Calgary |
Session type: contributed |
1. A Generalized Model of Trade with Resource-use and Pollution |
By Akihiko Yanase; Nagoya University Gang Li; Hitotsubashi University |
presented by: Akihiko Yanase, Nagoya University |
2. Trade, Migration and Regional Income Differences: Evidence from China |
By Trevor Tombe; University of Calgary |
presented by: Trevor Tombe, University of Calgary |
3. Workers Beneath the Floodgates: Impact of Low-wage Import Competition and Workers' Adjustment |
By Hale Utar; Bielefeld University |
presented by: Hale Utar, Bielefeld University |
4. Malaria Transmission Suitability and Urbanization in Sub-Saharan Africa |
By Matthias Flueckiger; University of Basel Markus Ludwig; University of Basel |
presented by: Markus Ludwig, University of Basel |
Session ID 100: Empirical Analysis of Peer Effects, Networks and Contagion August 18, 2015 14:15 to 16:15 447 |
Session Chair: Jun Sung Kim, Monash University |
Session type: contributed |
1. Estimating Network Effects Without Network Data |
By Pedro CL Souza; Pontifícia Universidade Católica Rio |
presented by: Pedro CL Souza, Pontifícia Universidade Católica Rio |
2. Estimating the Structure of Social Interactions Using Panel Data |
By Elena Manresa; Massachusetts Institute of Technologhy Sloan School of Management |
presented by: Elena Manresa, Massachusetts Institute of Technologhy Sloan School of Management |
3. A Structural Model of Multigraph Formation: Favor Exchange and Social Networks in Villages |
By Jun Sung Kim; Monash University |
presented by: Jun Sung Kim, Monash University |
Session ID 103: Selling Mechanisms August 18, 2015 14:15 to 16:15 523B |
Session Chair: Nenad Kos, Bocconi University |
Session type: contributed |
1. The Optimal Sequence of Costly Mechanisms |
By Hanzhe Zhang; University of Chicago |
presented by: Hanzhe Zhang, University of Chicago |
2. Auctions With Quantity Externalities |
By Sergei Izmalkov; New Economic School Moscow Dilyara Khakimova; Yandex Gleb Romanyuk; Harvard University |
presented by: Sergei Izmalkov, New Economic School Moscow |
3. A Detail-free and Efficient Auction for Budget Constrained Bidders |
By Brian Baisa; Amherst College |
presented by: Brian Baisa, Amherst College |
4. Selling to the Mean |
By Nenad Kos; Bocconi University Matthias Messner; Bocconi University |
presented by: Nenad Kos, Bocconi University |
Session ID 364: Firm Level Productivity: Macroeconomic Implications August 18, 2015 14:15 to 16:15 521C |
Session Chair: Anson Ho, Kansas State University |
Session type: contributed |
1. Markups and Demand Shocks: Using Microdata From Single-product Firms to Disentangle Unovervables |
By Carlos Daniel Santos; Nova School of Business and Economics Luis Costa; ISEG - Lisboa School of Economics & Management, Universidade de Lisboa and UECE Paulo Brito; ISEG - Lisboa School of Economics & Management, Universidade de Lisboa and UECE |
presented by: Carlos Daniel Santos, Nova School of Business and Economics |
2. Returns to Scale, Productivity and Competition: Empirical Evidence from U.S. Manufacturing and Construction Establishments |
By Wei Gao; University of Texaz Austin Matthias Kehrig; University of Texas Austin |
presented by: Wei Gao, University of Texaz Austin |
3. Output Growth and Inflation Across Space and Time |
By Kevin Fox; University of New South Wales Erwin Diewert; UBC and UNSW |
presented by: Kevin Fox, University of New South Wales |
4. Productivity, Reallocation and Distortions: Evidence from Ecuadorian Firm-level Data |
By Anson Ho; Kansas State University Kim Huynh; Bank of Canada David Jacho-Chavez; Emory University |
presented by: Anson Ho, Kansas State University |
Session ID 114: International Trade and Market Access August 18, 2015 14:15 to 16:15 520E |
Session Chair: Igor Bykadorov, University Ca' Foscari Venezia, NRU HSE, NRU NSU, IM SB RAS |
Session type: contributed |
1. Global Value Chain Participation and Current Account Imbalances |
By Georgios Georgiadis; European Central Bank Johannes Graeb; European Central Bank |
presented by: Johannes Graeb, European Central Bank |
2. Do High-skill Immigrants Trigger High-quality Trade? |
By giorgia giovannetti; University of Firenze Mauro Lanati; University of Pisa |
presented by: Giorgia Giovannetti, University of Florence |
3. Trade Finance and Trade Flows into Industrialized, Emerging and Developing Economies: What is the Role of Trade Openness? |
By Birgit Schmitz; German Development Institute Clara Brandi; German Development Institute |
presented by: Birgit Schmitz, German Development Institute |
4. Elusive Pro-competitive Effects and Harm From Gradual Trade Liberalization |
By Igor Bykadorov; University Ca' Foscari Venezia, NRU HSE, NRU NSU, IM SB RAS Sergey Kokovin; Novosibirsk State University, IM SB RAS, NRU Higher School of Economics Pavel Molchanov; NRU Higher School of Economics |
presented by: Igor Bykadorov, University Ca' Foscari Venezia, NRU HSE, NRU NSU, IM SB RAS |
Session ID 383: Analyzing The Effects of Policy or Environmental Change in Developing Countries August 18, 2015 14:15 to 16:15 522A |
Session Chair: Robert Townsend, MIT |
Session type: contributed |
1. Distinguishing Constraints on Financial Inclusion and Their Impact on GDP and Inequality |
By Era Dabla-Norris; International Monetary Fund Yan Ji; Massachusetts Institute of Technology Robert Townsend; MIT Filiz Unsal; International Monetary Fund |
presented by: Yan Ji, Massachusetts Institute of Technology |
2. Industrial Output Fluctuations in Developing Countries: General Equilibrium Consequences of Agricultural Productivity Shocks |
By Hyojung Lee; Singapore Management University |
presented by: Hyojung Lee, Singapore Management University |
3. Risk, Agricultural Production and Weather Index Insurance in Village South Asia |
By Jeffrey Michler; University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign Frederi Viens; Purdue University Gerald Shively; Purdue University |
presented by: Jeffrey Michler, University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign |
4. Higher Education Expansion, Economic Reform, Labor Productivity and Sectoral Gap |
By Yao Yao; Washington University St. Louis |
presented by: Yao Yao, Washington University St. Louis |
Session ID 384: Strategic Delegation August 18, 2015 14:15 to 16:15 525B |
Session Chair: Torben Mideksa, University of Oslo |
Session type: contributed |
1. The Political Economy of (De)centralization With Complementary Public Goods |
By Guillaume Cheikbossian; Université Montpellier LAMETA and TSE |
presented by: Guillaume Cheikbossian, Université Montpellier LAMETA and TSE |
2. A Theory of Regulatory Federalism |
By C.-Y. Cynthia Lin Lawell; University of California Davis |
presented by: C.-Y. Cynthia Lin Lawell, University of California Davis |
3. Delegation in Regulation |
By Tapas Kundu; UiT The Arctic University of Norway Tore Nilssen; University of Oslo |
presented by: Tapas Kundu, UiT The Arctic University of Norway |
4. Conservation Contracts and Political Regimes |
By Bård Harstad; University of Oslo Torben Mideksa; University of Oslo |
presented by: Torben Mideksa, University of Oslo |
Session ID 387: Environmental Preferences and Decision Making August 18, 2015 14:15 to 16:15 522B |
Session Chair: Sherzod Akhundjanov, Washington State University |
Session type: contributed |
1. Sowing the Wind and Reaping the Whirlwind? The Effect of Wind Turbines on Residential Well-being |
By Alexander Zerrahn; DIW Berlin German Institute for Economic Research Christian Krekel; German Institute for Economic Research (DIW Berlin) |
presented by: Alexander Zerrahn, DIW Berlin German Institute for Economic Research |
2. Does Clear Sky Make People Happier? |
By Xi Chen; Yale University and IZA Xin Zhang; Peking University Xiaobo Zhang; Peking University and IFPRI |
presented by: Xin Zhang, Peking University |
3. Multicountry Appropriation of the Commons, Externalities and Firm Preferences for Regulation |
By Sherzod Akhundjanov; Washington State University |
presented by: Sherzod Akhundjanov, Washington State University |
Session ID 403: Financial Intermediaries and Risk Exposures August 18, 2015 14:15 to 16:15 Ville-Marie B Westin |
Session Chair: Gerd Weinrich, Catholic University of Milan |
Session type: contributed |
1. Intermediation and Voluntary Exposure to Counterparty Risk |
By Maryam Farboodi; Princeton University |
presented by: Maryam Farboodi, Princeton University |
2. Systemic Risk-taking at Banks: Evidence From the Pricing of Syndicated Loans |
By Di Gong; Tilburg University |
presented by: Di Gong, Tilburg University |
3. Stress Tests and Information Disclosure |
By Itay Goldstein; University of Pennsylvania Yaron Leitner; Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia |
presented by: Yaron Leitner, Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia |
4. Bank Regulation in a Complex Environment |
By Gerd Weinrich; Catholic University of Milan |
presented by: Gerd Weinrich, Catholic University of Milan |
Session ID 160: Advances in Models of Discrete Choice August 18, 2015 14:15 to 16:15 518A |
Session Chair: Cheng Chou, University of Southern California |
Session type: contributed |
1. A Moment Inequality Approach to Estimating Multinomial Choice Models With Unobserved Consideration Sets |
By Zhentong Lu; University of Wisconsin Madison |
presented by: Zhentong Lu, University of Wisconsin Madison |
2. Informational Content in Static and Dynamic Discrete Response Panel Data Models |
By Songnian Chen; HKUST Shakeeb Khan; Duke University Xun Tang; Rice University |
presented by: Shakeeb Khan, Duke University |
3. Breaking the Curse of Dimensionality in Conditional Moment Inequalities for Discrete Choice Models |
By Le-Yu Chen; Academia Sinica Sokbae (Simon) Lee; Seoul National University |
presented by: Le-Yu Chen, Academia Sinica |
4. Nonparametric Analysis of Dynamic Discrete Choices With Hidden Types Via Instrumental Variables Approach |
By Cheng Chou; University of Southern California |
presented by: Cheng Chou, University of Southern California |
Session ID 420: Implementation August 18, 2015 14:15 to 16:15 517B |
Session Chair: Marcus Pivato, Université de Cergy-Pontoise |
Session type: contributed |
1. Efficient Mechanisms With Information Acquisition |
By Yunan Li; University of Pennsylvania |
presented by: Yunan Li, University of Pennsylvania |
2. Implementation and Detection |
By Hitoshi Matsushima; University of Tokyo |
presented by: Hitoshi Matsushima, University of Tokyo |
3. Full Implementation and Belief Restrictions |
By Mariann Ollar; University of Pennsylvania Antonio Penta; University of Wisconsin Madison |
presented by: Antonio Penta, University of Wisconsin Madison |
4. Statistical Utilitarianism |
By Marcus Pivato; Université de Cergy-Pontoise |
presented by: Marcus Pivato, Université de Cergy-Pontoise |
Session ID 177: Field Experiments August 18, 2015 14:15 to 16:15 524C |
Session Chair: Tom Blake, eBay |
Session type: contributed |
1. Towards an Understanding of Reference-dependent Labor Supply: Theory and Evidence From a Field Experiment |
By Steffen Andersen; Copenhagen Business School Alec Brandon; University of Chicago Uri Gneezy; University of California San Diego John List; University of Chicago |
presented by: Alec Brandon, University of Chicago |
2. Affirmative Action and Human Capital Investment: Evidence from a Randomized Field Experiment |
By Christopher Cotton; Queen's University Brent Hickman; University of Chicago Joseph Price; Brigham Young University |
presented by: Brent Hickman, University of Chicago |
3. When the Price You See Is the Price You Get: A Field Study |
By Sandro Shelegia; University of Vienna Joshua Sherman; University of Vienna |
presented by: Joshua Sherman, University of Vienna |
4. Virtual Attachment, Loss Aversion and Exit in an Online Marketplace |
By Matthew Backus; Columbia University Tom Blake; eBay Dimitriy Masterov; eBay Research Labs Steven Tadelis; University of California Berkeley |
presented by: Tom Blake, eBay |
Session ID 435: Applications of Market Desgin August 18, 2015 14:15 to 16:15 517C |
Session Chair: David Malec, University of Maryland |
Session type: contributed |
1. Matching With Waiting Times: The German Entry-level Labour Market for Lawyers |
By Philipp Dimakopoulos; Humboldt University Berlin Christian-Philipp Heller; Humboldt University Berlin |
presented by: Christian-Philipp Heller, Humboldt University Berlin |
2. Transferring Ownership of Public Housing to Existing Tenants: A Market Design Approach |
By Tommy Andersson; Lund University Lars Ehlers; Universite Montreal Lars-Gunnar Svensson; University of Lund |
presented by: Tommy Andersson, Lund University |
3. Flexible Top Trading Cycles and Chains Mechanism: Maintaining Diversity in Erasmus Student Exchange |
By Umut Dur; North Carolina State University Onur Kesten; Carnegie Mellon University Utku Unver; Boston College |
presented by: Umut Dur, North Carolina State University |
4. Design of the Reverse Auction in the FCC Incentive Auction |
By Peter Cramton; University of Maryland Hector Lopez; University of Maryland, College Park David Malec; University of Maryland Pacharasut Sujarittanonta; Chulalongkorn University |
presented by: David Malec, University of Maryland |
Session ID 444: Auctions August 18, 2015 14:15 to 16:15 521B |
Session Chair: Elizabeth Baldwin, London School of Economics |
Session type: contributed |
1. Information Choice and Diversity: The Role of Strategic Complementarities |
By Catherine Gendron-Saulnier; University of Montreal Sidartha Gordon; SciencesPo Department of Economics |
presented by: Sidartha Gordon, SciencesPo Department of Economics |
2. Multidimensional Second-price and English Auctions |
By Seungwon (Eugene) Jeong; Stanford University |
presented by: Seungwon (Eugene) Jeong, Stanford University |
3. First Price Package Auction With Many Traders |
By Yasuhiro Shirata; Otaru University of Commerce |
presented by: Yasuhiro Shirata, Otaru University of Commerce |
4. Understanding Preferences: “Demand Types” and the Existence of Equilibrium With Indivisibilities |
By Elizabeth Baldwin; London School of Economics Paul Klemperer; University of Oxford |
presented by: Elizabeth Baldwin, London School of Economics |
Session ID 452: Panel Data Econometrics August 18, 2015 14:15 to 16:15 520A |
Session Chair: Joaquim Ramalho, Universidade de Evora |
Session type: contributed |
1. Panel Data Analysis With Heterogeneous Dynamics |
By Ryo Okui; Kyoto University Takahide Yanagi; Kyoto University |
presented by: Ryo Okui, Kyoto University |
2. High Dimensional Variable Selection in Dynamic Panel Data Models Via GMM Shrinkage Estimation |
By Liangjun Su; Singapore Management University Xiaoliang Wang; Shanghai Jiao Tong University |
presented by: Xiaoliang Wang, Shanghai Jiao Tong University |
3. Sparsity-based Estimation of a Panel Quantile Count Data Model With Applications to Big Data |
By Matthew Harding; Duke University Carlos Lamarche; University of Kentucky |
presented by: Carlos Lamarche, University of Kentucky |
4. Exponential Regression of Panel Data Fractional Response Models |
By Esmeralda Ramalho; University of Evora Joaquim Ramalho; Universidade de Evora |
presented by: Joaquim Ramalho, Universidade de Evora |
Session ID 458: Behavioral Models in Finance August 18, 2015 14:15 to 16:15 St-Antoine A Westin |
Session Chair: Herve Roche, Universidad Adolfo Ibanez |
Session type: contributed |
1. Estimating Nominal Share Price Preferences |
By Maria Chiara Iannino; University of Vienna Sergey Zhuk; University of Vienna |
presented by: Maria Chiara Iannino, University of Vienna |
2. Do Idiosyncratic Individual Behavioral Biases Have Aggregate Effects? |
By Harjoat Bhamra; Imperial College Business School Raman Uppal; Edhec Business School |
presented by: Harjoat Bhamra, Imperial College Business School |
3. Asset Price Bubbles and Depressions |
By Huanhuan Zheng; Chinese University of Hong Kong |
presented by: Huanhuan Zheng, Chinese University of Hong Kong |
4. Optimal Consumption and Wealth Management While Preserving Social Status |
By Herve Roche; Universidad Adolfo Ibanez |
presented by: Herve Roche, Universidad Adolfo Ibanez |
Session ID 210: New Developments in the Theory of Industries August 18, 2015 14:15 to 16:15 520F |
Session Chair: Alvaro Parra, University of British Columbia |
Session type: contributed |
1. On the Direction of Innovation |
By Hugo A. Hopenhayn; University of California Los Angeles Francesco Squintani; University of Warwick |
presented by: Hugo A. Hopenhayn, University of California Los Angeles |
2. Bundling and Quality Assurance |
By James Dana; Northeastern University Kathryn Spier; Harvard University |
presented by: James Dana, Northeastern University |
3. Distorted Monopolistic Competition |
By Kristian Behrens; Université du Québec à Montréal Giordano Mion; University of Surrey Yasusada Murata; Nihon University Jens Suedekum; Heinrich-Heine-University Düsseldorf |
presented by: Kristian Behrens, Université du Québec à Montréal |
4. Mergers in Innovative Industries |
By Guillermo Marshall; University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign Alvaro Parra; University of British Columbia |
presented by: Alvaro Parra, University of British Columbia |
Session ID 469: Developments in Time Series Econometrics August 18, 2015 14:15 to 16:15 520B |
Session Chair: Jean-Pierre Urbain, Maastricht University |
Session type: contributed |
1. A Persistence-based Wold-type Decomposition for Stationary Time Series |
By Fulvio Ortu; Bocconi University federico severino; Univ. Bocconi Andrea Tamoni; London School of Economics Claudio Tebaldi; Universita' Commerciale L. Bocconi |
presented by: Claudio Tebaldi, Universita' Commerciale L. Bocconi |
2. Semiparametrically Optimal Hybrid Rank Tests for Unit Roots |
By Bo Zhou; Tilburg University Ramon van den Akker; Tilburg University Bas Werker; Tilburg University |
presented by: Bo Zhou, Tilburg University |
3. Limit Theory for the Long Run Variance of Finite Markov Chains |
By Peter Hansen; European University Institute Guillaume Horel; Serenitas Capital |
presented by: Peter Hansen, European University Institute |
4. A Focused Information Criterion for Locally Misspecified Autoregressive Models |
By Jan Lohmeyer; LMaastricht University Franz Palm; Maastricht University Hanno Reuvers; Maastricht University Jean-Pierre Urbain; Maastricht University |
presented by: Jean-Pierre Urbain, Maastricht University |
Session ID 214: Mechanism Design August 18, 2015 14:15 to 16:15 525A |
Session Chair: Christian Ewerhart, University of Zurich |
Session type: contributed |
1. Selection by Selection: The Case of University Admissions |
By Esteban Ortiz Ospina; University of Oxford Ian Jewitt; Nuffield College |
presented by: Esteban Ortiz Ospina, University of Oxford |
2. Drop-out in Small and Large Contests |
By Sérgio Parreiras; University of North Carolina Chapel hill |
presented by: Sérgio Parreiras, University of North Carolina Chapel hill |
3. Private-information Group Contests |
By Stefano Barbieri; Tulane University David Malueg; University of California Riverside |
presented by: David Malueg, University of California Riverside |
4. An Envelope Approach to Tournament Design |
By Christian Ewerhart; University of Zurich |
presented by: Christian Ewerhart, University of Zurich |
Session ID 230: Entrepreneurship and Financial Frictions August 18, 2015 14:15 to 16:15 Beaver Hall Westin |
Session Chair: Yizhou Xiao, Stanford University Graduate School of Business |
Session type: contributed |
1. Financial Frictions and the Rule of Law |
By Ashantha Ranasinghe; University of Manitoba Diego Restuccia; University of Toronto |
presented by: Ashantha Ranasinghe, University of Manitoba |
2. Occupational Choice, Human Capital, and Financing Constraints |
By Rui Castro; University of Montreal Pavel Sevcik; Universite du Quebec a Montreal Ecole des Sciences de Gestion |
presented by: Pavel Sevcik, Universite du Quebec a Montreal Ecole des Sciences de Gestion |
3. Collateral Constraints, Access to Debt Financing and Firm Growth |
By Yizhou Xiao; Stanford University Graduate School of Business |
presented by: Yizhou Xiao, Stanford University Graduate School of Business |
Session ID 347: Networks Effects August 18, 2015 14:15 to 16:15 521A |
Session Chair: Jiawei Chen, U California, Irvine |
Session type: contributed |
1. Network Effects, Aftermarkets and the Coase Conjecture: A Dynamic Markovian Approach |
By Didier Laussel; GREQAM) Aix-Marseille School of Economic Ngo Van Long; McGill University Joana Resende; Universidade do Porto FEP |
presented by: Joana Resende, Universidade do Porto FEP |
2. Dynamic Competition With Network Externalities: Why History Matters |
By Hanna Halaburda; Bank of Canada Bruno Jullien; Toulouse School of Economics Yaron Yehezkel; Tel Aviv University |
presented by: Bruno Jullien, Toulouse School of Economics |
3. Switching Costs and Network Compatibility |
By Jiawei Chen; University of California Irvine |
presented by: Jiawei Chen, U California, Irvine |
Session ID 109: Information Acquisition August 18, 2015 14:15 to 16:15 524A |
Session Chair: Suvi Vasama, Humboldt University Berlin |
Session type: contributed |
1. Information Acquisition, Decision Making and Implementation in Organizations |
By Hideshi Itoh; Hitotsubaski University Kimiyuki Morita; Hitotsubashi University |
presented by: Hideshi Itoh, Hitotsubashi U |
2. Selling Experiments |
By Dirk Bergemann; Yale University Alessandro Bonatti; Massachusetts Institute of Techology Sloan School of Business Alex Smolin; Yale University |
presented by: Alessandro Bonatti, Massachusetts Institute of Techology Sloan School of Business |
3. Real Options and Dynamic Incentives |
By Eduardo Faingold; Yale University Suvi Vasama; Humboldt University Berlin |
presented by: Suvi Vasama, Humboldt University Berlin |
Session ID 206: Asset Pricing Models August 18, 2015 14:15 to 16:15 Palais Westin |
Session Chair: Pok-Sang Lam, Ohio State University |
Session type: contributed |
1. Asset Pricing With Index Investing |
By Georgy Chabakauri; London School of Economics Oleg Rytchkov; Temple University |
presented by: Oleg Rytchkov, Temple University |
2. Asset Pricing With Horizon-dependent Risk Aversion |
By Marianne Andries; Toulouse School of Economics Thomas Eisenbach; Federal Reserve Bank of New York Martin Schmalz; University of Michigan |
presented by: Thomas Eisenbach, Federal Reserve Bank of New York |
3. Misspecified Recovery |
By Jaroslav Borovicka; New York University Lars Hansen; University of Chicago Jose Scheinkman |
presented by: Jaroslav Borovicka, New York University |
4. Long Run Stock Volatility: A Reinvestigation |
By Pok-Sang Lam; Ohio State University Ting Wu; Shanghai University of Finance and Economics |
presented by: Pok-Sang Lam, Ohio State University |
Session ID 273: Polarization and Inequality August 19, 2015 11:15 to 12:45 523A |
Session Chair: Brian Rogers, Washington University St. Louis |
Session type: contributed |
1. A Theory of Rational Attitude Polarization |
By Jean-Pierre Benoît; London Business School Juan Dubra; Universidad de Montevideo |
presented by: Juan Dubra, Universidad de Montevideo |
2. An Index of Multivariate Polarization |
By Sorawoot Srisuma; University of Surrey Alberto Vesperoni; University of Siegen |
presented by: Alberto Vesperoni, University of Siegen |
3. Efficiency-based Measures of Inequality |
By Brian Rogers; Washington University St. Louis |
presented by: Brian Rogers, Washington University St. Louis |
Session ID 283: Labor Supply August 19, 2015 11:15 to 12:45 Ville-Marie B Westin |
Session Chair: Kai-Uwe Mueller, DIW Berlin |
Session type: contributed |
1. Labour Supply and Taxation With Restricted Choices |
By Maxime To; University College London Magali BEFFY; INSEE Richard Blundell; University College London Antoine Bozio; Paris school of economics Guy Laroque; Department of Economics |
presented by: Maxime To, University College London |
2. Urban Renewal and the Working Rich |
By Lena Edlund; Columbia University Cecilia Machado; Getulio Vargas Foundation FGV-EPGE Maria Sviatschi; Columbia University |
presented by: Cecilia Machado, Getulio Vargas Foundation FGV-EPGE |
3. Labor Supply Under Participation and Hours Constraints: An Extended Structural Model for Policy Evaluations |
By Kai-Uwe Mueller; DIW Berlin Michael Neumann; DIW Berlin Katharina Wrohlich; DIW |
presented by: Kai-Uwe Mueller, DIW Berlin |
Session ID 32: Macro Networks and Shocks August 19, 2015 11:15 to 12:45 518B |
Session Chair: Devesh Raval, Federal Trade Commission |
Session type: contributed |
1. Forecast Shocks in Production Networks |
By Can Tian; Shanghai University of Finance and Economics |
presented by: Can Tian, Shanghai University of Finance and Economics |
2. Endogenous Complex Uncertainty, Robust Growth and Technology-induced Theory of Regulation |
By Danxia Xie; University of Chicago |
presented by: Danxia Xie, University of Chicago |
3. Micro Data and Macro Technology |
By Ezra Oberfield; Princeton University Devesh Raval; Federal Trade Commission |
presented by: Devesh Raval, Federal Trade Commission |
Session ID 288: Monetary and Fiscal Policy Under Uncertainty August 19, 2015 11:15 to 12:45 524C |
Session Chair: Stefano Eusepi, Federal Reserve Bank of New York |
Session type: contributed |
1. Uncertainty and Fiscal Cliffs |
By Troy Davig; Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City Andrew Foerster; Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City |
presented by: Andrew Foerster, Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City |
2. What Drives Long-run Inflation Expectations? |
By Carlos Carvalho; PUC-Rio Stefano Eusepi; Federal Reserve Bank of New York Emanuel Moench; Deutsche Bundesbank Bruce Preston; Melbourne University |
presented by: Stefano Eusepi, Federal Reserve Bank of New York |
3. What Helps Forecast US inflation? Mind the Gap! |
By Ayse Kabukcuoglu; KOC University Enrique Martinez-Garcia; Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas |
presented by: Ayse Kabukcuoglu, KOC University |
Session ID 291: Random Set Theory in Econometrics August 19, 2015 11:15 to 12:45 St-Antoine A Westin |
Session Chair: Joerg Stoye, Cornell University |
Session type: contributed |
1. Identification of the Distribution of Valuations in an Incomplete Model of English Auctions |
By Andrew Chesher; University College London Adam Rosen; University College London |
presented by: Andrew Chesher, University College London |
2. Identification of Solution Concepts for Semi-parametric Discrete Games With Complete Information |
By Nail Kashaev; The Pennsylvania State University Bruno Salcedo; Pennsylvania State University |
presented by: Bruno Salcedo, Pennsylvania State University |
3. Inference on Projections of Identified Sets |
By Hiroaki Kaido; Boston University Francesca Molinari; Cornell Joerg Stoye; Cornell University |
presented by: Joerg Stoye, Cornell University |
Session ID 36: Theories of Decision when Preferences are Uncertain August 19, 2015 11:15 to 12:45 520D |
Session Chair: Michael Mandler, University of London Royal Holloway Coll |
Session type: contributed |
1. Awareness of Unawareness: A Theory of Decision-making in the Face of Ignorance |
By Edi Karni; Johns Hopkins University Marie-Louise Vierø; Queen's University |
presented by: Marie-Louise Vierø, Queen's University |
2. Coarse, Efficient Decision-making |
By Michael Mandler; University of London Royal Holloway College |
presented by: Michael Mandler, University of London Royal Holloway Coll |
Session ID 39: Platform Markets August 19, 2015 11:15 to 12:45 518C |
Session Chair: Christopher Stanton, London School of Economics |
Session type: contributed |
1. Structural Estimation of Expert Strategic Bias: The Case of Movie Reviewers |
By Fanny Camara; Toulouse School of Economics Nicolas Dupuis; Toulouse School of Economics |
presented by: Fanny Camara, Toulouse School of Economics |
2. E-book Pricing and Vertical Restraints |
By Babur De los Santos; Indiana University Matthijs Wildenbeest; Indiana University |
presented by: Matthijs Wildenbeest, Indiana University |
3. Information Frictions and Observable Experience |
By Christopher Stanton; London School of Economics Catherine Thomas; London School of Economics |
presented by: Christopher Stanton, London School of Economics |
Session ID 47: Inequality, Fluctuations, and Savings in Poor and Emerging Economies August 19, 2015 11:15 to 12:45 524A |
Session Chair: Steven Lugauer, University of Notre Dame |
Session type: contributed |
1. The Consumption, Income and Wealth of the Poorest: Cross-sectional Facts of Rural and Urban Sub-Saharan Africa for Macroeconomists |
By Leandro De Magalhaes; University of Bristol Raul Santaeulalia; Washington University St. Louis |
presented by: Leandro De Magalhaes, University of Bristol |
2. Demographics and Aggregate Household Saving in China, India, and Japan |
By Chadwick Curtis; University of Richmond Steven Lugauer; University of Notre Dame Nelson Mark; University of Notre Dame |
presented by: Steven Lugauer, University of Notre Dame |
Session ID 50: Health Insurance and Household Borrowing August 19, 2015 11:15 to 12:45 524B |
Session Chair: Osman Abbasoglu, Central Bank of the Republic of Turkey |
Session type: contributed |
1. Reducing Medical Spending of the Publicly Insured |
By Svetlana Pashchenko; University of Surrey Ponpoje (Poe) Porapakkarm; GRIPS National Graduate Institute for Policy Studies Tokyo |
presented by: Svetlana Pashchenko, University of Surrey |
2. Employment-based Health Insurance, Uncertain Medical Expenses and Aggregate Labor Supply |
By Zhigang Feng; University of Illinois Urbana Champaign Kai Zhao; University of Connecticut |
presented by: Kai Zhao, University of Connecticut |
3. Optimal Health Insurance in the Presence of Risky Health Behaviors |
By Osman Abbasoglu; Central Bank of the Republic of Turkey |
presented by: Osman Abbasoglu, Central Bank of the Republic of Turkey |
Session ID 306: Inference in Models with Long Memory and Heteroskedasticity August 19, 2015 11:15 to 12:45 St-Antoine B Westin |
Session Chair: Morten Nielsen, Queen's University |
Session type: contributed |
1. Adaptive Long Memory Testing Under Heteroskedasticity |
By David Harris; Monash University Hsein Yoong Kew; Monash University |
presented by: Hsein Yoong Kew, Monash University |
2. Subsampling for Short and Long-memory Linear Processes With GARCH (1,1) Noises |
By Cy (Chor-yiu) Sin; National Tsing Hua University |
presented by: Cy (Chor-yiu) Sin, National Tsing Hua University |
3. Bootstrap Inference in Fractional Time Series Models With Heteroskedasticity of Unknown Form |
By Giuseppe Cavaliere; University of Bologna Morten Nielsen; Queen's University Robert Taylor; University of Essex |
presented by: Morten Nielsen, Queen's University |
Session ID 51: Identification and Estimation in Models Defined by Conditional Moment Restrictions August 19, 2015 11:15 to 12:45 Le Moyne Westin |
Session Chair: Joachim Freyberger, University of Wisconsin Madison |
Session type: contributed |
1. Nonparametric Euler Equation Identification and Estimation |
By Juan Carlos Escanciano; Indiana University |
presented by: Juan Carlos Escanciano, Indiana University |
2. On the Existence of Root-N Estimators of Linear Functionals in Non-parametric IV Models |
By Laurent Davezies; Centre de Recherche en Économie et Statistique |
presented by: Laurent Davezies, Centre de Recherche en Économie et Statistique |
3. On Completeness and Consistency in Nonparametric Instrumental Variable Models |
By Joachim Freyberger; University of Wisconsin Madison |
presented by: Joachim Freyberger, University of Wisconsin Madison |
Session ID 72: Continuous Time Models: Experimentation and Learning August 19, 2015 11:15 to 12:45 520E |
Session Chair: Daria Khromenkova, University of Mannheim |
Session type: contributed |
1. Search for Information on Multiple Products |
By T. Tony Ke; Massachusetts Institute of Technology Sloan School of Management Zuo-Jun Max Shen; University of California, Berkeley J. Miguel Villas-Boas; University of California, Berkeley |
presented by: T. Tony Ke, Massachusetts Institute of Technology Sloan School of Management |
2. Continuous-time Games With Imperfect and Abrupt Information |
By Benjamin Bernard; University of Alberta Christoph Frei; University of Alberta |
presented by: Benjamin Bernard, University of Alberta |
3. Collective Experimentation With Breakdowns and Breakthroughs |
By Daria Khromenkova; University of Mannheim |
presented by: Daria Khromenkova, University of Mannheim |
Session ID 92: Instrumental Variable Models and Treatment Effects August 19, 2015 11:15 to 12:45 St-Paul Westin |
Session Chair: Helmut Farbmacher, Max Planck Society |
Session type: contributed |
1. Selective Instrumental Variable Regression |
By Alberto Abadie; Harvard University Jiaying Gu; University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign Shu Shen; University of California Davis |
presented by: Shu Shen, University of California Davis |
2. ArCo: An Artificial Counterfactual Approach for Aggregate Data |
By Carlos Carvalho; PUC-Rio Ricardo Masini; Pontifícia Universidade Católica Rio Marcello Medeiros; Pontifícia Universidade Católica do Rio de Janeiro |
presented by: Ricardo Masini, Pontifícia Universidade Católica Rio |
3. Increasing the Credibility of the Twin Birth Instrument |
By Helmut Farbmacher; Max Planck Society Raphael Guber; Munich Center for the Economics of Aging Johan Vikstroem; IFAU |
presented by: Helmut Farbmacher, Max Planck Society |
Session ID 361: Economics of Morbidity and Mortality August 19, 2015 11:15 to 12:45 520C |
Session Chair: Wei Huang, Harvard University |
Session type: contributed |
1. A Kink That Makes You Sick: The Effect of Sick Pay on Absence in a Social Insurance System |
By Petri Bockerman; Labour Institute for Economic Research a Ohto Kanninen; Labour Institute for Economic Research Ilpo Suoniemi; Labour Institute for Economic Research |
presented by: Ohto Kanninen, Labour Institute for Economic Research |
2. The Impact of Economic Conditions on Mortality Over the Lifetime |
By David Cutler; Harvard University Wei Huang; Harvard University Adriana Lleras-Muney; UCLA |
presented by: Wei Huang, Harvard University |
Session ID 117: Family Networks August 19, 2015 11:15 to 12:45 519A |
Session Chair: Garance Genicot, Georgetown University |
Session type: contributed |
1. How Love Conquered Marriage: Theory and Evidence on the Disappearance of Arranged Marriages |
By Gabriela Rubio; University of California Merced |
presented by: Gabriela Rubio, University of California Merced |
2. To What Extent does Rural Migration Affect the Elderly ''Left-behind''? |
By Juliane Scheffel; University of Nottingham Ningbo China |
presented by: Juliane Scheffel, University of Nottingham Ningbo China |
3. Asymmetry of Information Within Family Networks |
By Joachim De Weerdt; EDI Garance Genicot; Georgetown University Alice Mesnard; City University London |
presented by: Garance Genicot, Georgetown University |
Session ID 373: Issues in Corporate Taxation August 19, 2015 11:15 to 12:45 517B |
Session Chair: Sebastian Kessing, University of Siegen |
Session type: contributed |
1. Catch Me If You Can: U.S. Tax Treaties and Shifts in Offshore Investments |
By Denis Gorea; Bank of Canada |
presented by: Denis Gorea, Bank of Canada |
2. Optimal Taxation Under Regional Inequality |
By Sebastian Kessing; University of Siegen Vilen Lipatov; Goethe University Frankfurt Jens Zoubek; University of Siegen |
presented by: Sebastian Kessing, University of Siegen |
Session ID 119: Persuasion Games and Adverse Selection August 19, 2015 11:15 to 12:45 520F |
Session Chair: Heski Bar-Isaac, University of Toronto |
Session type: contributed |
1. On Bayesian Persuasion With Multiple Senders |
By Fei Li; University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill Peter Norman; University of North Carolina Chapel Hill |
presented by: Peter Norman, University of North Carolina Chapel Hill |
2. Coverage Denied: Excluding Bad Risks, Inefficiency, and Pooling in Insurance |
By Hector Chade; arizona state university Edward Schlee; Arizona State University |
presented by: Edward Schlee, Arizona State University |
3. Multidimensional Asymmetric Information, Adverse Selection, and Efficiency |
By Heski Bar-Isaac; University of Toronto Ian Jewitt; Nuffield College Clare Leaver; University of Oxford |
presented by: Heski Bar-Isaac, University of Toronto |
Session ID 377: Financial Markets and International Trade August 19, 2015 11:15 to 12:45 517C |
Session Chair: Inci Gumus, Sabanci University |
Session type: contributed |
1. No Guarantees, No Trade: How Banks Affect Export Patterns |
By Tim Schmidt-Eisenlohr; University of Illinois Urbana Champaign |
presented by: Tim Schmidt-Eisenlohr, University of Illinois Urbana Champaign |
2. Asymmetric Trade Liberalizations and Current Account Dynamics |
By Alessandro Barattieri; Département des Sciences Économiques |
presented by: Alessandro Barattieri, Département des Sciences Économiques |
3. Credit Decomposition and Business Cycles in Emerging Market Economies |
By Berrak Bahadir; University of Georgia Inci Gumus; Sabanci University |
presented by: Inci Gumus, Sabanci University |
Session ID 385: Solution Concepts August 19, 2015 11:15 to 12:45 447 |
Session Chair: Jonathan Weinstein, Washington University |
Session type: contributed |
1. The Behavior of Solution Concepts Under Changes in Risk Attitude |
By Jonathan Weinstein; Washington University |
presented by: Jonathan Weinstein, Washington University |
2. Sequential Equilibrium Distributions in Multi-stage Games With Infinite Sets of Types and Actions |
By Roger Myerson; University of Chicago Philip Reny; University of Chicago |
presented by: Roger Myerson, University of Chicago |
Session ID 391: Ambiguity in Financial Markets August 19, 2015 11:15 to 12:45 525A |
Session Chair: Doriana Ruffino, Federal Reserve Board |
Session type: contributed |
1. Measuring Ambiguity Aversion |
By A. Ronald Gallant; Pennsylvania State University Mohammad R. Jahan-Parvar; Federal Reserve Board of Governors Hening Liu; University of Manchester |
presented by: Mohammad R. Jahan-Parvar, Federal Reserve Board of Governors |
2. Long-run Risk is the Worst-case Scenario |
By Rhys Bidder; Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco Ian Dew-Becker; Northwestern University Kellogg School of Management |
presented by: Ian Dew-Becker, Northwestern University Kellogg School of Management |
3. A Robust Capital Asset Pricing Model |
By Doriana Ruffino; Federal Reserve Board |
presented by: Doriana Ruffino, Federal Reserve Board |
Session ID 149: Higher-Order Reasoning August 19, 2015 11:15 to 12:45 521A |
Session Chair: Paul Healy, Ohio State University |
Session type: contributed |
1. How Many Levels Do Players Reason? Observational Challenges and a Solution |
By Adam Brandenburger; New York University Alex Danieli; NA Amanda Friedenberg; Arizona State University |
presented by: Amanda Friedenberg, Arizona State University |
2. To Join or Not to Join: The Role of Information Structures |
By Bo Chen; Southern Methodist University Rajat Deb; Southern Methodist University |
presented by: Bo Chen, Southern Methodist University |
3. Dynamic Epistemics in the Centipede Game: An Experimental Study |
By Paul Healy; Ohio State University |
presented by: Paul Healy, Ohio State University |
Session ID 421: Revealed Preference August 19, 2015 11:15 to 12:45 448 |
Session Chair: Pawel Dziewulski, University of Oxford |
Session type: contributed |
1. Revealed Preferences Over Risk and Uncertainty |
By Matthew Polisson; University of Leicester John Quah; Oxford University Ludovic Renou; University of Essex |
presented by: Matthew Polisson, University of Leicester |
2. Revealed Time-preference |
By Pawel Dziewulski; University of Oxford |
presented by: Pawel Dziewulski, University of Oxford |
Session ID 167: Time Series Analysis August 19, 2015 11:15 to 12:45 Ramezay Westin |
Session Chair: Noud van Giersbergen, University of Amsterdam |
Session type: contributed |
1. Modeling Corporate Defaults: Poisson Autoregressions With Exogenous Covariates (PARX) |
By Arianna Agosto; Credito Valtellinese Giuseppe Cavaliere; University of Bologna Dennis Kristensen; University College London Anders Rahbek; University of Copenhagen |
presented by: Giuseppe Cavaliere, University of Bologna |
2. The Econometrics of the Hedrick-Prescott Filter |
By Robert de Jong; Ohio State University |
presented by: Robert de Jong, Ohio State University |
3. The Ability to Correct the Bias in the Stable AD(1,1) Model With a Feedback Effect |
By Noud van Giersbergen; University of Amsterdam |
presented by: Noud van Giersbergen, University of Amsterdam |
Session ID 169: Financial Volatility: Estimation and Forecasting August 19, 2015 11:15 to 12:45 Viger Westin |
Session Chair: Rogier Quaedvlieg, Maastricht University |
Session type: contributed |
1. Estimating Stochastic Volatility Models Using Realized Measures |
By Jeremias Bekierman; University of Cologne Bastian Gribisch; University of Cologne |
presented by: Jeremias Bekierman, University of Cologne |
2. Exploiting the Errors: A Simple Approach for Improved Volatility Forecasting |
By Rogier Quaedvlieg; Maastricht University Tim Bollerslev; Department of Economics and Fuqua School Andrew Patton; Duke University |
presented by: Rogier Quaedvlieg, Maastricht University |
3. Discriminating Between Fractional Integration and Spurious Long Memory |
By Niels Haldrup; Aarhus University CREATES |
presented by: Niels Haldrup, Aarhus University CREATES |
Session ID 432: Monetary Economics August 19, 2015 11:15 to 12:45 525B |
Session Chair: Nelson Lind, University of California San Diego |
Session type: contributed |
1. Optimal Liquidity Regulation With Shadow Banking |
By Borys Grochulski; Federal Reserve Bank of Richmond Yuzhe Zhang; Texas A&M University |
presented by: Borys Grochulski, Federal Reserve Bank of Richmond |
2. Money and Credit Redux |
By Chao Gu; University of Missouri Fabrizio Mattesini; University of Rome Tor Vergata Randall Wright; University of Wisconsin |
presented by: Chao Gu, University of Missouri |
3. A Central Bank's Escape From an Indeterminacy Trap |
By Nelson Lind; University of California San Diego |
presented by: Nelson Lind, University of California San Diego |
Session ID 193: Games in Continuous Time August 19, 2015 11:15 to 12:45 522A |
Session Chair: Gijsbert Zwart, University of Groningen |
Session type: contributed |
1. Dynamic Coordination Among Heterogeneous Agents |
By Bernardo Guimaraes; Sao Paulo School of Economics - FGV Ana Elisa Pereira; Sao Paulo School of Economics - FGV |
presented by: Ana Elisa Pereira, Sao Paulo School of Economics - FGV |
2. Gradualism and Equilibrium Uniqueness in Stochastic Differential Games |
By Ryota Iijima; Harvard University Akitada Kasahara; Stanford Graduate School of Business |
presented by: Ryota Iijima, Harvard University |
3. Optimal Procurement and Investment in New Technologies Under Uncertainty |
By Malin Arve; NHH Norwegian School of Economics Gijsbert Zwart; University of Groningen |
presented by: Gijsbert Zwart, University of Groningen |
Session ID 451: Political Institutions August 19, 2015 11:15 to 12:45 523B |
Session Chair: Charles Zheng, University of Western Ontario |
Session type: contributed |
1. Competitive Nonlinear Income Taxation Revisited |
By John Wilson; Michigan State University Lixin Ye; The Ohio State University Chenglin Zhang; Ohio State University |
presented by: Chenglin Zhang, Ohio State University |
2. Military Moral Hazard and the Fate of Empires |
By Charles Zheng; University of Western Ontario |
presented by: Charles Zheng, University of Western Ontario |
Session ID 201: Econometrics of Social Interactions and Networks August 19, 2015 11:15 to 12:45 Palais Westin |
Session Chair: Kyungchul (Kevin) Song, University of British Columbia |
Session type: contributed |
1. Matrix Powers and Marginal Effects in Spatial Autoregressive Models |
By Sebastian Kripfganz; University of Exeter |
presented by: Sebastian Kripfganz, University of Exeter |
2. Estimating the Spatial Weight Matrix Using the Adaptive LASSO |
By Clifford Lam; London School of Economics Pedro CL Souza; Pontifícia Universidade Católica Rio |
presented by: Clifford Lam, London School of Economics |
3. Measuring the Graph Concordance of Locally Dependent Observations |
By Kyungchul (Kevin) Song; University of British Columbia |
presented by: Kyungchul (Kevin) Song, University of British Columbia |
Session ID 460: LASSO in Econometrics August 19, 2015 11:15 to 12:45 518A |
Session Chair: Melanie Schienle, Karlsuhe Institute of Technology |
Session type: contributed |
1. On the Validity of the Pairs Bootstrap for Lasso Estimators |
By Lorenzo Camponovo; University of St.Gallen |
presented by: Lorenzo Camponovo, University of St.Gallen |
2. Determination of Vector Error Correction Models in Higher Dimenensions |
By Chong Liang; Leibniz Universtiy Hannover Melanie Schienle; Leibniz University Hannover |
presented by: Melanie Schienle, Karlsuhe Institute of Technology |
Session ID 211: Human Capital Accumulation, Wages, and Frictions. August 19, 2015 11:15 to 12:45 Beaver Hall Westin |
Session Chair: Nicolas Roys, University of Wisconsin Madison |
Session type: contributed |
1. On-the-job Training and On-the-job Search: Wage-training Contracts in a Frictional Labor Market |
By Seung-Gyu Sim; University of Tokyo |
presented by: Seung-Gyu Sim, University of Tokyo |
2. Multidimensional Skills, Sorting and Human Capital Accumulation |
By Jeremy Lise; University College London Fabien Postel-Vinay; UCL |
presented by: Jeremy Lise, University College London |
3. Training and Frictions |
By Rasmus Lentz; University of Wisconsin Madison Nicolas Roys; University of Wisconsin Madison |
presented by: Nicolas Roys, University of Wisconsin Madison |
Session ID 219: Higher Order Uncertainty in Markets August 19, 2015 11:15 to 12:45 522B |
Session Chair: Ole Wilms, University of Zurich |
Session type: contributed |
1. Price Formation in Markets With Coordination Risks: Endogenizing Fundamentals in Coordination Games by Strategic Markets |
By Timo Ehrig; Max Planck Institute for Mathematics in the Sciences Juergen Jost; Max Planck Society Rosemarie Nagel; Universitat Pompeu Fabra |
presented by: Timo Ehrig, Max Planck Institute for Mathematics in the Sciences |
2. A Robust Reference-dependent Model for Speculative Bubbles |
By Mu Zhang; Tsinghua University Jie Zheng; Tsinghua University |
presented by: Mu Zhang, Tsinghua University |
3. Higher-order Dynamics in Asset-pricing Models With Recursive Preferences |
By Walt Pohl; University of Zurich Karl Schmedders; University of Zurich Ole Wilms; University of Zurich |
presented by: Karl Schmedders, University of Zurich |
Session ID 221: Game Theory: Foundations August 19, 2015 11:15 to 12:45 522C |
Session Chair: Ben McQuillin, University of East Anglia |
Session type: contributed |
1. Bayesian Updating Rules and AGM Belief Revision |
By Pathikrit Basu; Pennsylvania State University |
presented by: Pathikrit Basu, Pennsylvania State University |
2. Bayesian Learning Behavior, Prediction and Generalization of Nachbar's Impossibility |
By Yuichi Noguchi; Kanto Gakuin University |
presented by: Yuichi Noguchi, Kanto Gakuin University |
3. Backward Induction Foundations of the Shapley Value |
By Ben McQuillin; University of East Anglia Robert Sugden; University of East Anglia |
presented by: Ben McQuillin, University of East Anglia |
Session ID 225: Games and Privacy August 19, 2015 11:15 to 12:45 Ste-Helene Westin |
Session Chair: Yifan Yu, Tilburg University |
Session type: contributed |
1. Revisiting the Economics of Privacy: Population Statistics and Confidentiality Protection as Public Goods |
By John Abowd; Cornell University Ian Schmutte; University of Georgia |
presented by: John Abowd, Cornell University |
2. Structural Estimation of a Model of Parental Reputation, Student Effort and Student Achievement |
By Chao Fu; University of Wisconsin - Madison Juan Pantano; Washington University St. Louis |
presented by: Juan Pantano, Washington University St. Louis |
3. The Empirical Content of Synchronization Games |
By Jaap Abbring; Tilburg University Yifan Yu; Tilburg University |
presented by: Yifan Yu, Tilburg University |
Session ID 227: Wages August 19, 2015 11:15 to 12:45 Mc Gill Westin |
Session Chair: Christopher Cornwell, University of Georgia |
Session type: contributed |
1. Have Women Really a Better Access to Best-paid Jobs in the Public Sector? Counterfactuals Based on a Job Assignment Model |
By Laurent Gobillon; Institut National d'Etudes Démographiques Dominique Meurs; Ined and EconomiX Sebastien Roux; Banque de France |
presented by: Sebastien Roux, Banque de France |
2. Wage Discrimination When Identity is Subjective: Evidence From Changes In Employer-reported Race |
By Christopher Cornwell; University of Georgia Ian Schmutte; University of Georgia |
presented by: Christopher Cornwell, University of Georgia |
Session ID 234: Social Programs in Development August 19, 2015 11:15 to 12:45 520A |
Session Chair: David Strauss, Centro de Investigación y Docencia Económicas |
Session type: contributed |
1. The Price of Growth: Consumption Insurance in China 1989-2009 |
By Raul Santaeulalia; Washington University St. Louis Yu Zheng; City University of Hong Kong |
presented by: Yu Zheng, City University of Hong Kong |
2. Financial Development and Sorting Reversals: A Theory of Structural Change |
By David Strauss; Centro de Investigación y Docencia Económicas |
presented by: David Strauss, Centro de Investigación y Docencia Económicas |
Session ID 250: Nonregular Inference Problems August 19, 2015 11:15 to 12:45 Ville-Marie A Westin |
Session Chair: Karl Schlag, University of Vienna |
Session type: contributed |
1. An Exact Method for Establishing Significance in Time Series Analysis With Finite Samples and Bounded Errors |
By Karl Schlag; University of Vienna Heiko Rachinger; University of Vienna |
presented by: Karl Schlag, University of Vienna |
2. Robust Confidence Regions for Incomplete Models |
By Larry Epstein; Boston University Hiroaki Kaido; Boston University Kyoungwon Seo; Korea Advanced Institute of Science and |
presented by: Hiroaki Kaido, Boston University |
Session ID 355: Modeling the Effects of Trade August 19, 2015 11:15 to 12:45 520B |
Session Chair: Sergey Kokovin, Novosibirsk State University, IM SB RAS, NRU Higher School of Economics |
Session type: contributed |
1. Trade Liberalization and Markup Divergence: A General Equilibrium Approach |
By Kristian Behrens; Université du Québec à Montréal Sergey Kichko; National Research University Higher School of Economics Philipp Ushchev; Higher School of Economics |
presented by: Sergey Kichko, National Research University Higher School of Economics |
2. Trade, Competition and R&D: An Approach Under Monopolistic Competition |
By Igor Bykadorov; University Ca' Foscari Venezia, NRU HSE, NRU NSU, IM SB RAS Sergey Kokovin; Novosibirsk State University, IM SB RAS, NRU Higher School of Economics Mathieu Parenti; CORE - Universite Catholique de Louvain |
presented by: Sergey Kokovin, Novosibirsk State University, IM SB RAS, NRU Higher School of Economics |
Session ID 146: Impacts of Environmental Policies August 19, 2015 11:15 to 12:45 519B |
Session Chair: Cristian Huse, Stockholm School of Economics |
Session type: contributed |
1. Getting Greener by Going Black: The Priority Municipalities in Brazil |
By Romero Rocha; Universidade Federal do Rio de Janeiro Juliano Assunção; PUC-Rio / CPI-Rio |
presented by: Romero Rocha, Universidade Federal do Rio de Janeiro |
2. Kill Two Birds With One Stone? Environmental Policy Design With Multiple Targets in the Swedish Car Market |
By Cristian Huse; Stockholm School of Economics Claudio Lucinda; University of Sao Paulo - FEA-RP |
presented by: Cristian Huse, Stockholm School of Economics |
3. Abatement Strategies and the Cost of Environmental Regulation: Emission Standards on the European Car Market |
By Mathias Reynaert; University of Leuven |
presented by: Mathias Reynaert, University of Leuven |
Session ID 172: Behavioral Economics and Decision Theory August 19, 2015 11:15 to 12:45 521B |
Session Chair: Paulo Natenzon, Washington University St. Louis |
Session type: contributed |
1. Choosing With the Worst in Mind: A Reference-dependent Model |
By Gerelt Tserenjigmid; California Institute of Technology |
presented by: Gerelt Tserenjigmid, California Institute of Technology |
2. Testable Implications of Models of Intertemporal Choice: Exponential Discounting and Its Generalizations |
By Federico Echenique; Caltech Kota Saito; California Institute of Technology |
presented by: Kota Saito, California Institute of Technology |
3. Random Choice and Learning |
By Paulo Natenzon; Washington University St. Louis |
presented by: Paulo Natenzon, Washington University St. Louis |
Session ID 184: Dynamic Relations August 19, 2015 11:15 to 12:45 521C |
Session Chair: Alessia Russo, University of Oslo |
Session type: contributed |
1. Compliance Technologies and Self-enforcing Agreements |
By Bard Harstad; University of Oslo Francesco Lancia; University of Vienna Alessia Russo; University of Oslo |
presented by: Francesco Lancia, University of Vienna |
2. Delegating Relational Contracts to Corruptible Intermediaries |
By Marta Troya-Martinez; New Economic School Liam Wren-Lewis; Paris School of Economics |
presented by: Marta Troya-Martinez, New Economic School |
3. Optimal Patronage |
By Mikhail Drugov; New Economic School |
presented by: Mikhail Drugov, New Economic School, Moscow |
Session ID 260: Productivity: Investment and R&D August 19, 2015 14:15 to 16:15 518B |
Session Chair: Mikko Packalen, University of Waterloo |
Session type: contributed |
1. Evaluating an Investment Subsidy Policy Through a Structural Econometric Model Using Micro-data From Greece |
By Alexandros Fakos; Pennsylvania State University |
presented by: Alexandros Fakos, ITAM |
2. Non-neutral Technology, Firm Heterogeneity, and Labor Demand |
By Hongsong Zhang; University of Hong Kong |
presented by: Hongsong Zhang, University of Hong Kong |
3. R&D Heterogeneity and Implications for Growth |
By Sigurd Mølster Galaasen; Norges Bank Alfonso Irarrazabal; BI Norwegian Business School |
presented by: Sigurd Mølster Galaasen, Norges Bank |
4. Cities and Ideas |
By Mikko Packalen; University of Waterloo Jay Bhattacharya; Stanford University |
presented by: Mikko Packalen, University of Waterloo |
Session ID 6: Mixed-frequency Sampled Time Series August 19, 2015 14:15 to 16:15 Le Moyne Westin |
Session Chair: J. Isaac Miller, University of Missouri |
Session type: contributed |
1. Extended Yule-Walker Identification of VARMA Models with Single or Mixed-frequency Data |
By Peter Zadrozny; Bureau of Labor Statistics |
presented by: Peter Zadrozny, Bureau of Labor Statistics |
2. Indirect Inference Estimation of Mixed Frequency Stochastic Volatility State Space Models Using MIDAS Regressions and ARCH Models |
By Mirco Rubin; Università della Svizzera Italiana Patrick Gagliardini; University of Lugano Eric Ghysels; UNC |
presented by: Mirco Rubin, Università della Svizzera Italiana |
3. Real Time Mixed Frequency VARs: Nowcasting, Backcasting and Granger Causality |
By Alain Hecq; Maastricht University Thomas goetz; Deutsche Bundesbank Lenard Lieb; Maastricht University |
presented by: Alain Hecq, Maastricht University |
4. Simple Robust Tests for the Specification of High-frequency Predictors of a Low-frequency Series |
By J. Isaac Miller; University of Missouri |
presented by: J. Isaac Miller, University of Missouri |
Session ID 268: Empirical Analysis of the Financial Markets August 19, 2015 14:15 to 16:15 523B |
Session Chair: Benjamin Moritz, Ludwig Maximilian University Munich |
Session type: contributed |
1. Fracking, Drilling, and Asset Pricing: Estimating the Economic Benefits of the Shale Revolution |
By Erik Gilje; The Wharton School Robert Ready; University of Rochester Nikolai Roussanov; University of Pennsylvania |
presented by: Nikolai Roussanov, University of Pennsylvania |
2. Empirical Evaluation of Overspecified Asset Pricing Models |
By Elena Manresa; Massachusetts Institute of Technologhy Sloan School of Management Francisco Peñaranda; Santander Financial Institute Enrique Sentana; Centro de Estudios Monetarios y Financieros (CEMFI) |
presented by: Enrique Sentana, Centro de Estudios Monetarios y Financieros (CEMFI) |
3. Prices of Risk and the Business Cycle |
By Amir Akbari; McGill University Francesca Carrieri; McGill University |
presented by: Amir Akbari, McGill University |
4. Deep Conditional Portfolio Sorts: The Relation Between Past and Future Stock Returns |
By Benjamin Moritz; Ludwig Maximilian University Munich Tom Zimmermann; Harvard University |
presented by: Benjamin Moritz, Ludwig Maximilian University Munich |
Session ID 25: Fiscal Stimulus August 19, 2015 14:15 to 16:15 521B |
Session Chair: Benjamin Born, University of Bonn |
Session type: contributed |
1. Estimating Fiscal Multipliers With Correlated Heterogeneity |
By Emmanouil Kitsios; International Monetary Fund Manasa Patnam; ENSAE |
presented by: Emmanouil Kitsios, International Monetary Fund |
2. Stimulus at the Extensive and Intensive Labor Margins |
By Bill Dupor; Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis M. Saif Mehkari; University of Richmond |
presented by: Bill Dupor, Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis |
3. A Narrative Approach to a Fiscal DSGE Model |
By Thorsten Drautzburg; Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia |
presented by: Thorsten Drautzburg, Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia |
4. Does Austerity Pay Off? |
By Benjamin Born; University of Bonn Gernot Mueller; University of Bonn Johannes Pfeifer; University of Mannheim |
presented by: Benjamin Born, University of Bonn |
Session ID 286: Empirical Job Search August 19, 2015 14:15 to 16:15 Palais Westin |
Session Chair: Marianna Kudlyak, Federal Reserve Bank of Richmond |
Session type: contributed |
1. Decomposing Duration Dependence in a Stopping Time Model |
By Fernando Alvarez; University of Chicago Katarina Borovickova; New York University Robert Shimer; University of Chicago |
presented by: Katarina Borovickova, New York University |
2. Employment and Hours Over the Business Cycle in a Model With Search Frictions |
By Noritaka Kudoh; Hokkaido University Hiroaki Miyamoto; The University of Tokyo Masaru Sasaki; Osaka University |
presented by: Noritaka Kudoh, Hokkaido University |
3. Looking for Jobs With Good Pay and Good Working Conditions |
By Luke Haywood; DIW Berlin Jean-Marc Robin; Sciences-Po |
presented by: Luke Haywood, DIW Berlin |
4. Measuring Heterogeneity in Job Finding Rates Among the Nonemployed Using Labor Force Status Histories |
By Marianna Kudlyak; Federal Reserve Bank of Richmond Fabian Lange; McGill University |
presented by: Marianna Kudlyak, Federal Reserve Bank of Richmond |
Session ID 38: Advances in Demand Estimation August 19, 2015 14:15 to 16:15 517B |
Session Chair: Isis Durrmeyer, University of Mannheim |
Session type: contributed |
1. Testing for Rank Invariance or Similarity in Program Evaluation: The Effect of Training on Earnings Revisited |
By Yingying Dong; University of California Irvine Shu Shen; University of California Davis |
presented by: Yingying Dong, University of California Irvine |
2. Estimating Consumer Substitution Patterns and Welfare Loss Under Retail Stockouts |
By Victor Aguirregabiria; University of Toronto Junichi Suzuki; University of Toronto |
presented by: Junichi Suzuki, University of Toronto |
3. Automobile Prices in Market Equilibrium with Unobserved Price Discrimination |
By Isis Durrmeyer; University of Mannheim Xavier D'Haultfoeuille; CREST Philippe Fevrier; CREST |
presented by: Isis Durrmeyer, University of Mannheim |
Session ID 295: Forecasting August 19, 2015 14:15 to 16:15 Beaver Hall Westin |
Session Chair: Didier Nibbering, Erasmus University Rotterdam |
Session type: contributed |
1. Microfounded Forecasting |
By Wagner Gaglianone; Central Bank of Brazil Joao Issler; Getulio Vargas Foundation |
presented by: Joao Issler, Getulio Vargas Foundation |
2. Construction of Leading Economic Index for Recession Prediction Using Vine Copulas |
By Kajal Lahiri; State University New York Albany Yang Liu; University at Albany: SUNY |
presented by: Kajal Lahiri, State University New York Albany |
3. Comparing Possibly Misspecified Forecasts |
By Andrew Patton; Duke University |
presented by: Andrew Patton, Duke University |
4. What Do Professional Forecasters Actually Predict? |
By Didier Nibbering; Erasmus University Rotterdam Richard Paap; Erasmus University Rotterdam Michel van der Wel; Erasmus University Rotterdam |
presented by: Didier Nibbering, Erasmus University Rotterdam |
Session ID 49: Driving Forces of US Leisure, Consumption, and Wealth Inequality August 19, 2015 14:15 to 16:15 521C |
Session Chair: Heejeong Kim, Ohio State University |
Session type: contributed |
1. Engines of Leisure |
By Benjamin Bridgman; U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis |
presented by: Benjamin Bridgman, U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis |
2. Optimal Financial Knowledge and Wealth Inequality |
By Annamaria Lusardi; George Washington University Pierre-Carl Michaud; L'Université du Québec à Montréal Olivia S. Mitchell; The Wharton School, University of Pennsylvania and NBER |
presented by: Annamaria Lusardi, George Washington University |
3. Price Search, Consumption Inequality, and Expenditure Inequality Over the Life Cycle |
By Yavuz Arslan; The Central Bank of the Republic of Turkey Bulent Guler; Indiana University Bloomington Temel Taskin; World Bank |
presented by: Bulent Guler, Indiana University Bloomington |
4. Segmented Asset Markets and the Distribution of Wealth |
By Aubhik Khan; Ohio State University Heejeong Kim; Ohio State University |
presented by: Heejeong Kim, Ohio State University |
Session ID 307: Taxation August 19, 2015 14:15 to 16:15 520E |
Session Chair: Marcus Berliant, Washington University St. Louis |
Session type: contributed |
1. The Supermodularity of the Tax Competition Game |
By Gregoire Rota-Graziosi; imf |
presented by: Gregoire Rota-Graziosi, International Monetary Fund |
2. Voting Over Selfishly Optimal Nonlinear Income Tax Schedules |
By Craig Brett; Mount Allison University John Weymark; Vanderbilt University |
presented by: John Weymark, Vanderbilt University |
3. Optimal Income Taxation With a Stationarity Constraint in a Dynamic Stochastic Economy |
By Marcus Berliant; Washington University St. Louis Shota Fujishima; University of Tokyo |
presented by: Marcus Berliant, Washington University St. Louis |
Session ID 53: NonClassical Asymptotic Analysis August 19, 2015 14:15 to 16:15 St-Paul Westin |
Session Chair: Nestor Parolya, Leibniz University Hannover |
Session type: contributed |
1. Regression Kink With an Unknown Threshold |
By Bruce Hansen; University of Wisconsin |
presented by: Bruce Hansen, University of Wisconsin |
2. The Numerical Delta Method and Bootstrap |
By Han Hong; Stanford University Jessie Li; Stanford University |
presented by: Jessie Li, Stanford University |
3. Should We Go One Step Further? An Accurate Comparison of One-step and Two-step Procedures in a Generalized Method of Moments Framework |
By Jungbin Hwang; University of California San Diego Yixiao Sun; University of California, San Diego |
presented by: Jungbin Hwang, University of California San Diego |
4. Consistent Estimation of the High Dimensional Efficient Frontier |
By Taras Bodnar; Stockholm University Nikolaus Hautsch; University of Vienna Nestor Parolya; Leibniz University Hannover |
presented by: Nestor Parolya, Leibniz University Hannover |
Session ID 60: Asymmetric Information and Signaling August 19, 2015 14:15 to 16:15 517C |
Session Chair: Kosuke Uetake, Yale University School of Management |
Session type: contributed |
1. Precommitments for Financial Self-control: Evidence From the 2003 Korean Credit Crisis |
By Sung-Jin Cho; Seoul National University John Rust; Georgetown University |
presented by: Sung-Jin Cho, Seoul National University |
2. Bargaining with Heterogeneous Beliefs: A Structural Analysis of Medical Malpractice Lawsuits in Florida |
By Antonio Merlo; University of Pennsylvania Xun Tang; University of Pennsylvania |
presented by: Xun Tang, Rice University |
3. Signaling in Online Credit Markets |
By Kei Kawai; New York University Ken Onishi; Singapore Management University Kosuke Uetake; Yale University School of Management |
presented by: Kosuke Uetake, Yale University School of Management |
Session ID 322: Macroprudential Policy August 19, 2015 14:15 to 16:15 524B |
Session Chair: Christian Opp, University of Pennsylvania |
Session type: contributed |
1. A New Perspective on Bank-dependency: The Liquidity Insurance Channel |
By Viral Acharya; New York University Heitor Almeida; University of Illinois at Urbana-Champai Filippo Ippolito; Universitat Pompeu Fabra Ander Perez; Universitat Pompeu Fabra and Boston University |
presented by: Ander Perez, Universitat Pompeu Fabra and Boston University |
2. Co-ordinating Monetary and Macroprudential Policies |
By Bianca De Paoli; Federal Reserve Bank of New York Matthias Paustian; Federal Reserve Board |
presented by: Matthias Paustian, Federal Reserve Board |
3. The New Financial Regulation in Basel III and Monetary Policy: A Macroprudential Approach |
By Jose Carrasco-Gallego; University of Portsmouth Margarita Rubio; University of Nottingham |
presented by: Jose Carrasco-Gallego, University of Portsmouth |
4. Macroprudential Bank Capital Regulation in a Competitive Financial System |
By Milton Harris; Booth School of Business, University of Chicago Christian Opp; University of Pennsylvania Marcus Opp; UC Berkeley, Haas School of Business |
presented by: Christian Opp, University of Pennsylvania |
Session ID 68: Uncertainty and Firm Dynamics August 19, 2015 14:15 to 16:15 522A |
Session Chair: Sergio Salgado, University of Minnesota |
Session type: contributed |
1. Menu Costs, Uncertainty Cycles, and the Propagation of Nominal Shocks |
By Isaac Baley; Universitat Pompeu Fabra Julio Blanco; University of Michigan |
presented by: Isaac Baley, Universitat Pompeu Fabra |
2. Fluctuations in Uncertainty, Efficient Borrowing Constraints and Firm Dynamics |
By Sebastian Dyrda; University of Toronto |
presented by: Sebastian Dyrda, University of Toronto |
3. Inventories Redux: An (S,s) Model With Idiosyncratic Shocks Confronts the Facts in Business Cycle and High Frequencies |
By Aubhik Khan; Ohio State University Julia Thomas; Ohio State University |
presented by: Julia Thomas, Ohio State University |
4. Firms Over the Business Cycle: Fluctuations in Higher-order Uncertainty |
By Nicholas Bloom; Stanford University Fatih Guvenen; University of Minnesota Sergio Salgado; University of Minnesota |
presented by: Sergio Salgado, University of Minnesota |
Session ID 330: Developments in Program Evaluation Methods August 19, 2015 14:15 to 16:15 Ste-Helene Westin |
Session Chair: Rosa Matzkin, University of California Los Angeles |
Session type: contributed |
1. Identification of Average Effects Under Magnitude and Sign Restrictions on Confounding |
By Karim Chalak; University of Virginia |
presented by: Karim Chalak, University of Virginia |
2. Identifying the Average Treatment Effect in a Two Threshold Model |
By Arthur Lewbel; Boston College Thomas Tao Yang; Boston College |
presented by: Arthur Lewbel, Boston College |
3. A Simple, Graphical Procedure for Comparing Multiple Treatment Effects |
By Brennan Thompson; Ryerson University Matthew Webb; University of Calgary |
presented by: Brennan Thompson, Ryerson University |
4. Individual Counterfactuals With Multidimensional Unobserved Heterogeneity |
By Richard Blundell; University College London Dennis Kristensen; University College London Rosa Matzkin; University of California Los Angeles |
presented by: Rosa Matzkin, University of California Los Angeles |
Session ID 75: Cognitive Biases August 19, 2015 14:15 to 16:15 520A |
Session Chair: Myrna Wooders, Vanderbilt Universoty |
Session type: contributed |
1. Knowing Me, Imagining You: Projection and Overbidding in Auctions |
By Yves Breitmoser; Humboldt University |
presented by: Yves Breitmoser, Humboldt University |
2. Stochastic Choice and Categorization: Inferring Preferences From Psychological Biases. |
By Victor Aguiar; Brown University |
presented by: Victor Aguiar, Brown University |
3. English versus Vickrey Auction With Loss Averse Bidders |
By Jonas von Wangenheim; Humboldt Universität Berlin |
presented by: Jonas von Wangenheim, Humboldt Universität Berlin |
4. On Own Experience, Prejudice and Discrimination |
By Myrna Wooders; Vanderbilt Universoty |
presented by: Myrna Wooders, Vanderbilt Universoty |
Session ID 334: Developments in Econometric Methods II August 19, 2015 14:15 to 16:15 Mc Gill Westin |
Session Chair: Christoph Rothe, Columbia University |
Session type: contributed |
1. Two-way Models for Gravity |
By Koen Jochmans; SciencesPo Paris |
presented by: Koen Jochmans, SciencesPo Paris |
2. Efficient ML and GMM Estimation of Panel Data Models With Cross-sectional Heteroskedasticity |
By Hugo Kruiniger; University of Durham |
presented by: Hugo Kruiniger, University of Durham |
3. Double Instrumental Variable Estimation of Interaction Models With Big Data |
By Christian Gourieroux; University of Toronto |
presented by: Christian Gourieroux, University of Toronto |
4. Robust Confidence Intervals for Average Treatment Effects Under Limited Overlap |
By Christoph Rothe; Columbia University |
presented by: Christoph Rothe, Columbia University |
Session ID 85: Dynamic Games August 19, 2015 14:15 to 16:15 520B |
Session Chair: Ted Bergstrom, University of California Santa Barbara |
Session type: contributed |
1. Collusion With Private Monitoring and Private Information |
By Martin Cripps; University College London Suehyun Kwon; University College London |
presented by: Suehyun Kwon, University College London |
2. Learning, New Technology and the Ratchet Effect |
By V Bhaskar; University of Texas Austin |
presented by: V Bhaskar, University of Texas Austin |
3. When Does Predation Dominate Collusion? |
By Thomas Wiseman; University of Texas Austin |
presented by: Thomas Wiseman, University of Texas Austin |
4. The Good Samaritan and Traffic on the Road to Jericho |
By Ted Bergstrom; University of California Santa Barbara |
presented by: Ted Bergstrom, University of California Santa Barbara |
Session ID 89: Studies in Political Economy August 19, 2015 14:15 to 16:15 520C |
Session Chair: Ali Yurukoglu, Stanford University |
Session type: contributed |
1. How Do Rights Revolutions Occur? Free Speech and the First Amendment |
By Daniel Chen; ETH Zurich |
presented by: Daniel Chen, Toulouse Institute for Advanced Studies |
2. Do Judges' Characteristics Matter? Ethnicity, Gender and Partisanship in Texas State Trial Courts |
By Claire Lim; Cornell University Bernardo Silveira; Washington University St. Louis James Snyder; Harvard University |
presented by: Claire Lim, Cornell University |
3. Voter Turnout and Preference Aggregation |
By Kei Kawai; New York University Yuta Toyama; Northwestern University Yasutora Watanabe; Hong Kong University of Science and Technology |
presented by: Yasutora Watanabe, Hong Kong University of Science and Technology |
4. Bias in Cable News: Real Effects and Polarization |
By Ali Yurukoglu; Stanford University |
presented by: Ali Yurukoglu, Stanford University |
Session ID 351: Labor Markets and Trade August 19, 2015 14:15 to 16:15 518C |
Session Chair: Federico Mandelman, Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta |
Session type: contributed |
1. International Trade and Labor Market Discrimination |
By Richard Chisik; Ryerson University Toronto Julian Emami Namini; Erasmus University Rotterdam |
presented by: Richard Chisik, Ryerson University Toronto |
2. Labor Market Effects of International Trade When Mobility is Costly |
By Damoun Ashournia; University of Oxford |
presented by: Damoun Ashournia, University of Oxford |
3. Offshoring, Low-skilled Immigration, and Labor Market Polarization |
By Federico Mandelman; Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta Andrei Zlate; Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve System |
presented by: Federico Mandelman, Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta |
4. No Pain, No Gain: The Effects of Exports on Job Injury and Sickness |
By Jakob Munch; University of Copenhagen |
presented by: Jakob Munch, University of Copenhagen |
Session ID 372: Micro Pathways to Individual Outcomes August 19, 2015 14:15 to 16:15 519A |
Session Chair: Daniel Hojman, Universidad de Chile |
Session type: contributed |
1. Meritocracy and the Inheritance of Advantage |
By Jose V. Rodriguez Mora; University of Edinburgh Michael Watts; University of Edinburgh |
presented by: Michael Watts, University of Edinburgh |
2. Finance for All: The Impact of Financial Literacy Training in Compulsory Secondary Education in Spain |
By Laura Hospido; Banco de España and IZA Ernesto Villanueva; Banco de España Gema Zamarro; University of Arkansas |
presented by: Gema Zamarro, University of Arkansas |
3. Destructive Creation: School Turnover and Educational Attainment |
By Daniel Hojman; Universidad de Chile |
presented by: Daniel Hojman, Universidad de Chile |
Session ID 118: Identity and Social Mobility August 19, 2015 14:15 to 16:15 518A |
Session Chair: Evelyn Nunes, Pennsylvania State University |
Session type: contributed |
1. Transition of Son Preference: Child Gender and Parental Inputs in Korea |
By Jisoo Hwang; Hankuk University of Foreign Studies Eleanor Choi; Hanyang University |
presented by: Jisoo Hwang, Hankuk University of Foreign Studies |
2. The Effects of Social Identity on Aspirations and Learning Outcomes: A Field Experiment in Rural India |
By Priya Mukherjee; Cornell University |
presented by: Priya Mukherjee, College of William and Mary |
3. Identity Based Policies and Overlapping Identities: Evidence From Affirmative Action and Education in India |
By Guilhem Cassan; University of Namur |
presented by: Guilhem Cassan, University of Namur |
4. Parental Choice, Social Mobility and Race in Brazil |
By Evelyn Nunes; Pennsylvania State University |
presented by: Evelyn Nunes, Pennsylvania State University |
Session ID 126: Information Frictions in Macroeconomics August 19, 2015 14:15 to 16:15 522B |
Session Chair: Nicolas Vincent, Institute of Applied Economics HEC Montréal |
Session type: contributed |
1. What We Don't Know Doesn't Hurt Us: Rational Inattention and the Permanent Income Hypothesis in General Equilibrium |
By Yulei Luo; University of Hong Kong |
presented by: Yulei Luo, University of Hong Kong |
2. Price Dispersion, Private Uncertainty and Endogenous Nominal Rigidities |
By Gaetano Gaballo; Banque de France |
presented by: Gaetano Gaballo, Banque de France |
3. An Informational Theory of Instrument Policy |
By Alexandre Kohlhas; Stockholm University Institute for International Economic Studies |
presented by: Alexandre Kohlhas, Stockholm University Institute for International Economic Studies |
4. Paralyzed by Fear: Rigid and Discrete Pricing Under Demand Uncertainty |
By Cosmin Ilut; Duke University Rosen Valchev; Duke University Nicolas Vincent; Institute of Applied Economics HEC Montréal |
presented by: Nicolas Vincent, Institute of Applied Economics HEC Montréal |
Session ID 389: Impacts of Environmental Policies II August 19, 2015 14:15 to 16:15 519B |
Session Chair: Naoto Jinji, Kyoto University |
Session type: contributed |
1. The Net Benefits of the Acid Rain Program: What Can We Learn From the Grand Policy Experiment? |
By Ron Chan; University of Manchester Benjamin Chupp; Georgia Institute of Technology Maureen Cropper; University of Maryland Nicholas Muller; Middlebury College |
presented by: Ron Chan, University of Manchester |
2. DETERring Deforestation in the Amazon: Environmental Monitoring and Law Enforcement |
By Juliano Assuncao; Climate Policy Initiative / PUC-Rio Clarissa Gandour; Climate Policy Initiative / PUC-Rio Romero Rocha; Universidade Federal do Rio de Janeiro |
presented by: Clarissa Gandour, Climate Policy Initiative / PUC-Rio |
3. The Effects of Emission Taxes on Pollution Through the Diffusion of Clean Technology: The Presence of Green Consumers |
By Naoto Jinji; Kyoto University Wenjun Sun; Kyoto University |
presented by: Naoto Jinji, Kyoto University |
Session ID 396: The Cross Section of Stock Returns August 19, 2015 14:15 to 16:15 524C |
Session Chair: Rainer Schüssler, Helmut-Schmidt University Hamburg |
Session type: contributed |
1. Competition, Markups and Predictable Returns |
By Alexandre Corhay; University of British Columbia Sauder School of Business Howard Kung; London Business School Lukas Schmid; Duke University |
presented by: Alexandre Corhay, University of British Columbia Sauder School of Business |
2. Funding Liquidity Risk and the Cross-section of Stock Returns |
By Jean-Sébastien Fontaine; Bank of Canada rene garcia; EDHEC Sermin Gungor; Bank of Canada |
presented by: Jean-Sébastien Fontaine, Bank of Canada |
3. Networks in Production: Asset Pricing Implications |
By Bernard Herskovic; New York University |
presented by: Bernard Herskovic, New York University |
4. Forecasting Equity Premia Using Bayesian Dynamic Model Averaging |
By Rainer Schüssler; Helmut-Schmidt University Hamburg Joscha Beckmann; University of Duisburg-Essen / Kiel Institute for the World Economy |
presented by: Rainer Schüssler, Helmut-Schmidt University Hamburg |
Session ID 397: Household Finance August 19, 2015 14:15 to 16:15 525A |
Session Chair: Urvi Neelakantan, Federal Reserve Bank of Richmond |
Session type: contributed |
1. The Distribution of Debt Across Euro Area Countries: The Role of Individual Characteristics, Institutions and Credit Conditions |
By Olympia Bover; Bank of Spain |
presented by: Olympia Bover, Bank of Spain |
2. Do You Save More or Less in Response to Bad News? A New Identification of the Elasticity of Intertemporal Substitution |
By Lawrence Schmidt; University of California, San Diego Alexis Akira Toda; University of California San Diego |
presented by: Alexis Akira Toda, University of California San Diego |
3. How Price Elastic is the Demand for Retirement Saving? |
By Alexis Direr; Laboratoire d'Economie d'Orléans |
presented by: Alexis Direr, Laboratoire d'Economie d'Orléans |
4. Learn Now, Save Later: College and Household Portfolios |
By Kartik Athreya; Federal Reserve Bank of Richmond Felicia Ionescu; Federal Reserve Board Urvi Neelakantan; Federal Reserve Bank of Richmond |
presented by: Urvi Neelakantan, Federal Reserve Bank of Richmond |
Session ID 142: Subsidies to Higher Education August 19, 2015 14:15 to 16:15 Ramezay Westin |
Session Chair: David Autor, Massachusetts Institute of Technology |
Session type: contributed |
1. Estimating the Value of Higher Education Financial Aid: Evidence From a Field Experiment |
By Christian Belzil; Ecole Polytechnique Arnaud Maurel; Duke University Modibo Sidibe; Duke |
presented by: Christian Belzil, Ecole Polytechnique |
2. Finish It and It's Free: An Evaluation of College Graduation Subsidies |
By Matthew Webb; University of Calgary |
presented by: Matthew Webb, Carleton University |
3. Student Aid, Academic Achievement, and Labor Market Behavior: Grants or Loans? |
By Juanna Joensen; Stockholm School of Economics Elena Mattana; Universite` Catholique de Louvain CORE |
presented by: Elena Mattana, Universite` Catholique de Louvain CORE |
4. Leveling Up: Early Results From a Randomized Evaluation of Post-secondary Aid |
By Joshua Angrist; Massachusetts Institute of Technology David Autor; Massachusetts Institute of Technology Sally Hudson; MIT Amanda Pallais; Harvard |
presented by: David Autor, Massachusetts Institute of Technology |
Session ID 404: Bond Markets and the Macroeconomy I August 19, 2015 14:15 to 16:15 525B |
Session Chair: Ivan Shaliastovich, University of Pennsylvania |
Session type: contributed |
1. A Macroeconomic Model of Equities and Real, Nominal and Defaultable Debt |
By Eric Swanson; University of California Irvine |
presented by: Eric Swanson, University of California Irvine |
2. Revisions of Expectations and Term Premia at 8:30 AM: What Does the Yield Curve Say About Macroeconomic Announcements? |
By Peter Hoerdahl; Bank for International Settlements Eli Remolona; Bank for International Settlements Giorgio Valente; City University of Hong Kong |
presented by: Peter Hoerdahl, Bank for International Settlements |
3. A Macro-finance Model of the Term Structure With Time-varying Market Prices of Risk |
By Eric Jondeau; University of Lausanne Rene Garcia; EDHEC Business School Florian Pelgrin; EDHEC Business School |
presented by: Eric Jondeau, University of Lausanne |
4. Macroeconomic Bond Risks at the Zero Lower Bound |
By Nicole Branger; University of Muenster Christian Schlag; Goethe University Ivan Shaliastovich; University of Pennsylvania Dongho Song; Boston College |
presented by: Ivan Shaliastovich, University of Pennsylvania |
Session ID 409: Mechanism Design August 19, 2015 14:15 to 16:15 448 |
Session Chair: Andreas Kleiner, University Bonn |
Session type: contributed |
1. Ordinal Versus Cardinal Voting Rules: A Mechanism Design Approach |
By Semin Kim; National Taiwan University |
presented by: Semin Kim, National Taiwan University |
2. Continuous Cardinal Incentive Compatible Mechanisms are Ordinal |
By Lars Ehlers; Universite de Montreal Dipjyoti Majumdar; Concordia University Debasis Mishra; Indian Statistical Institute, Delhi Arunava Sen; Indian Statistical Institute |
presented by: Dipjyoti Majumdar, Concordia University |
3. Why Voting? A Welfare Analysis |
By Moritz Drexl; University Bonn Andreas Kleiner; University Bonn |
presented by: Andreas Kleiner, University Bonn |
Session ID 423: Driving Forces of Business Cycles August 19, 2015 14:15 to 16:15 St-Antoine A Westin |
Session Chair: Alexandre Dmitriev, University of Tasmania |
Session type: contributed |
1. Growth and Business Cycle Effects of Future Financial Crises |
By Alex Clymo; London School of Economics |
presented by: Alex Clymo, London School of Economics |
2. Accounting for Dispersion Over the Business Cycle |
By Robert Kurtzman; UCLA David Zeke; UCLA |
presented by: Robert Kurtzman, Federal Reserve Board of Governors |
3. Oil and Macroeconomic (In)stability |
By Hilde Bjørnland; BI Norwegian Business School Vegard Larsen; BI Norwegian Business School |
presented by: Vegard Larsen, BI Norwegian Business School |
4. Lifestyle Habits and International Transmission of Business Cycles |
By Alexandre Dmitriev; University of Tasmania |
presented by: Alexandre Dmitriev, University of Tasmania |
Session ID 436: Theory of Market Design August 19, 2015 14:15 to 16:15 520F |
Session Chair: Yash Kanoria, Columbia University |
Session type: contributed |
1. A New Solution to Random Allocation Problems With Private Endowments |
By Jun Zhang; California Institute of Technology |
presented by: Jun Zhang, California Institute of Technology |
2. On the Efficiency of Stable Matchings in Large Markets |
By Sangmok Lee; University of Pennsylvania Leeat Yariv; California Institute of Technology |
presented by: Sangmok Lee, University of Pennsylvania |
3. Overbooking in Matching Markets |
By Alexander Westkamp; University of Maastricht |
presented by: Alexander Westkamp, University of Cologne |
4. Managing Congestion in Matching Markets |
By Nick Arnosti; Stanford University Ramesh Johari; Stanford University Yash Kanoria; Columbia University |
presented by: Yash Kanoria, Columbia University |
Session ID 440: Networks and Labor Markets August 19, 2015 14:15 to 16:15 Ville-Marie A Westin |
Session Chair: Lucia Barbone, Catholic University Milan; Sussex University |
Session type: contributed |
1. Your Very Private Job Agency: Job Referrals Based on Residential Location Networks |
By Franziska Hawranek; University of Regensburg Norbert Schanne; Institute for Employment Research IAB |
presented by: Norbert Schanne, Institute for Employment Research IAB |
2. Necessary Luxuries: A New Social Interactions Model, Applied to Keeping Up With the Joneses in India |
By Arthur Lewbel; Boston College Sam Norris; Northwestern University Krishna Pendakur; Simon Fraser University Xi Qu; Shanghai Jiao Tong University |
presented by: Krishna Pendakur, Simon Fraser University |
3. Peer Effects in Employment Status: Evidence From Housing Lotteries for Forced Evacuees in Fukushima |
By Ayako Kondo; Yokohama National University Masahiro Shoji; Seijo University |
presented by: Masahiro Shoji, Seijo University |
4. Key Players? High School Networking Effects on Earnings |
By Lucia Barbone; Catholic University Milan; Sussex University Peter Dolton; Sussex University |
presented by: Lucia Barbone, Catholic University Milan; Sussex University |
Session ID 445: Contracting August 19, 2015 14:15 to 16:15 521A |
Session Chair: Sofia Moroni, Yale University |
Session type: contributed |
1. Dynamic Mechanisms Without Money |
By Yingni Guo; Northwestern University Johannes Horner; Yale University |
presented by: Yingni Guo, Northwestern University |
2. Making Collusion Hard: Asymmetric Information as a Counter-corruption Measure |
By Sylvain Chassang; Princeton Unviersity Juan Ortner; Boston University |
presented by: Juan Ortner, Boston University |
3. Optimal Long-term Contracting With Learning |
By Zhiguo He; University of Chicago Booth School of Business |
presented by: Zhiguo He, University of Chicago Booth School of Bu |
4. Experimentation in Organizations |
By Sofia Moroni; Yale University |
presented by: Sofia Moroni, Yale University |
Session ID 190: ABC and Bayesian Asymptotics August 19, 2015 14:15 to 16:15 Viger Westin |
Session Chair: Worapree Maneesoonthorn, University of Melbourne |
Session type: contributed |
1. Mostly Harmless Bayesian Econometrics: Implicit Distributional Assumptions |
By Dale J. Poirier; University of California Irvine |
presented by: Dale J. Poirier, University of California Irvine |
2. Bayesian Nonparametric Calibration and Combination of Predictive Distributions |
By Federico Bassetti; Università di Pavia Roberto Casarin; University Ca' Foscari of Venice Francesco Ravazzolo; Norges Bank |
presented by: Francesco Ravazzolo, Norges Bank |
3. Nonparametric Kernel Estimation for Bayesian Means |
By Jiti Gao; Monash University Han Hong; Stanford University |
presented by: Jiti Gao, Monash University |
4. Approximate Bayesian Computation in State Space Models |
By Worapree Maneesoonthorn; University of Melbourne |
presented by: Worapree Maneesoonthorn, University of Melbourne |
Session ID 454: Selection in Theoretical and Applied Econometrics August 19, 2015 14:15 to 16:15 Ville-Marie B Westin |
Session Chair: Nese Yildiz, University of Rochester |
Session type: contributed |
1. Extremal Quantile Regressions for Selection Models and the Black-white Wage Gap |
By Xavier D'Haultfoeuille; CREST Arnaud Maurel; Duke University Yichong Zhang; Duke University |
presented by: Arnaud Maurel, Duke University |
2. Diagnostic Tests for the Selection-on-observables Assumption: The Case of Women, Infants and Children Program |
By Umair Khalil; University of Rochester Nese Yildiz; University of Rochester |
presented by: Nese Yildiz, University of Rochester |
Session ID 461: Firms, Earnings and Management August 19, 2015 14:15 to 16:15 St-Antoine B Westin |
Session Chair: Shiming Fu, Duke University |
Session type: contributed |
1. Economic Uncertainty and Earnings Management |
By Luke Stein; Arizona State University Charles Wang; Harvard Business School |
presented by: Luke Stein, Arizona State University |
2. Accounting for the Corporate Cash Increase |
By Jake Zhao; Stony Brook University |
presented by: Jake Zhao, Stony Brook University |
3. Anti-competitive Effects of Common Ownership |
By Jose Azar; Charles River Associates Martin Schmalz; University of Michigan Isabel Tecu; Charles River Associates |
presented by: Isabel Tecu, Charles River Associates |
4. Dynamic Capital Allocation and Managerial Compensation |
By Shiming Fu; Duke University Fuqua School |
presented by: Shiming Fu, University of Rochester |
Session ID 215: International Financial Integration August 19, 2015 14:15 to 16:15 522C |
Session Chair: Tianxiao Zheng, University of Colorado Boulder |
Session type: contributed |
1. Does Financial Integration Increase Welfare? Evidence from International Household-level Data |
By Christian Friedrich; Bank of Canada |
presented by: Christian Friedrich, Bank of Canada |
2. Wedges for Wedges: Evaluating Integrations From the Perspective of a Neoclassical Model |
By Shu-Shiuan Lu; National Tsing Hua University |
presented by: Shu-Shiuan Lu, National Tsing Hua University |
3. Financial Integration, Financial Frictions and Business Cycles of Emerging Market Economies |
By Tianxiao Zheng; University of Colorado Boulder |
presented by: Tianxiao Zheng, University of Colorado Boulder |
Session ID 231: Financial Business Cycles August 19, 2015 14:15 to 16:15 523A |
Session Chair: Aubhik Khan, Ohio State University |
Session type: contributed |
1. The Financing of Ideas and the Great Deviation |
By Daniel Garcia-Macia; Stanford University |
presented by: Daniel Garcia-Macia, Stanford University |
2. Credit, Bankruptcy and Aggregate Fluctuations |
By Makoto Nakajima; Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia |
presented by: Makoto Nakajima, Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia |
3. Breaking the Spell with Credit-easing: Self-confirming Credit Crises in Competitive Search Economies |
By Gaetano Gaballo; Banque de France Ramon Marimon; European Institute and Universtat Pompeu Fabria |
presented by: Ramon Marimon, European Institute and Universtat Pompeu Fabria |
4. Default Risk With Real and Financial Uncertainty Shocks |
By Aubhik Khan; Ohio State University Tatsuro Senga; Ohio State University Julia Thomas; Ohio State University |
presented by: Aubhik Khan, Ohio State University |
Session ID 235: Experiments in Behavioral Economics August 19, 2015 14:15 to 16:15 447 |
Session Chair: Kristof Madarasz, London School of Economics |
Session type: contributed |
1. Strategy Choice In The Infinitely Repeated Prisoners Dilemma |
By Pedro Dal Bo; Brown University Guillaume Frechette; New York University |
presented by: Guillaume Frechette, New York University |
2. Excusing Selfishness in Charitable Giving: The Role of Risk |
By Christine Exley; Stanford University |
presented by: Christine Exley, Stanford University |
3. The Biases of Others: Anticipating Informational Projection in an Agency Setting |
By David Danz; WZB Berlin Kristof Madarasz; London School of Economics Stephanie Wang; University of Pittsburgh |
presented by: Kristof Madarasz, London School of Economics |
Session ID 241: Repeated Interactions August 19, 2015 14:15 to 16:15 520D |
Session Chair: Katsunori Ohta, Wakayama University |
Session type: contributed |
1. Efficiency May Improve When Defectors Exist |
By Takako Fujiwara-Greve; Keio University Masahiro Okuno-Fujiwara; Musashino University Nobue Suzuki; Komazawa University |
presented by: Nobue Suzuki, Komazawa University |
2. Explicit Renegotiation in Repeated Games |
By Mikhail Safronov; Northwestern University Bruno Strulovici; Northwestern University |
presented by: Bruno Strulovici, Northwestern University |
3. Repeated Delegation |
By Elliot Lipnowski; New York University Stern School of Business Joao Ramos; NYU |
presented by: Elliot Lipnowski, New York University Stern School of Business |
4. Repeated Partnerships With Decreasing Returns |
By Hajime Kobayashi; Kansai University Katsunori Ohta; Wakayama University Tadashi Sekiguchi; Kyoto University |
presented by: Katsunori Ohta, Wakayama University |
Session ID 277: Incomplete Market Models of Sovereign Debt and Default August 19, 2015 14:15 to 16:15 524A |
Session Chair: Seunghoon Na, Columbia University |
Session type: contributed |
1. Fiscal Rules and the Sovereign Default Premium |
By Juan Hatchondo; Indiana University |
presented by: Juan Hatchondo, Indiana University |
2. Envelope Condition Method With an Application to Default Risk Models |
By Cristina Arellano; Federal Reserve Bank of Minneapolis Lilia Maliar; Stanford University Serguei Maliar; Santa Clara University Viktor Tsyrennikov; IMF |
presented by: Serguei Maliar, Santa Clara University |
3. A Model of the Twin Ds: Optimal Default and Devaluation |
By Seunghoon Na; Columbia University Stephanie Schmitt-Grohe; Columbia University Martin Uribe; Columbia University Vivian Yue; Emory University |
presented by: Seunghoon Na, Columbia University |
Session ID 1: Learning with Misspecified Models August 20, 2015 11:15 to 12:45 448 |
Session Chair: Drew Fudenberg, Harvard University |
Session type: contributed |
1. Active Learning With a Misspecifed Model |
By Drew Fudenberg; Harvard University Gleb Romanyuk; Harvard University |
presented by: Gleb Romanyuk, Harvard University |
2. An Equilibrium Framework for Players With Misspecified Models |
By Ignacio Esponda; Washington University St Louis Demian Pouzo; University of California Berkeley |
presented by: Ignacio Esponda, Washington University St Louis |
3. Unrealistic Expectations and Misguided Learning |
By Paul Heidhues; European School of Management and Technology Botond Koszegi; Central European University Philipp Strack; UC Berkeley |
presented by: Paul Heidhues, European School of Management and Technology |
Session ID 274: Reputations and Bargaining August 20, 2015 11:15 to 12:45 519B |
Session Chair: Kaustav Das, University of Exeter Business School |
Session type: contributed |
1. Reputation and Competition |
By Christian Krestel; University College London |
presented by: Christian Krestel, University College London |
2. Polarization and Delay: Uncertainty in Reputational Bargaining |
By Jack Fanning; Brown University |
presented by: Jack Fanning, Brown University |
3. Bilateral Trading and Incomplete Information: The Coase Conjecture and Endogenous Outside Options |
By Kalyan Chatterjee; Pennsylvania State University Kaustav Das; University of Exeter |
presented by: Kaustav Das, University of Exeter Business School |
Session ID 21: Political Economy (Theory) August 20, 2015 11:15 to 12:45 517B |
Session Chair: Keiichi Kawai, University of South New Wales |
Session type: contributed |
1. Persuasion, Transparency and Commitment |
By Timothy Feddersen; Northwestern University Ronen Gradwohl; Northwestern University |
presented by: Ronen Gradwohl, Northwestern University |
2. A Theory of Vote Trading and Information Aggregation |
By Peter Eso; University of Oxford Stephen Hansen; Universitat Pompeu Fabra Lucy White; Harvard Business School |
presented by: Stephen Hansen, Universitat Pompeu Fabra |
3. Policy Complexity |
By Keiichi Kawai; University of New South Wales Hongyi Li; University of New South Wales |
presented by: Keiichi Kawai, University of New South Wales |
Session ID 284: Earnings Dynamics August 20, 2015 11:15 to 12:45 524C |
Session Chair: Serdar Ozkan, University of Toronto |
Session type: contributed |
1. Higher-order Income Risk and Social Insurance Policy Over the Business Cycle |
By Christopher Busch; University of Cologne David Domeij; Stockholm School of Economics Fatih Guvenen; University of Minnesota Rocio Madera; University of Minnesota |
presented by: Christopher Busch, University of Cologne |
2. Semiparametric Estimation of the Canonical Permanent-transitory Model of Earnings Dynamics |
By Yingyao Hu; Johns Hopkins University Robert Moffitt; Johns Hopkins University Yuya Sasaki; Johns Hopkins University |
presented by: Robert Moffitt, Johns Hopkins University |
3. Understanding Portfolio Choice and Wealth Inequality: The Role of Non-Gaussian Earnings Risk with Asymmetric Mean Reversion |
By Fatih Karahan; Federal Reserve Bank of New York Serdar Ozkan; University of Toronto |
presented by: Serdar Ozkan, University of Toronto |
Session ID 289: Continuous Time Contracts and Applications August 20, 2015 11:15 to 12:45 520E |
Session Chair: Martin Dumav, European University Institute |
Session type: contributed |
1. Moral Hazard Premium: Valuation of Moral Hazard Under Diffusive and Jump Risks |
By Hisashi Nakamura; Hitotsubashi University |
presented by: Hisashi Nakamura, Hitotsubashi University |
2. Optimal Disability Insurance and Unemployment Insurance With Cyclical Fluctuations |
By Hsuan-Chih Lin; University of Wisconsin Madison |
presented by: Hsuan-Chih Lin, University of Wisconsin Madison |
3. Continuous-time Contracting With Ambiguous Perceptions |
By Martin Dumav; European University Institute |
presented by: Martin Dumav, European University Institute |
Session ID 297: Decision Theory August 20, 2015 11:15 to 12:45 520A |
Session Chair: Koji Shirai, Kwansei Gakuin University |
Session type: contributed |
1. Menu Choice Without Completeness |
By Tsogbadral Galaabaatar; Ryerson University |
presented by: Tsogbadral Galaabaatar, Ryerson University |
2. A Theory of Robust Experiments for Choice Under Uncertainty |
By Simon Grant; University of Queensland Jeffrey Kline; University of Queensland Idione Meneghel; Australian National University John Quiggin; University of Queensland rabee tourky; research school of economics |
presented by: Jeffrey Kline, University of Queensland |
3. A Revealed Preference Theory of Monotone Choice and Strategic Complementarity |
By Natalia Lazzati; University of Michigan John Quah; Oxford University Koji Shirai; Kwansei Gakuin University |
presented by: Koji Shirai, Kwansei Gakuin University |
Session ID 52: Nonseparable Models August 20, 2015 11:15 to 12:45 522A |
Session Chair: Alexandre Poirier, University of Iowa |
Session type: contributed |
1. Nonseparable Models With Information Frictions |
By Suyong Song; University of Iowa |
presented by: Suyong Song, University of Iowa |
2. Minimum Integrated Distance Estimation in Simultaneous Equation Models |
By Zhengyuan Gao; Université Catholique de Louvain CORE Antonio Galvao; University of Iowa |
presented by: Zhengyuan Gao, Université Catholique de Louvain CORE |
3. Efficient Estimation in Models With Independence Restrictions |
By Alexandre Poirier; University of Iowa |
presented by: Alexandre Poirier, University of Iowa |
Session ID 313: Bank Runs August 20, 2015 11:15 to 12:45 520F |
Session Chair: Enrico Sette, Bank of Italy |
Session type: contributed |
1. Financial Crises and Systemic Bank Runs in a Dynamic Model of Banking |
By Roberto Robatto; University Wisconsin Madison |
presented by: Roberto Robatto, University Wisconsin Madison |
2. Liquidity Backstops and Dynamic Debt Runs |
By Bin Wei; Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta Vivian Yue; Emory University |
presented by: Bin Wei, Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta |
3. Double Bank Runs and Liquidity Risk Management |
By Filippo Ippolito; Universitat Pompeu Fabra Jose Luis Peydro; Universitat Pompeu Fabra Andrea Polo; Universitat Pompeu Fabra and Barcelona GSE Enrico Sette; Bank of Italy |
presented by: Enrico Sette, Bank of Italy |
Session ID 59: Risk Aversion in Auctions August 20, 2015 11:15 to 12:45 Le Moyne Westin |
Session Chair: Matthew Gentry, London School of Economics |
Session type: contributed |
1. Identification and Estimation in First-price Auctions With Risk-averse Bidders and Selective Entry |
By Matthew Gentry; London School of Economics Tong Li; Vanderbilt University Jingfeng Lu; National University of Singapore |
presented by: Matthew Gentry, London School of Economics |
2. Inference of Risk Aversion in First-price Auctions With An Unobserved Characteristic |
By Yu Zhu; University of Wisconsin - Madison |
presented by: Yu Zhu, University of Leicester |
3. Endogenous Entry and Risk-aversion in Oil and Gas Lease Auctions |
By Yunmi Kong; New York University |
presented by: Yunmi Kong, New York University |
Session ID 316: Policy Reforms August 20, 2015 11:15 to 12:45 521A |
Session Chair: William Peterman, Federal Reserve Board of Governors |
Session type: contributed |
1. The Cost of Uncertainty About the Timing of Social Security Reform |
By Frank Caliendo; Utah State University Aspen Gorry; Utah State University Sita Slavov; George Mason University |
presented by: Aspen Gorry, Utah State University |
2. Universal Basic Income Versus Unemployment Insurance |
By Alice FABRE; GREQAM- AMSE Stephane Pallage; UQAM Christian Zimmermann; Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis |
presented by: Christian Zimmermann, Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis |
3. A Historical Welfare Analysis of Social Security: Who Did the Program Benefit? |
By William Peterman; Federal Reserve Board of Governors Kamila Sommer; Federal Reserve Board |
presented by: William Peterman, Federal Reserve Board of Governors |
Session ID 77: Behavioral Economics and Public Policy August 20, 2015 11:15 to 12:45 517C |
Session Chair: Jörg Spenkuch, Northwestern University Kellogg School of Management |
Session type: contributed |
1. Backward Induction in the Wild: Evidence From the U.S. Senate |
By Jörg Spenkuch; Northwestern University Kellogg School of Management |
presented by: Jörg Spenkuch, Northwestern University Kellogg School of Management |
2. Preference Identification Under Inconsistent Choice |
By Jacob Goldin; Princeton University Daniel Reck; University of Michigan |
presented by: Daniel Reck, University of Michigan |
3. Affirmative Action and Stereotype Threat |
By Anat Bracha; Federal Reserve Bank of Boston Alma Cohen; Harvard Lynn Conell-Price; Carnegie Mellon University |
presented by: Anat Bracha, Federal Reserve Bank of Boston |
Session ID 339: Incentives August 20, 2015 11:15 to 12:45 520B |
Session Chair: Peter Hammond, University of Warwick |
Session type: contributed |
1. Optimal Sequential Delegation |
By Eugen Kovac; University of Duisburg-Essen and University of Bonn Daniel Krähmer; University Bonn |
presented by: Eugen Kovac, University of Duisburg-Essen and University of Bonn |
2. Pay to Quit and Team Incentives |
By Pak Hung Au; Nanyang Technological University |
presented by: Pak Hung Au, Nanyang Technological University |
3. Designing a Strategy-proof Spot Market Mechanism: Twenty-four Steps to Walrasian Equilibrium |
By Peter Hammond; University of Warwick |
presented by: Peter Hammond, University of Warwick |
Session ID 342: Empirical Studies of Regulations August 20, 2015 11:15 to 12:45 Palais Westin |
Session Chair: Jung You, California State University East Bay |
Session type: contributed |
1. Vertical Restraints in the Movie Exhibition Inudustry |
By Krzysztof Wozniak; Federal Reserve Board of Governors |
presented by: Krzysztof Wozniak, Federal Reserve Board of Governors |
2. Measuring the Unequal Implications of One Size Fits All Regulation |
By Jeff Thurk; University of Notre Dame |
presented by: Jeff Thurk, University of Notre Dame |
3. Regulation Under Asymmetric Information in Road Transport Networks |
By Ju Hyun Kim; University of North Carolina Chapel Hill Jung You; California State University East Bay |
presented by: Jung You, California State University East Bay |
Session ID 349: I O Theory 2 August 20, 2015 11:15 to 12:45 Beaver Hall Westin |
Session Chair: Jianpei Li, University of International Business and Economics |
Session type: contributed |
1. Bundling Incentives in Markets with Product Complementarities: The Case of Triple-play |
By Joao Macieira; Virginia Tech Pedro Pereira; Autoridade da Concorrência João Vareda; Universidade de Évora |
presented by: Pedro Pereira, Autoridade da Concorrência |
2. The Prudent Principal |
By Bernard Sinclair-Desgagné; HEC Montreal Sandrine Spaeter; BETA |
presented by: Bernard Sinclair-Desgagné, HEC Montreal |
3. Bundled Procurement |
By Yongmin Chen; University of Colorado at Boulder Jianpei Li; University of International Business and Economics |
presented by: Jianpei Li, University of International Business and Economics |
Session ID 99: Empirical Analysis of Income Distributions August 20, 2015 11:15 to 12:45 522B |
Session Chair: Xiaojun Song, Peking University |
Session type: contributed |
1. Consistent Tests for Poverty Dominance Relations |
By Garry Barrett; University of Sydney Stephen Donald; University of Texas at Austin |
presented by: Garry Barrett, University of Sydney |
2. Estimating Income Distributions From Grouped Data: A Minimum Quantile Distance Approach |
By Tsvetana Spasova; University of Basel |
presented by: Tsvetana Spasova, University of Basel |
3. Nonparametric Comparison of Conditional Transition Probabilities: Is Italian Income Mobility Region Specific? |
By Francesco Risi; Universidad Carlos III de Madrid Xiaojun Song; Peking University |
presented by: Xiaojun Song, Peking University |
Session ID 356: Empirical Issues in Trade August 20, 2015 11:15 to 12:45 Ste-Helene Westin |
Session Chair: Ahmad Lashkaripour, Indiana University |
Session type: contributed |
1. Any Port in a Storm: Import Competition and Match Quality Downgrading |
By Jeff Chan; University of Toronto |
presented by: Jeff Chan, University of Toronto |
2. How Important are Trade Prices for Trade Flows? |
By Logan Lewis; Federal Reserve Board |
presented by: Logan Lewis, Federal Reserve Board |
3. Worth Its Weight in Gold: Product Weight, International Shipping and Patterns of Trade |
By Ahmad Lashkaripour; Indiana University |
presented by: Ahmad Lashkaripour, Indiana University |
Session ID 106: Algorithms for Dynamic Stochastic Macro Models August 20, 2015 11:15 to 12:45 518A |
Session Chair: Erick Sager, Bureau of Labor Statistics |
Session type: contributed |
1. Using Adaptive Sparse Grids to Solve High-dimensional Dynamic Models |
By Johannes Brumm; University of Zurich Simon Scheidegger; University of Zurich |
presented by: Simon Scheidegger, University of Zurich |
2. An Evaluation of Constitutional Constraints on Capital Taxation |
By Begoña Dominguez; University of Queensland Zhigang Feng; University of Illinois Urbana Champaign |
presented by: Zhigang Feng, University of Illinois Urbana Champaign |
3. Solving the Incomplete Markets Model With Aggregate Uncertainty: The Method of Mixtures |
By Erick Sager; Bureau of Labor Statistics |
presented by: Erick Sager, Bureau of Labor Statistics |
Session ID 374: Impact of "Shocks" on the Economy August 20, 2015 11:15 to 12:45 Mc Gill Westin |
Session Chair: Daniel Shoag, Harvard Kennedy School |
Session type: contributed |
1. When Labor Disputes Bring Cities to a Standstill: The Impact of Public Transit Strikes on Traffic, Accidents, Air Pollution, and Health |
By Stefan Bauernschuster; University of Passau Timo Hener; Ifo Institute Helmut Rainer; Ifo Institute |
presented by: Timo Hener, Ifo Institute |
2. Heterogeneous Effects of Fiscal Equalization Grants on Local Expenditures: Evidence From Two Formula-based Variations |
By Michihito Ando; Uppsala University National Institute of Population and Social Security Research |
presented by: Michihito Ando, Uppsala University National Institute of Population and Social Security Research |
3. Shops and the City: Evidence on Local Externalities and Local Government Policy From Big Box Bankruptcies |
By Daniel Shoag; Harvard Kennedy School Stan Veuger; American Enterprise Institute for Public Policy Research |
presented by: Daniel Shoag, Harvard Kennedy School |
Session ID 376: Sorting In Different Environments August 20, 2015 11:15 to 12:45 Ville-Marie A Westin |
Session Chair: Bobak Pakzad-Hurson, Stanford University |
Session type: contributed |
1. Urban Sorting and Diversity Within Neighborhoods |
By Gregorio Caetano; University of Rochester Vikram Maheshri; University of Houston |
presented by: Gregorio Caetano, University of Rochester |
2. Lone Stars or Constellations? The Impact of Performance Pay on Matching Assortativeness in Academia |
By Erina Ytsma; London School of Economics |
presented by: Erina Ytsma, London School of Economics |
3. Strategic Disaggregation in University Admissions |
By Bobak Pakzad-Hurson; Stanford University |
presented by: Bobak Pakzad-Hurson, Stanford University |
Session ID 382: Social Programs in Development August 20, 2015 11:15 to 12:45 Ville-Marie B Westin |
Session Chair: Yasuyuki Sawada, University of Tokyo |
Session type: contributed |
1. Rural Employment Guarantee, Women's Participation and Children's Welfare: Evidence From India |
By Bipasha Maity; University of British Columbia |
presented by: Bipasha Maity, University of British Columbia |
2. Conditional Cash Transfers and Crime: Higher Income But Also Better Loot |
By Ignacio Munyo; University of Montevideo |
presented by: Ignacio Munyo, University of Montevideo |
3. Election, Implementation and Social Capital in School-based Management: Evidence from COGES Project in Burkina Faso |
By Yasuyuki Sawada; University of Tokyo Takeshi Aida; National Graduate Institute for Policy Studies (GRIPS) Andrew Griffen; University of Tokyo Eiji Kozuka; Hiroshima University Haruko Noguchi; Waseda University Yasuyuki Todo; Waseda University |
presented by: Yasuyuki Sawada, University of Tokyo |
Session ID 131: Firm Performance in Global Markets: Methods and Applications August 20, 2015 11:15 to 12:45 St-Paul Westin |
Session Chair: Frederic Warzynski, Aarhus School of Business |
Session type: contributed |
1. Multi-dimensional Effects of International Trade: The Experience of Chinese Manufacturers |
By Paul Grieco; Pennsylvania State University Shengyu Li; Durham University Hongsong Zhang; University of Hong Kong |
presented by: Shengyu Li, Durham University |
2. Supply Function Competition and Exporters: Nonparametric Identification and Estimation of Productivity Distributions and Marginal Costs |
By Ayse Pehlivan; Bilkent University Quang Vuong; New York University |
presented by: Ayse Pehlivan, Bilkent University |
3. Import Competition, Productivity and Multi-product Firms |
By Frederic Warzynski; Aarhus School of Business |
presented by: Frederic Warzynski, Aarhus School of Business |
Session ID 137: Time Consistency of Fiscal Policy August 20, 2015 11:15 to 12:45 520D |
Session Chair: Anastasios Karantounias, Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta |
Session type: contributed |
1. Time-consistent Institutional Design |
By Charles Brendon; University of Cambridge Martin Ellison; University of Oxford |
presented by: Charles Brendon, University of Cambridge |
2. Welfare Effects of Consumption Tax in Emerging Markets: The Argentine Case |
By Li Li; University of Toronto |
presented by: Li Li, University of Toronto |
3. Optimal Time-consistent Taxation With Default |
By Anastasios Karantounias; Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta Karen Kopecky; Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta |
presented by: Anastasios Karantounias, Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta |
Session ID 398: Monetary Policy and Asset Prices August 20, 2015 11:15 to 12:45 521B |
Session Chair: Christian Matthes, Federal Reserve Bank of Richmond |
Session type: contributed |
1. Bond Market Exposures to Macroeconomic and Monetary Policy Risks |
By Dongho Song; Boston College |
presented by: Dongho Song, Boston College |
2. An Injury to One: Financial Frictions and the Reaction of Stock Prices to Monetary Policy Shocks |
By Ali Ozdagli; Federal Reserve Bank of Boston |
presented by: Ali Ozdagli, Federal Reserve Bank of Boston |
3. Measuring the Non-linear Effects of Monetary Policy |
By Regis Barnichon; CREI Christian Matthes; Federal Reserve Bank of Richmond |
presented by: Christian Matthes, Federal Reserve Bank of Richmond |
Session ID 144: Economic Output, Weather, and Climate August 20, 2015 11:15 to 12:45 Ramezay Westin |
Session Chair: Paul Cashin, IMF |
Session type: contributed |
1. Temperatures and Growth: A Panel Analysis of the U.S. |
By Riccardo Colacito; University of North Carolina, Chapel Hil Bridget Hoffmann; Northwestern University Toan Phan; UNC Chapel Hill |
presented by: Bridget Hoffmann, Northwestern University |
2. Revisiting Carbon Kuznets Curves With Endogenous Breaks Modeling: Evidence of Decoupling and Saturation (but Few Inverted-Us) for Individual OECD Countries |
By Brantley Liddle; Asia Pacific Energy Research Centre |
presented by: Brantley Liddle, Asia Pacific Energy Research Centre |
3. Fair Weather or Foul? The Macroeconomic Effects of El Niño |
By Paul Cashin; IMF Kamiar Mohaddes; University of Cambridge Mehdi Raissi; International Monetary Fund |
presented by: Mehdi Raissi, International Monetary Fund |
Session ID 150: Mathematical Economics August 20, 2015 11:15 to 12:45 518B |
Session Chair: Kali Rath, University of Notre Dame |
Session type: contributed |
1. Dynamic Directed Random Matching |
By Darrell Duffie; Stanford University Lei Qiao; National University of Singapore Yeneng Sun; National University of Singapore |
presented by: Yeneng Sun, National University of Singapore |
2. Evaluating Allocations of Freedom |
By Itai Sher; University of California San Diego |
presented by: Itai Sher, University of California San Diego |
3. Nonexistence of Nash Equilibria in Games Over Finitely Additive Measure Spaces |
By M. Ali Khan; Johns Hopkins University Lei Qiao; National University of Singapore Kali Rath; University of Notre Dame Yeneng Sun; National University of Singapore |
presented by: Kali Rath, University of Notre Dame |
Session ID 408: Welfare August 20, 2015 11:15 to 12:45 520C |
Session Chair: Oded Stark, University of Bonn |
Session type: contributed |
1. Welfare Criteria From Choice: The Sequential Solution |
By Sean Horan; Université de Montréal Yves Sprumont; University of Montreal |
presented by: Sean Horan, Université de Montréal |
2. Endogenous Public Information and Welfare in Market Games |
By Xavier Vives; IESE Business School |
presented by: Xavier Vives, IESE Business School |
3. Relative Deprivation and Relative Risk Aversion |
By Oded Stark; University of Bonn |
presented by: Oded Stark, University of Bonn |
Session ID 170: Econometrics of High-frequency Data August 20, 2015 11:15 to 12:45 522C |
Session Chair: Kokouvi Tewou, University of Montreal |
Session type: contributed |
1. Bootstrapping High-frequency Jump Tests |
By Prosper Dovonon; Concordia University Silvia Goncalves; Université de Montréal Ulrich Hounyo; University of Oxford Nour Meddahi; Toulouse School of Economics |
presented by: Nour Meddahi, Toulouse School of Economics |
2. Nonparametric Estimation of the Leverage Effect Using Information From Derivatives Markets |
By Ilze Kalnina; University of Montreal Dacheng Xiu; University of Chicago |
presented by: Ilze Kalnina, University of Montreal |
3. Cross-sectional Dependence in Idiosyncratic Volatility |
By Ilze Kalnina; University of Montreal Kokouvi Tewou; University of Montreal |
presented by: Kokouvi Tewou, University of Montreal |
Session ID 179: Preferences and Updating August 20, 2015 11:15 to 12:45 518C |
Session Chair: Evan Calford, University of British Columbia |
Session type: contributed |
1. Lone Wolf or Herd Animal? An Experiment on Choice of Information and Social Learning |
By John Duffy; University of California Irvine Ed Hopkins; University of Edinburgh Tatiana Kornienko; University of Edinburgh |
presented by: John Duffy, University of California Irvine |
2. Experimental Elicitation of Ambiguity Attitude Using the Random Incentive System |
By Aurélien Baillon; Erasmus University Rotterdam Yoram Halevy; University of British Columbia Chen Li; Erasmus University Rotterdam |
presented by: Aurélien Baillon, Erasmus University Rotterdam |
3. Ambiguity Aversion in Game Theory: Experimental Evidence |
By Evan Calford; University of British Columbia |
presented by: Evan Calford, University of British Columbia |
Session ID 448: Health and Labor Markets August 20, 2015 11:15 to 12:45 525A |
Session Chair: Galina Besstremyannaya, Center for Economic and Financial Research at New Economic School |
Session type: contributed |
1. Employee Health and Employer Incentives |
By Patrick Hullegie; VU University Amsterdam |
presented by: Patrick Hullegie, VU University Amsterdam |
2. Equilibrium Labor Market Effects of Non-contributory Health Insurance: Evidence From Mexico |
By Gabriella Conti; University College London Rita Ginja; Uppsala University Renata Narita; University of Sao Paulo |
presented by: Renata Narita, University of Sao Paulo |
3. Heterogeneous Effect of Residency Matching and Prospective Payment on Labor Returns and Hospital Scale Economies |
By Galina Besstremyannaya; Center for Economic and Financial Research at New Economic School |
presented by: Galina Besstremyannaya, Center for Economic and Financial Research at New Economic School |
Session ID 456: VCs Finance and Returns August 20, 2015 11:15 to 12:45 521C |
Session Chair: Jing Ma, Newcastle University |
Session type: contributed |
1. Competition and Specialization: A Non-monotonic Relationship |
By Mian Dai; Drexel University |
presented by: Mian Dai, Drexel University |
2. Risking Returns: Moving From Public to Private Equity |
By Jerry CAO; Singapore Management University Aurobindo Ghosh; Singapore Management University Jeremy Goh; Singapore Management University |
presented by: Aurobindo Ghosh, Singapore Management University |
3. Venture Capital Reputation and Long-run Performance of Chinese IPOs |
By Jing Ma; Newcastle University |
presented by: Jing Ma, Newcastle University |
Session ID 202: Identification and Estimation in Structural Models August 20, 2015 11:15 to 12:45 447 |
Session Chair: Alexander Torgovitsky, Northwestern University |
Session type: contributed |
1. Sharp Bounds for the Roy Model |
By Ismael Mourifie; University of Toronto Mark S. Henry; Dept. of Applied Economics and Statisti Romuald Meango; IFO |
presented by: Ismael Mourifie, University of Toronto |
2. Partial Identification of State Dependence |
By Alexander Torgovitsky; Northwestern University |
presented by: Alexander Torgovitsky, Northwestern University |
Session ID 463: Econometric Analysis of Networks August 20, 2015 11:15 to 12:45 525B |
Session Chair: Zhentao Shi, The Chinese University of Hong Kong |
Session type: contributed |
1. A Structural Pairwise Regression Model With Individual Heterogeneity |
By Zhentao Shi; The Chinese University of Hong Kong |
presented by: Zhentao Shi, The Chinese University of Hong Kong |
2. Additive Model With Endogenous Network Formation |
By Julian TszKin Chan; Boston University |
presented by: Julian TszKin Chan, Boston University |
3. A Structural Econometric Analysis of Network Formation Games |
By Shuyang Sheng; University of California Los Angeles |
presented by: Shuyang Sheng, University of California Los Angeles |
Session ID 212: Sorting, Wages, and Frictions August 20, 2015 11:15 to 12:45 523A |
Session Chair: Bastian Schulz, University of Munich and Ifo Institute |
Session type: contributed |
1. Better Workers Move to Better Firms: A Simple Test to Identify Sorting |
By Cristian Bartolucci; Collegio Carlo Alberto Francesco Devicienti; Università di Torino Ignacio Monzon; Collegio Carlo Alberto |
presented by: Cristian Bartolucci, Collegio Carlo Alberto |
2. An Empirical Model of Wage Dispersion With Sorting |
By Jesper Bagger; University of London Royal Holloway College Rasmus Lentz; University of Wisconsin Madison |
presented by: Jesper Bagger, University of London Royal Holloway College |
3. Wage Rigidity and Labor Market Dynamics With Sorting |
By Bastian Schulz; Ifo Institute |
presented by: Bastian Schulz, University of Munich and Ifo Institute |
Session ID 213: Game Theory: Equilibrium Concepts August 20, 2015 11:15 to 12:45 519A |
Session Chair: Luciano de Castro, University of Iowa |
Session type: contributed |
1. Language Games |
By Andreas Blume; University of Arizona |
presented by: Andreas Blume, University of Arizona |
2. Collusion, Randomization and Leadership in Groups |
By Rohan Dutta; McGill University David Levine; EUI and WUSTL Salvatore Modica; Universita' di Palermo, Italy |
presented by: Rohan Dutta, McGill University |
3. Nash-equilibrium in Games With Quasi-monotonic Best-responses |
By Rabah Amir; Univ of Iowa Luciano de Castro; University of Iowa |
presented by: Luciano de Castro, University of Iowa |
Session ID 251: Structural Change August 20, 2015 11:15 to 12:45 523B |
Session Chair: Giovanni Urga, Cass Business School London |
Session type: contributed |
1. Efficient Inference With Time-varying Identification Strength |
By Bertille Antoine; Simon Fraser University Otilia Boldea; Tilburg University |
presented by: Bertille Antoine, Simon Fraser University |
2. Markov-switching Quantile Autoregression: A Gibbs Sampling Approach |
By Xiaochun Liu; Temple University Richard Luger; Laval University |
presented by: Richard Luger, Laval University |
3. Multiple Testing and Stability in Reduced Rank Non-stationary Regressions |
By Michele Bergamelli; Cass Business School Lynda Khalaf; Carleton University Giovanni Urga; Cass Business School London |
presented by: Giovanni Urga, Cass Business School London |
Session ID 252: Identification Problems in Econometrics August 20, 2015 11:15 to 12:45 524A |
Session Chair: Naijing Huang, Boston College |
Session type: contributed |
1. Instrument Endogeneity, Weak Identification, and Inference in IV Regressions |
By Sabro Firmin Doko Tchatoka; University of Adelaide |
presented by: Sabro Firmin Doko Tchatoka, University of Adelaide |
2. Necessary and Sufficient Conditions for Nonlinear Parametric Function Identification |
By Xin Liang; Bank of Montreal Jean-Marie Dufour; McGill University |
presented by: Xin Liang, Bank of Montreal |
3. Weak Inference for Dynamic Stochastic General Equilibrium Models With Time-varying Parameters |
By Naijing Huang; Boston College |
presented by: Naijing Huang, Boston College |
Session ID 255: Schooling and Occupations August 20, 2015 11:15 to 12:45 524B |
Session Chair: Satoshi Tanaka, University of Queensland |
Session type: contributed |
1. Why Have the Wages of Married Women Increased?: Marital Sorting and Labor Supply of Couples |
By Zvi Eckstein; The Interdisciplinary Center Herzliya Michael Keane; Oxford University Osnat Lifshitz; Tel Aviv Jaffa Academic College |
presented by: Osnat Lifshitz, Tel Aviv Jaffa Academic College |
2. Mothers' Employment and Children's Educational Gender Gap |
By Xiaodong Fan; University of New South Wales Hanming Fang; University of Pennsylvania Simen Markussen; Ragnar Frisch Centre for Economic Research |
presented by: Xiaodong Fan, University of New South Wales |
3. Occupational Switching and Self-discovery in the Labor Market |
By Fatih Guvenen; University of Minnesota Burhanettin Kuruscu; University of Toronto Satoshi Tanaka; University of Queensland David Wiczer; FRB St. Louis |
presented by: Satoshi Tanaka, University of Queensland |
Session ID 259: Dynamic Structural Models August 20, 2015 11:15 to 12:45 Viger Westin |
Session Chair: Kevin Williams, Yale University School of Management |
Session type: contributed |
1. A Microeconometric Dynamic Structural Model of Copper Mining Decisions |
By Victor Aguirregabiria; University of Toronto Andres Luengo; University of Southampton |
presented by: Victor Aguirregabiria, University of Toronto |
2. Stockpiling and Learning as Entry Deterrents |
By Christoph Bauner; Cornerstone Research Emily Wang; University of Massachusetts Amherst |
presented by: Emily Wang, University of Massachusetts Amherst |
3. Dynamic Airline Pricing and Seat Availability |
By Kevin Williams; Yale University School of Management |
presented by: Kevin Williams, Yale University School of Management |
Session ID 256: Organizational Economics: Delegation and Relational Contracting August 20, 2015 14:15 to 16:15 Mc Gill Westin |
Session Chair: John Zhu, University of Pennsylvania Wharton Schoo |
Session type: contributed |
1. Power Dynamics in Organizations |
By Jin Li; Strategy Department Niko Matouschek; Northwestern University (KSM) Michael Powell; Northwestern University Kellogg School of Management |
presented by: Michael Powell, Northwestern University Kellogg School of Management |
2. The Optimality of Arms Length, Memoryless Contracts |
By John Zhu; University of Pennsylvania Wharton School |
presented by: John Zhu, University of Pennsylvania Wharton Schoo |
Session ID 3: Recent Advances in Financial Econometrics August 20, 2015 14:15 to 16:15 520D |
Session Chair: Gustavo Schwenkler, Boston University |
Session type: contributed |
1. Jump Regressions |
By Jia Li; Duke University Viktor Todorov; Northwestern University George Tauchen; Duke University |
presented by: George Tauchen, Duke University |
2. Incorporating Global Industrial Classification Standard Into Portfolio Allocation: A Simple Factor-based Large Covariance Matrix Estimator With High Frequency Data |
By Jianqing Fan; Princeton University Alex Furger; Princeton University Dacheng Xiu; University of Chicago |
presented by: Dacheng Xiu, University of Chicago |
3. Indirect Estimation Via Targeting |
By David Frazier; Monash University Eric Renault; Brown University |
presented by: Eric Renault, Brown University |
4. Filtered Likelihood for Point Processes |
By Kay Giesecke; Stanford University Gustavo Schwenkler; Boston University |
presented by: Gustavo Schwenkler, Boston University |
Session ID 20: Advances in VAR August 20, 2015 14:15 to 16:15 517B |
Session Chair: Ferre De Graeve, University of Leuven |
Session type: contributed |
1. Structural Vector Autoregressions With Smooth Transition in Variances: The Interaction Between U.S. Monetary Policy and the Stock Market |
By Aleksei Netsunajev; Freie Universitat Berlin Helmut Lütkepohl; DIW Berlin |
presented by: Aleksei Netsunajev, Freie Universitat Berlin |
2. The Systematic Component of Monetary Policy in SVARs: An Agnostic Identification Procedure |
By Jonas Arias; Federal Reserve Board Dario Caldara; Federal Reserve Board Juan Rubio-Ramirez; Duke University |
presented by: Jonas Arias, Federal Reserve Board |
3. A Theory of Data-oriented Identification With a SVAR Application |
By Nick Arefiev; Higher School of Economics |
presented by: Nick Arefiev, Higher School of Economics |
4. Un-truncating VARs |
By Ferre De Graeve; University of Leuven Andreas Westermark; Sveriges Riksbank |
presented by: Ferre De Graeve, University of Leuven |
Session ID 278: Sovereign Debt: Crises and Long-Run Outcomes August 20, 2015 14:15 to 16:15 518C |
Session Chair: Philippe Bacchetta, University of Lausanne |
Session type: contributed |
1. A Crisis-bailout Game |
By Bruno Salcedo; Pennsylvania State University Bruno Sultanum; Federal Reserve Bank of Richmond Ruilin Zhou; Pennsylvania State University |
presented by: Ruilin Zhou, Pennsylvania State University |
2. Sovereign Debt vs Redistributive Taxes: Financing Recoveries in Unequal and Uncommitted Economies |
By Alessandro Dovis; Pennsylvania State University Mikhail Golosov; Princeton University Ali Shourideh; University of Pennsylavnia |
presented by: Ali Shourideh, University of Pennsylavnia |
3. Optimal Sovereign Debt Policy With Private Trading: Explaining Allocation Puzzle |
By Yena Park; University of Rochester |
presented by: Yena Park, University of Rochester |
4. Self-fulfilling Debt Crises: Can Monetary Policy Really Help? |
By Philippe Bacchetta; University of Lausanne Elena Perazzi; University of Lausanne Eric van Wincoop; University of Virginia |
presented by: Elena Perazzi, University of Lausanne |
Session ID 281: Empirical I.O. August 20, 2015 14:15 to 16:15 523B |
Session Chair: Mitsuru Igami, Yale University |
Session type: contributed |
1. Just Starting Out: Learning and Price Competition in a New Market |
By Ulrich Doraszelski; University of Pennsylvania Greg Lewis; Microsoft Corporation Ariel Pakes; Harvard University |
presented by: Greg Lewis, Microsoft Corporation |
2. A Bounds Approach to Counterfactual Analysis |
By Mar Reguant; Stanford University |
presented by: Mar Reguant, Stanford University |
3. Identification of Counterfactuals and Payoffs in Dynamic Discrete Choice With an Application to Land Use |
By Myrto Kalouptsidi; Princeton University Paul Scott; University of Toulouse I Eduardo Souza-Rodrigues; University of Toronto |
presented by: Eduardo Souza-Rodrigues, University of Toronto |
4. Mergers, Innovation, and Entry-exit Dynamics: The Consolidation of the Hard Disk Drive Industry |
By Mitsuru Igami; Yale University Kosuke Uetake; Yale University School of Management |
presented by: Mitsuru Igami, Yale University |
Session ID 26: Empirical Macroeconomics with Big Data August 20, 2015 14:15 to 16:15 517C |
Session Chair: Michael McCracken, Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis |
Session type: contributed |
1. The Nature of Wage Adjustment in U.S. Firms: New Evidence From Worker-firm Linked Data |
By Andre Kurmann; Drexel University Erika McEntarfer; US Census Bureau James Spletzer; U.S. Census Bureau |
presented by: Andre Kurmann, Drexel University |
2. Payment Choice and the Future of Currency: Insights From Two Billion Retail Transactions |
By Zhu Wang; Federal Reserve Bank of Richmond Alexander Wolman; Federal Reserve Bank of Richmond |
presented by: Zhu Wang, Federal Reserve Bank of Richmond |
3. Cost of Living Inequality During the Great Recession |
By David Argente; University of Chicago Munseob Lee; University of Chicago |
presented by: David Argente, University of Chicago |
4. FRED-MD: A Monthly Database for Macroeconomic Research |
By Michael McCracken; Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis Serena Ng; Columbia University |
presented by: Michael McCracken, Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis |
Session ID 294: Financial Econometrics August 20, 2015 14:15 to 16:15 522A |
Session Chair: Marcin Zamojski, VU University Amsterdam |
Session type: contributed |
1. A Nonparametric Test of a Strong Leverage Hypothesis |
By Oliver Linton; Universit of Cambridge Yoon-Jae Whang; Seoul National University Yu-Min Yen; National Chengchi University |
presented by: Yoon-Jae Whang, Seoul National University |
2. Stochastic Efficiency Analysis Using Relative Entropy and Empirical Likelihood |
By Thierry Post; Koc University Valerio Poti; University College Dublin |
presented by: Valerio Poti, University College Dublin |
3. Understanding Regressions With Observations Collected at High Frequency Over Long Span |
By Yoosoon Chang; Indiana University Joon Park; Indiana University |
presented by: Yoosoon Chang, Indiana University |
4. Generalized Autoregressive Method of Moments |
By Drew Creal; University of Chicago Siem Jan Koopman; VU University Amsterdam Andre Lucas; VU University Amsterdam Marcin Zamojski; VU University Amsterdam |
presented by: Drew Creal, University of Chicago |
Session ID 298: GARCH Models: Midas, Realized and GARCH-X August 20, 2015 14:15 to 16:15 522B |
Session Chair: Elena-Ivona Dumitrescu, Paris Ouest Nanterre la Defense |
Session type: contributed |
1. Misspecification Testing in GARCH-MIDAS Models |
By Christian Conrad; University of Heidelberg Melanie Schienle; Leibniz University Hannover |
presented by: Christian Conrad, University of Heidelberg |
2. Semiparametric Multiplicative GARCH-X Model: Adopting Economic Variables to Explain Volatility |
By Heejoon Han; Sungkyunkwan University Dennis Kristensen; University College London |
presented by: Heejoon Han, Sungkyunkwan University |
3. Volatility During the Financial Crisis Through the Lens of High Frequency Data: A Realized GARCH Approach |
By Georgiana Denisa Banulescu; European University Institute Peter Hansen; European University Institute Zhuo Huang; Peking University Marius Matei; University of Tasmania |
presented by: Georgiana Denisa Banulescu, European University Institute |
4. Exchange Rate Volatility Forecasting: A Multivariate Realized-GARCH Approach |
By Janine Balter; European University Institute Elena-Ivona Dumitrescu; Paris Ouest Nanterre la Defense Peter Hansen; European University Institute |
presented by: Elena-Ivona Dumitrescu, Paris Ouest Nanterre la Defense |
Session ID 45: Search and Sorting August 20, 2015 14:15 to 16:15 Le Moyne Westin |
Session Chair: Sergey Popov, Queen's University Belfast |
Session type: contributed |
1. Unobservable Investments and Search Frictions |
By Yujing Xu; University of Hong Kong |
presented by: Yujing Xu, University of Hong Kong |
2. Assortative Matching and Risk Sharing |
By sanxi li; School of Economics Hailin Sun; Peking University Tong Wang; University of Edinburgh Jun Yu; Singapore Management University |
presented by: Tong Wang, University of Edinburgh |
3. Frictions Lead to Sorting: A Partnership Model With On-the-match Search |
By Cristian Bartolucci; Collegio Carlo Alberto Ignacio Monzon; Collegio Carlo Alberto |
presented by: Ignacio Monzon, Collegio Carlo Alberto |
4. On Publication, Refereeing, and Working Hard |
By Sascha Baghestanian; Goethe University Sergey Popov; Queen's University Belfast |
presented by: Sergey Popov, Queen's University Belfast |
Session ID 303: Methods and Applications for DSGE Models August 20, 2015 14:15 to 16:15 522C |
Session Chair: Riccardo Maria Masolo, Bank of England |
Session type: contributed |
1. Impulse Response Matching Estimators for DSGE Models |
By Pablo Guerron-Quintana; Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia Atsushi Inoue; Vanderbilt University Lutz Kilian; University of Michigan |
presented by: Atsushi Inoue, Vanderbilt University |
2. An Estimated DSGE Model With a Deflation Steady State |
By Yasuo Hirose; Keio University |
presented by: Yasuo Hirose, Keio University |
3. A Composite Likelihood Framework for Analyzing Singular DSGE Models |
By Zhongjun Qu; Boston University |
presented by: Zhongjun Qu, Boston University |
4. Evaluating UK Point and Density Forecasts From an Estimated DSGE Model: The Role of Off-model Information Over the Financial Crisis |
By Nicholas Fawcett; Bank of England Lena Koerber; Bank of England and London School of Eco Riccardo Maria Masolo; Bank of England Matthew Waldron; Bank of England |
presented by: Riccardo Maria Masolo, Bank of England |
Session ID 324: Optimal Financial Contracts August 20, 2015 14:15 to 16:15 519A |
Session Chair: Pierre Chaigneau, HEC Montreal |
Session type: contributed |
1. Using Elasticities to Derive Optimal Bankruptcy Exemptions |
By Eduardo Davila; New York University |
presented by: Eduardo Davila, New York University |
2. Optimal Contracts, Aggregate Risk, and the Financial Accelerator |
By Charles Carlstrom; Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland Timothy Fuerst; University of Notre Dame Matthias Paustian; Federal Reserve Board |
presented by: Charles Carlstrom, Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland |
3. Personal Bankruptcy and Wage Garnishment |
By Florian Exler; University of Mannheim |
presented by: Florian Exler, University of Mannheim |
4. The Informativeness Principle Under Limited Liability |
By Pierre Chaigneau; HEC Montreal Alex Edmans; University of Pennsylvania Daniel Gottlieb; University of Pennsylvania |
presented by: Pierre Chaigneau, HEC Montreal |
Session ID 69: International Price and Trade Fluctuations August 20, 2015 14:15 to 16:15 518A |
Session Chair: Wei Dong, Bank of Canada |
Session type: contributed |
1. The Role of Two Frictions in Geographic Price Dispersion: When Market Friction Meets Nominal Rigidity |
By Chi-Young Choi; University of Texas Arlington Horag Choi; Monash University |
presented by: Chi-Young Choi, University of Texas Arlington |
2. International Correlations and the Composition of Trade |
By Hakon Tretvoll; BI Norwegian Business School |
presented by: Hakon Tretvoll, BI Norwegian Business School |
3. Financial Shocks, Customer Capital and the Trade Collapse of 2008-09 |
By Alok Johri; McMaster University Terry Yip; McMaster University |
presented by: Terry Yip, McMaster University |
4. Exchange Rate Pass-through, Currency Invoicing and Market Share |
By michael b devereux; university of british columbia Wei Dong; Bank of Canada Ben Tomlin; Bank of Canada |
presented by: Wei Dong, Bank of Canada |
Session ID 336: Developments in Nonparametric and Semiparametric Methods August 20, 2015 14:15 to 16:15 448 |
Session Chair: Michal Kolesár, Princeton University |
Session type: contributed |
1. Nonparametric Estimation and Inference Under Shape Restrictions |
By Joel Horowitz; Northwestern University Sokbae (Simon) Lee; Seoul National University |
presented by: Sokbae (Simon) Lee, Seoul National University |
2. Adaptive Testing on a Regression Function at a Point |
By Timothy Armstrong; Yale University |
presented by: Timothy Armstrong, Yale University |
3. A Simple Adjustment for Bandwidth Snooping |
By Timothy Armstrong; Yale University Michal Kolesár; Princeton University |
presented by: Michal Kolesár, Princeton University |
Session ID 341: Empirical Studies of Markets August 20, 2015 14:15 to 16:15 524A |
Session Chair: Henry Schneider, Cornell University |
Session type: contributed |
1. Migration and Agglomeration Among Motor Vehicle Parts Suppliers |
By Brian Adams; California State University East Bay |
presented by: Brian Adams, California State University East Bay |
2. Learning-by-doing in Solar Photovoltaic Installations |
By Bryan Bollinger; Duke University Kenneth Gillingham; Yale School of Forestry & Environmental Studies |
presented by: Bryan Bollinger, Duke University |
3. Decentralized Learning in a Retail Network |
By Kohei Kawaguchi; London School of Economics |
presented by: Kohei Kawaguchi, London School of Economics |
4. Beautiful Lemons: Adverse Selection in Durable-goods Markets With Sorting |
By Henry Schneider; Cornell University |
presented by: Henry Schneider, Cornell University |
Session ID 87: Treatment Effects August 20, 2015 14:15 to 16:15 520E |
Session Chair: Aleksey Tetenov, Collegio Carlo Alberto |
Session type: contributed |
1. On the Bias of the Fixed Effects Estimator of the (L)ATE in Multi-site Experiments With Endogenous Site Selection |
By Eleanor Choi; Hanyang University Hyungsik Roger Moon; University of Southern California Geert Ridder; University of Southern California |
presented by: Eleanor Choi, Hanyang University |
2. The Changes-in-changes Model With Covariates |
By Blaise Melly; Bern University Giulia Santangelo; European Commission - Joint Research Centre |
presented by: Blaise Melly, Bern University |
3. A Selection Ratio Approach to Measuring Treatment Effects |
By David Slichter; University of Rochester |
presented by: David Slichter, University of Rochester |
4. The Quantile Performance of Statitical Treatment Rules Using Hypothesis Tests to Allocate a Population to Two Treatments |
By Charles Manski; Northwestern University Aleksey Tetenov; Collegio Carlo Alberto |
presented by: Aleksey Tetenov, Collegio Carlo Alberto |
Session ID 91: Panel Data Econometrics August 20, 2015 14:15 to 16:15 520F |
Session Chair: Marcia Schafgans, London School of Economics |
Session type: contributed |
1. Profile Score Adjustments for Incidental Parameter Problems |
By Geert Dhaene; KU Leuven Koen Jochmans; SciencesPo Paris |
presented by: Geert Dhaene, KU Leuven |
2. Nonlinear Panel Models With Interactive Effects |
By Mingli Chen; Boston University Ivan Fernandez-Val; Boston University Martin Weidner; University College London |
presented by: Martin Weidner, University College London |
3. Within-group Estimators for the Fixed Effects Quantile Model With Large N and Large T |
By Heng Chen; Bank of Canada |
presented by: Heng Chen, Bank of Canada |
4. Inference and Testing Breaks in Large Dynamic Panels With Strong Cross Sectional Dependence |
By Javier Hidalgo; London School of Economics Marcia Schafgans; London School of Economics |
presented by: Marcia Schafgans, London School of Economics |
Session ID 96: Matching Markets August 20, 2015 14:15 to 16:15 St-Paul Westin |
Session Chair: Naomi Utgoff, University of Maryland |
Session type: contributed |
1. College Diversity and Investment Incentives |
By Thomas Gall; University of Southampton Patrick Legros; Université Libre de Bruxelles Andrew Newman; Boston University, CEPR |
presented by: Thomas Gall, University of Southampton |
2. Matching With Continuous Bidirectional Investment |
By James Fisher; University of Arizona |
presented by: James Fisher, University of Arizona |
3. Matching With Stochastic Arrival |
By Neil Thakral; Harvard University |
presented by: Neil Thakral, Harvard University |
4. Implementation of Assortative Matching Under Incomplete Information |
By Naomi Utgoff; University of Maryland |
presented by: Naomi Utgoff, University of Maryland |
Session ID 362: Economics of Discrimination and Anti-Discrimination Policy August 20, 2015 14:15 to 16:15 524C |
Session Chair: Arnaud Lefranc, Université de Cergy-Pontoise |
Session type: contributed |
1. Immigration, Assimilation and the Future of Public Education |
By Ryuichi Tanaka; National Graduate Institute for Policy Studies (GRIPS) Lidia Farre; Universitat de Barcelona Francesc Ortega; Queens College CUNY |
presented by: Ryuichi Tanaka, National Graduate Institute for Policy Studies (GRIPS) |
2. Historical Discrimination and Optimal Remediation |
By Laurence Kranich; State University New York Albany |
presented by: Laurence Kranich, State University New York Albany |
3. Discrimination in Organizations |
By Wiroy Shin; Pennsylvania State University |
presented by: Wiroy Shin, Pennsylvania State University |
4. Equalization of Opportunity: Definitions, Implementable Conditions and Application to Early-childhood Policy Evaluation |
By Francesco Andreoli; CEPS\INSTEAD Tarjei Havnes; University of Oslo Arnaud Lefranc; Université de Cergy-Pontoise |
presented by: Arnaud Lefranc, Université de Cergy-Pontoise |
Session ID 366: Auctions, Empirical August 20, 2015 14:15 to 16:15 525A |
Session Chair: Yao Luo, University of Toronto |
Session type: contributed |
1. Bid Rigging in Procurement Auctions: Evidence From an Anti-collusion Investigation in Quebec |
By Robert Clark; HEC Montreal |
presented by: Robert Clark, HEC Montreal |
2. Identification and Estimation of Auctions With Incomplete Contracts: A Structural Analysis of California Highway Construction Projects |
By Yonghong An; Texas A&M University Xun Tang; Rice University |
presented by: Yonghong An, Texas A&M University |
3. Detecting Large-scale Collusion in Procurement Auctions |
By Kei Kawai; New York University Jun Nakabayashi; Tohoku University |
presented by: Jun Nakabayashi, Tohoku University |
4. A Nonparametric Test of Exogenous Participation in First-price Auctions |
By Nianqing Liu; Shanghai Unversity of Finance and Economics Yao Luo; University of Toronto |
presented by: Yao Luo, University of Toronto |
Session ID 375: Redistribution August 20, 2015 14:15 to 16:15 525B |
Session Chair: Oliver Denk, Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development |
Session type: contributed |
1. Optimal Redistribution With a Shadow Economy |
By Paweł Doligalski; European University Institute Luis Rojas; European University Institute |
presented by: Paweł Doligalski, European University Institute |
2. Robust Correlates of Growth Spells: Do Inequality and Redistribution Matter? |
By Andros Kourtellos; University of Cyprus Charalambos Tsangarides; International Monetary Fund |
presented by: Charalambos Tsangarides, International Monetary Fund |
3. Robust Determinants of Intergenerational Mobility in the Land of Opportunity |
By Andros Kourtellos; University of Cyprus Christa Marr; Fitchburg State University Chih Ming Tan; University of North Dakota |
presented by: Christa Marr, Fitchburg State University |
4. Financial Sector Pay and Labour Income Inequality: Evidence From Europe |
By Oliver Denk; Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development |
presented by: Oliver Denk, Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development |
Session ID 120: Mechanism Design and Dynamic Programming August 20, 2015 14:15 to 16:15 Ramezay Westin |
Session Chair: Andy McLennan, University of Queensland |
Session type: contributed |
1. A Characterization of Single-peaked Preferences Via Random Social Choice Functions |
By Shurojit Chatterji; Singapore Management University Arunava Sen; Indian Statistical Institute Huaxia Zeng; Singapore Management University |
presented by: Arunava Sen, Indian Statistical Institute |
2. Strategy-proof Assignment of Multiple Resources |
By Albin Erlanson; University of Bonn Karol Szwagrzak; University of Southern Denmark |
presented by: Albin Erlanson, University of Bonn |
3. Dynamic Allocation of Objects to Queuing Agents |
By Francis Bloch David Cantala; El Colegio de México |
presented by: David Cantala, El Colegio de México |
4. Smooth Value and Policy Functions for Discounted Dynamic Programming |
By Andy McLennan; University of Queensland |
presented by: Andy McLennan, University of Queensland |
Session ID 125: Electoral Competition and Policy Outcomes August 20, 2015 14:15 to 16:15 Viger Westin |
Session Chair: Jo Thori Lind, University of Oslo |
Session type: contributed |
1. Does Regression Discontinuity Design Work? Evidence From Random Election Outcomes |
By Ari Hyytinen; University of Jyväskylä Jaakko Meriläinen; Stockholm University Tuukka Saarimaa; Government Institute for Economic Research VATT Otto Toivanen; KU Leuven Janne Tukiainen; Government Institute for Economic Research VATT |
presented by: Janne Tukiainen, VATT Institute for Economic Research |
2. Local Funds and Political Competition: Evidence From the National Rural Employment Guarantee Scheme in India |
By Bhanu Gupta; University of Michigan Abhiroop Mukhopadhyay; Indian Statistical Institute Delhi |
presented by: Abhiroop Mukhopadhyay, Indian Statistical Institute Delhi |
3. Bureaucrats and Politicians: How Does Electoral Competition Affect Bureaucratic Performance? |
By Anusha Nath; Boston University |
presented by: Anusha Nath, Boston University |
4. Rainy Day Politics. An Instrumental Variables Approach to the Effect of Parties on Political Outcomes |
By Jo Thori Lind; University of Oslo |
presented by: Jo Thori Lind, University of Oslo |
Session ID 393: Stock Models Beyond Diffusions August 20, 2015 14:15 to 16:15 519B |
Session Chair: Wenying Yao, University of Tasmania |
Session type: contributed |
1. Extreme Events in Stock Market Fundamental Factors |
By Natalia Sizova; Rice University James Gualtieri; Ernst&Young, LLC |
presented by: Natalia Sizova, Rice University |
2. What Makes the S&P 500 Jump? |
By Marcel Prokopczuk; Leibniz University Hannover Chardin Wese Simen; University of Liverpool |
presented by: Chardin Wese Simen, University of Liverpool |
3. EXcess Idle Time |
By Federico Bandi; Johns Hopkins University Davide Pirino; Scuola Normale Superiore Roberto Reno; University of Siena |
presented by: Davide Pirino, Scuola Normale Superiore |
4. The Role of Intra-day Volatility Pattern in Jump Detection |
By Wenying Yao; University of Tasmania Jing Tian; University of Tasmania |
presented by: Wenying Yao, University of Tasmania |
Session ID 140: Theoretical Advances in Characterizing Heterogeneous-Agent Models August 20, 2015 14:15 to 16:15 518B |
Session Chair: Jaime Londoño, Universidad Nacional de Colombia Bogotá |
Session type: contributed |
1. Recursive Equilibria in Dynamic Economies With Stochastic Production |
By Johannes Brumm; University of Zurich Dominika Kryczka; University of Zurich and SFI Felix Kubler; University of Zurich and Swiss Finance Institute |
presented by: Johannes Brumm, University of Zurich |
2. Approximate Aggregation in the Neoclassical Growth Model With Idiosyncratic Shocks |
By Todd Walker; Indiana University |
presented by: Todd Walker, Indiana University |
3. Welfare and Optimal Trading Frequency in Dynamic Double Auctions |
By Songzi Du; Simon Fraser University Haoxiang Zhu; MIT |
presented by: Songzi Du, Simon Fraser University |
4. Inter-temporal Equilibrium With State Dependent Utilities and Heterogenous Agents |
By Jaime Londoño; Universidad Nacional de Colombia Bogotá |
presented by: Jaime Londoño, Universidad Nacional de Colombia Bogotá |
Session ID 400: Bond Markets and the Macroeconomy II August 20, 2015 14:15 to 16:15 520A |
Session Chair: Alex Hsu, Georgia Tech |
Session type: contributed |
1. Resolving the Spanning Puzzle in Macro-finance Term Structure Models |
By Michael Bauer; Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco Glenn Rudebusch; Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco |
presented by: Glenn Rudebusch, Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco |
2. Real Uncertainty and the Zero Lower Bound |
By Guillaume Roussellet; Banque de France, CREST and CEREMADE |
presented by: Guillaume Roussellet, Banque de France, CREST and CEREMADE |
3. Real and Nominal Equilibrium Yield Curves With Endogenous Inflation: A Quantitative Assessment |
By Alex Hsu; Georgia Tech Erica X.N. Li; zCheung Kong Graduate School of Business Francisco Palomino; University of Michigan |
presented by: Alex Hsu, Georgia Tech |
Session ID 148: Mechanism Design August 20, 2015 14:15 to 16:15 Palais Westin |
Session Chair: Nozomu Muto, Yokohama National University |
Session type: contributed |
1. Single-good Auctions With Externality |
By Jing Chen; Stony Brook University Silvio Micali; MIT |
presented by: Jing Chen, Stony Brook University |
2. The Generalized Random Priority Mechanism With Budgets |
By Tadashi Hashimoto; Yeshiva University |
presented by: Tadashi Hashimoto, Yeshiva University |
3. Revenue-capped Efficient Auctions |
By Nozomu Muto; Yokohama National University Yasuhiro Shirata; Otaru University of Commerce Takuro Yamashita; Toulouse School of Economics |
presented by: Nozomu Muto, Yokohama National University |
Session ID 406: Stock Trading and Price Impact August 20, 2015 14:15 to 16:15 520B |
Session Chair: Oleg Bondarenko, University of Illinois Chicago |
Session type: contributed |
1. Asset Fire Sales in Equity Markets: Evidence |
By Borja Larrain; Pontificia Universidad Catolica de Chile Daniel Munoz; Pontificia Universidad Catolica de Chile Jose Tessada; Pontificia Universidad Católica de Chile |
presented by: Jose Tessada, Pontificia Universidad Católica de Chile |
2. The Cost of Political Tension: An Anatomy |
By Yinghua He; Toulouse School of Economics Ulf Nielsson; Copenhagen Business School Yonglei Wang; Toulouse School of Economics |
presented by: Yonglei Wang, Toulouse School of Economics |
3. Strategic Trading Without Normality |
By Sergei Glebkin; London School of Economics and Political Science |
presented by: Sergei Glebkin, London School of Economics and Political Science |
4. High-frequency Trading Invariants for Equity-index Futures |
By Torben Andersen; Northwestern University Kellogg School of Management Oleg Bondarenko; University of Illinois Chicago Albert Kyle; University of Maryland Anna Obizhaeva; New Economic School |
presented by: Oleg Bondarenko, University of Illinois Chicago |
Session ID 151: Rent Seeking August 20, 2015 14:15 to 16:15 Beaver Hall Westin |
Session Chair: Christopher Cotton, Queen's University |
Session type: contributed |
1. Rent-seeking Contests With Multi-dimensional Heterogeneity |
By Qian Jiao; Sun Yat-sen University Lingnan College Jie Zheng; Tsinghua University |
presented by: Qian Jiao, Sun Yat-sen University Lingnan College |
2. Head Starts and Doomed Losers: Contest Via Search |
By Bo Chen; University of Bonn Xiandeng Jiang; Northern Illinois University Dmitriy Knyazev; Bonn University |
presented by: Bo Chen, University of Bonn |
3. Informational Lobbying and Agenda Distortion |
By Christopher Cotton; Queen's University Arnaud Dellis; Universite Laval |
presented by: Christopher Cotton, Queen's University |
Session ID 410: Risk and Contagion in Networks August 20, 2015 14:15 to 16:15 Ville-Marie A Westin |
Session Chair: Daniele Bianchi, University of Warwick |
Session type: contributed |
1. Network Formation and Systemic Risk |
By Selman Erol; University of Pennsylvania Rakesh Vohra; University of Pennsylvania |
presented by: Selman Erol, University of Pennsylvania |
2. Risk Sharing and Contagion in Networks |
By Antonio Cabrales; University College London Piero Gottardi; European University Institute Fernando Vega-Redondo; Bocconi University |
presented by: Piero Gottardi, European University Institute |
3. A Simple Model of Cascades in Networks |
By Yongwhan Lim; Massachusetts Institute of Technology Asu Ozdaglar; Massachusetts Institute of Technology Alexander Teytelboym; University of Oxford |
presented by: Alexander Teytelboym, University of Oxford |
4. Modeling Contagion and Systemic Risk |
By Daniele Bianchi; University of Warwick Monica Billio; Università di Venezia Roberto Casarin; University Ca' Foscari of Venice Massimo Guidolin; Bocconi University |
presented by: Daniele Bianchi, University of Warwick |
Session ID 412: Network Formation August 20, 2015 14:15 to 16:15 Ville-Marie B Westin |
Session Chair: Anton Badev, Federal Reserve Board |
Session type: contributed |
1. Time Allocation in Friendship Networks |
By Leonie Baumann; University of Hamburg |
presented by: Leonie Baumann, University of Hamburg |
2. Equilibria and Centrality in Link Formation Games |
By Hannu Salonen; University of Turku |
presented by: Hannu Salonen, University of Turku |
3. Network Formation With Local Complements and Global Substitutes: The Case of R&D Networks |
By Chih-Sheng Hsieh; Department of Economics, Chinese University of Hong Kong, CUHK Shatin, Hong Kong, China Michael D. Koenig; University of Zurich Xiaodong Liu; University of Colorado Boulder |
presented by: Michael D. Koenig, University of Zurich |
4. Discrete Games in Endogenous Networks: Theory and Policy |
By Anton Badev; Federal Reserve Board |
presented by: Anton Badev, Federal Reserve Board |
Session ID 163: Sorting in Labor Markets August 20, 2015 14:15 to 16:15 521A |
Session Chair: Stephane Bonhomme, University of Chicago |
Session type: contributed |
1. The Causal Effect of Parental Human Capital on Children's Human Capital |
By Sang Yoon (Tim) Lee; University of Mannheim Nicolas Roys; University of Wisconsin Madison Ananth Seshadri; University of Wisconsin |
presented by: Sang Yoon (Tim) Lee, University of Mannheim |
2. Population Aging, Migration Spillovers, and the Decline in Interstate Migration |
By Fatih Karahan; Federal Reserve Bank of New York Serena Rhee; University of Hawaii Manoa |
presented by: Serena Rhee, University of Hawaii Manoa |
3. Allocation of Female Talent and Cross-country Productivity Differences |
By Munseob Lee; University of Chicago |
presented by: Munseob Lee, University of Chicago |
4. A Distributional Framework for Matched Employer Employee Data |
By Stephane Bonhomme; University of Chicago Thibaut Lamadon; University of Chicago Elena Manresa; Massachusetts Institute of Technologhy Sloan School of Management |
presented by: Stephane Bonhomme, University of Chicago |
Session ID 171: Partially Identified Models August 20, 2015 14:15 to 16:15 521B |
Session Chair: Federico Bugni, Duke University |
Session type: contributed |
1. Identification and Shape Restrictions in Nonprametric Instrumental Variables Estimation |
By Joachim Freyberger; University of Wisconsin Madison Joel Horowitz; Northwestern University |
presented by: Joel Horowitz, Northwestern University |
2. Inference for VARs Identified With Sign Restrictions |
By Hyungsik Roger Moon; University of Southern California Frank Schorfheide; University of Pennsylvania Eleonora Granziera; Bank of Canada |
presented by: Eleonora Granziera, Bank of Canada |
3. Partial Identification of Distributional Parameters in Triangular Systems |
By Ju Hyun Kim; University of North Carolina Chapel Hill |
presented by: Ju Hyun Kim, University of North Carolina Chapel Hill |
4. Inference for Functions of Partially Identified Parameters in Moment Inequality Models |
By Federico Bugni; Duke University Ivan Canay; Northwestern University Xiaoxia Shi; University of Wisconsin at Madison |
presented by: Federico Bugni, Duke University |
Session ID 427: Credit Markets and the Macroeconomy August 20, 2015 14:15 to 16:15 520C |
Session Chair: Christoph Ungerer, Federal Reserve Board |
Session type: contributed |
1. The Calm Before the Storm: Time Varying Volatility and the Origins of Financial Crises |
By Omar Rachedi; Universidad Carlos III de Madrid |
presented by: Omar Rachedi, Universidad Carlos III de Madrid |
2. External Shocks, Banks and Monetary Policy in an Open Economy |
By Enes Sunel; Central Bank of the Republic of Turkey Yasin Mimir; Central Bank of the Republic of Turkey |
presented by: Enes Sunel, Central Bank of the Republic of Turkey |
3. Structural Reforms in a Debt Overhang |
By Javier Andres; University of Valencia Oscar Arce; Bank of Spain Carlos Thomas; Banco de España |
presented by: Oscar Arce, Bank of Spain |
4. Monetary Policy, Hot Housing Markets and Leverage |
By Christoph Ungerer; Federal Reserve Board |
presented by: Christoph Ungerer, Federal Reserve Board |
Session ID 446: Information August 20, 2015 14:15 to 16:15 St-Antoine A Westin |
Session Chair: Alessia Testa, University of Portsmouth |
Session type: contributed |
1. Double Auction Markets With Interdependent Values: An Asymptotic Equivalence Approach / Primary Dealers, Indirect Bidders and Direct Bidding: A Structural Model of US Treasury Auctions |
By Eiichiro Kazumori; State University New York |
presented by: Eiichiro Kazumori, State University New York |
2. Competition and Learning in Real Options |
By Leandro Gorno; FGV/EPGE - Escola Brasilera de Economia Felipe Iachan; Escola Brasileira De Economia E Finanças |
presented by: Leandro Gorno, FGV/EPGE - Escola Brasilera de Economia |
3. Strategic Trading in Informationally Complex Environments |
By Nicolas Lambert; Stanford University Michael Ostrovsky; Stanford University Mikhail Panov; Stanford University |
presented by: Mikhail Panov, Stanford University |
4. A Signalling Model of the Closed-end Fund Discount Puzzle |
By Alessia Testa; University of Portsmouth |
presented by: Alessia Testa, University of Portsmouth |
Session ID 200: High Dimensional Econometrics August 20, 2015 14:15 to 16:15 521C |
Session Chair: Jing Tao, University of Wisconsin Madison |
Session type: contributed |
1. Nonparametric Instrumental Variable Estimation Under Monotonicity |
By Denis Chetverikov; University of California Los Angeles Daniel Wilhelm; University College London |
presented by: Daniel Wilhelm, University College London |
2. High-dimensional Random Coefficient Models With an Application to Consumer Demand |
By Stefan Hoderlein; Boston College Martin Spindler; Massachusetts Institute of Technology |
presented by: Martin Spindler, Massachusetts Institute of Technology |
3. Inference for Point and Partially Identified Semi-nonparametric Conditional Moment Models |
By Jing Tao; University of Wisconsin Madison |
presented by: Jing Tao, University of Wisconsin Madison |
Session ID 462: Advances in Models of Discrete Choice August 20, 2015 14:15 to 16:15 523A |
Session Chair: Mehmet Soytas, Ozyegin University |
Session type: contributed |
1. A Multivariate Model for Multinomial Choices |
By Koen Bel; Erasmus University Rotterdam Richard Paap; Erasmus University Rotterdam |
presented by: Koen Bel, Erasmus University Rotterdam |
2. A Parsimonious Multinomial Probit Model for the Study of Joint Decisions |
By Rémi Piatek; University of Copenhagen Miriam Gensowski; University of Copenhagen |
presented by: Rémi Piatek, University of Copenhagen |
3. Modeling Status Quo Decisions: A Cross-nested Ordered Probit Model |
By Andrei Sirchenko; Higher School of Economics |
presented by: Andrei Sirchenko, Higher School of Economics |
4. Estimation of Dynastic Lifecycle Discrete Choice Models |
By George-Levi Gayle; Washington Unversity in St. Louis Limor Golan; washington at st louis Mehmet Soytas; Ozyegin University |
presented by: Mehmet Soytas, Ozyegin University |
Session ID 473: Economic History August 20, 2015 14:15 to 16:15 St-Antoine B Westin |
Session Chair: Vincent Bignon, Bank of France |
Session type: contributed |
1. Information Transmission and Rational Inattention |
By Antonella Tutino; Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas Maxim Raginsky; University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign |
presented by: Antonella Tutino, Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas |
2. Climate-driven Technical Change: Seasonality and the Invention of Agriculture |
By Andrea Matranga; New Economic School |
presented by: Andrea Matranga, New Economic School |
3. People and Machines: A Look at the Evolving Relationship Between Capital and Skill in Manufacturing 1850-1940 Using Immigration Shocks |
By Jeanne Lafortune; Pontificia Universidad Catolica de Chile Ethan Lewis; Dartmouth College Jose Tessada; Pontificia Universidad Católica de Chile |
presented by: Jeanne Lafortune, Pontificia Universidad Catolica de Chile |
4. Protectionism and the Education-fertility Trade-off in Late 19th Century France |
By Vincent Bignon; Bank of France |
presented by: Vincent Bignon, Bank of France |
Session ID 233: Networks August 20, 2015 14:15 to 16:15 447 |
Session Chair: Bansi Malde, Institute for Fiscal Studies |
Session type: contributed |
1. Mutual Insurance Networks and Unequal Resource Sharing in Communities |
By Billand Pascal; Creuset |
presented by: Billand Pascal, Creuset |
2. Network Financial Centrality and the Price of Personalized Debt |
By Arun Chandrasekhar; Stanford Robert Townsend; MIT Juan Pablo Xandri; Princeton University |
presented by: Juan Pablo Xandri, Princeton University |
3. Network Structure and Risk Sharing in Extended Family Networks |
By Bansi Malde; Institute for Fiscal Studies |
presented by: Bansi Malde, Institute for Fiscal Studies |
Session ID 236: Designing Institutions and Markets: An Experimental Approach August 20, 2015 14:15 to 16:15 Ste-Helene Westin |
Session Chair: Muriel Niederle, Stanford University |
Session type: contributed |
1. Improving Welfare in Assignment Problems: An Experimental Investigation |
By Daniel Fragiadakis; Texas A&M University Peter Troyan; University of Virginia |
presented by: Daniel Fragiadakis, Texas A&M University |
2. Waiting to Give |
By Ashley Craig; Harvard University Ellen Garbarino; University of Sydney Stephanie Heger; Washington University St. Louis Robert Slonim; University of Sydney |
presented by: Stephanie Heger, Washington University St. Louis |
3. Endogenous Leverage and Asset Pricing in Double Auctions |
By MARTIN SUMMER; Oesterreichische Nationalbank |
presented by: Martin Summer, Oesterreichische Nationalbank |
4. Pre Analysis Plans Help (Only) When Replications are Infeasible |
By Lucas Coffman; Ohio State University Muriel Niederle; Stanford University |
presented by: Muriel Niederle, Stanford University |
Session ID 353: Extending Empirical Trade Models August 20, 2015 14:15 to 16:15 524B |
Session Chair: Stella Capuano, IAB Institute for Employment Research |
Session type: contributed |
1. Innovation, Product-cycle Trade and the Cross-country Distribution of Income |
By Scott French; University of New South Wales |
presented by: Scott French, University of New South Wales |
2. Competition and Pass-through on International Markets: Firm-level Evidence From VAT Shocks |
By Philippe Andrade; Banque de France Agnes Benassy-Quere; Paris School of Economics, Paris 1 Martine Carre; University of Paris Dauphine |
presented by: Martine Carre, University of Paris Dauphine |
3. The Structure of Export Entry Costs |
By Andrew McCallum; Federal Reserve Board |
presented by: Andrew McCallum, Federal Reserve Board |
4. Offshoring and Firm Overlap |
By Stella Capuano; IAB Institute for Employment Research Hartmut Egger; University of Bayreuth Michael Koch; University of Bayreuth Hans-Jörg Schmerer; Institute for Employment Research |
presented by: Stella Capuano, IAB Institute for Employment Research |
Session ID 258: Labor Supply and Retirement August 21, 2015 11:15 to 12:45 519A |
Session Chair: Cormac O'Dea, Institute for Fiscal Studies |
Session type: contributed |
1. Life Cycle Responses to Health Insurance Status |
By Florian Pelgrin; EDHEC Business School Pascal St-Amour; University of Lausanne |
presented by: Pascal St-Amour, University of Lausanne |
2. Accounting for the Rise of Health Spending and Longevity |
By Pierre-Carl Michaud; L'Université du Québec à Montréal |
presented by: Pierre-Carl Michaud, L'Université du Québec à Montréal |
3. Public Pension Design in a Changing World |
By Cormac O'Dea; Institute for Fiscal Studies |
presented by: Cormac O'Dea, Institute for Fiscal Studies |
Session ID 261: Structural Labor Models in Labor August 21, 2015 11:15 to 12:45 519B |
Session Chair: Fedor Iskhakov, University of New South Wales |
Session type: contributed |
1. Industry Dynamics and the Minimum Wage: A Putty-clay Approach |
By Daniel Aaronson; Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago Eric French; University College London Isaac Sorkin; University of Michigan |
presented by: Isaac Sorkin, University of Michigan |
2. Insurance-induced Moral Hazard: A Dynamic Model of Within-year Medical Care Decision Making Under Uncertainty |
By Christopher Cronin; University of Notre Dame |
presented by: Christopher Cronin, University of Notre Dame |
3. Estimating Discrete-continuous Choice Models: The Endogenous Grid Method with Taste Shocks |
By Fedor Iskhakov; University of New South Wales Thomas jorgensen; University of Copenhagen John Rust; Georgetown University Bertel Schjerning; University of Copenhagen |
presented by: Fedor Iskhakov, University of New South Wales |
Session ID 17: Games with "Behavioral" Players August 21, 2015 11:15 to 12:45 522C |
Session Chair: Volker Böhm, Universität Bielefeld |
Session type: contributed |
1. Choice and Games With Switching Costs |
By Begum Guney; Ozyegin University Michael Richter; Yeshiva University |
presented by: Begum Guney, Ozyegin University |
2. The Structure of Negotiations: Incomplete Agreements and the Focusing Effect |
By Andrea Canidio; Central European University, Heiko Karle; ETH Zurich |
presented by: Heiko Karle, ETH Zürich |
3. The El Farol Problem Revisited |
By Volker Böhm; Universität Bielefeld |
presented by: Volker Böhm, Universität Bielefeld |
Session ID 276: Behavioral Decision Theory August 21, 2015 11:15 to 12:45 524C |
Session Chair: Silvia Sonderegger, Notthingham |
Session type: contributed |
1. Is Ignorance Bliss? Rational Inattention and Optimal Pricing |
By Anne-Katrin Roesler; University of Bonn |
presented by: Anne-Katrin Roesler, University of Bonn |
2. A Theory of Decision-making Under Risk as a Tradeoff Between Expected Utility, Expected Utility Deviation and Expected Utility Skewness |
By Pavlo Blavatskyy; Murdoch University School of Management and Governance |
presented by: Pavlo Blavatskyy, Murdoch University School of Management and Governance |
3. Optimal Similarity Judgements in Intertemporal Choice |
By Fabrizio Adriani; University of Leicester Silvia Sonderegger; Notthingham |
presented by: Silvia Sonderegger, Notthingham |
Session ID 22: Topics in Empirical Macroeconomics August 21, 2015 11:15 to 12:45 Le Moyne Westin |
Session Chair: Ana Gómez-Loscos, Banco de España |
Session type: contributed |
1. Interest Rate Uncertainty and Economic Fluctuations |
By Drew Creal; University of Chicago Jing Cynthia Wu; University of Chicago |
presented by: Jing Cynthia Wu, University of Chicago |
2. A General Approach to Recovering Market Expectations From Futures Prices With an Application to Crude Oil |
By Lutz Kilian; University of Michigan Christiane Baumeister; University of Notre Dame |
presented by: Lutz Kilian, University of Michigan |
3. The Great Moderation in Historical Perspective: Is it that Great? |
By Ana Gómez-Loscos; Banco de España Lola Gadea; University of Zaragoza Gabriel Perez Quiros; Bank of Spain |
presented by: Ana Gómez-Loscos, Banco de España |
Session ID 280: Dynamic I.O. Theory August 21, 2015 11:15 to 12:45 521C |
Session Chair: Terence Johnson, University of Notre Dame |
Session type: contributed |
1. Is Dynamic Competition Socially Beneficial? The Case of Price as Investment |
By David Besanko; Northwestern University Ulrich Doraszelski; University of Pennsylvania Yaroslav Kryukov; Carnegie-Mellon University |
presented by: Ulrich Doraszelski, University of Pennsylvania |
2. Dynamic Bidding in Second Price Auction |
By Hugo A. Hopenhayn; University of California Los Angeles Maryam Saeedi; Ohio State University |
presented by: Maryam Saeedi, Ohio State University |
3. Dynamic Network Formation: Theory and Estimation |
By Terence Johnson; University of Notre Dame |
presented by: Terence Johnson, University of Notre Dame |
Session ID 290: Expectations and Learning: Implications August 21, 2015 11:15 to 12:45 Viger Westin |
Session Chair: Ryan Chahrour, Boston College; Toulouse School of Economics |
Session type: contributed |
1. Monetary and Fiscal Policy Design at the Zero Lower Bound: Evidence From the Lab |
By Cars Hommes; University of Amsterdam Domenico Massaro; University of Amsterdam Isabelle Salle; CeNDEF, Amsterdam School of Economics |
presented by: Cars Hommes, University of Amsterdam |
2. The Role of Learning for Asset Prices, Business Cycles and Monetary Policy |
By Fabian Winkler; London School of Economics |
presented by: Fabian Winkler, London School of Economics |
3. On the Nature and Stability of Sentiments |
By Ryan Chahrour; Boston College; Toulouse School of Economics Gaetano Gaballo; Banque de France |
presented by: Ryan Chahrour, Boston College; Toulouse School of Economics |
Session ID 292: Estimation of Games August 21, 2015 11:15 to 12:45 520A |
Session Chair: Brendan Kline, University of Texas |
Session type: contributed |
1. Strategic Network Formation With Many Agents |
By Konrad Menzel; New York University |
presented by: Konrad Menzel, New York University |
2. Identification of Preferences in Network Formation Games |
By Aureo de Paula; University College London Seth Richards-Shubik; Carnegie Mellon University Elie Tamer; Harvard University |
presented by: Seth Richards-Shubik, Carnegie Mellon University |
3. An Empirical Model of Non-equilibrium Behavior in Games |
By Brendan Kline; University of Texas |
presented by: Brendan Kline, University of Texas |
Session ID 40: Asymmetric Information in Asset Markets August 21, 2015 11:15 to 12:45 St-Paul Westin |
Session Chair: Basil Williams, Duke University |
Session type: contributed |
1. On Positive Value of Information in Risk Sharing |
By Piotr Denderski; VU University Amsterdam Christian A. Stoltenberg; University of Amsterdam |
presented by: Piotr Denderski, VU University Amsterdam |
2. Search, Liquidity, and Retention: Signaling Multidimensional Private Information |
By Basil Williams; Duke University |
presented by: Basil Williams, Duke University |
3. Investment Waves Under Cross Learning |
By Shiyang Huang; London School of Economics Yao Zeng; Harvard University |
presented by: Yao Zeng, Harvard University |
Session ID 312: Dynamic Models of Banks and Financial Intermediation August 21, 2015 11:15 to 12:45 Palais Westin |
Session Chair: Michael Kumhof, Bank of England |
Session type: contributed |
1. A Dynamic Model of Banking With Uninsurable Risks and Regulatory Constraints |
By Jochen Mankart; Deutsche Bundesbank Alex Michaelides; Imperial College Business School Spyros Pagratis; Athens University of Economics and Business |
presented by: Jochen Mankart, Deutsche Bundesbank |
2. Payments, Credit and Asset Prices |
By Monika Piazzesi; Stanford University Martin Schneider; Stanford University |
presented by: Martin Schneider, Stanford University |
3. Banks Are Not Intermediaries of Loanable Funds, and Why This Matters |
By Zoltan Jakab; International Monetary Fund Michael Kumhof; International Monetary Fund |
presented by: Michael Kumhof, Bank of England |
Session ID 319: Adverse Selection in Financial Markets August 21, 2015 11:15 to 12:45 Beaver Hall Westin |
Session Chair: Martin Kuncl, Bank of Canada |
Session type: contributed |
1. Livin' On the Edge With Ratings: Liquidity, Efficiency and Stability |
By Thorsten Koeppl; Queen's University |
presented by: Thorsten Koeppl, Queen's University |
2. A Simple Dynamic Theory of Credit Scores Under Adverse Selection |
By Dean Corbae; University of Wisconsin Andrew Glover; University of Texas Austin |
presented by: Andrew Glover, University of Texas Austin |
3. Adverse Selection in Resale Markets for Securitized Assets |
By Martin Kuncl; Bank of Canada |
presented by: Martin Kuncl, Bank of Canada |
Session ID 74: Dynamic Information Transmission August 21, 2015 11:15 to 12:45 523A |
Session Chair: Nicolas Lambert, Stanford University |
Session type: contributed |
1. Repeated Cheap-talk |
By Chiara Margaria; Yale University Alex Smolin; Yale University |
presented by: Alex Smolin, Yale University |
2. On Two-period Committee Voting: Why Straw Polls Should Have Consequences. |
By Tim Frommeyer; Bonn University |
presented by: Tim Frommeyer, Bonn University |
3. Dynamically Eliciting Unobservable Information |
By Christopher Chambers; University of California San Diego Nicolas Lambert; Stanford University |
presented by: Nicolas Lambert, Stanford University |
Session ID 76: Market Behavior August 21, 2015 11:15 to 12:45 523B |
Session Chair: Jan Schmitz, University of Lausanne |
Session type: contributed |
1. What Makes a Price Fair? An Experimental Study of Market Experience and Endogenous Fairness Norms |
By Holger Herz; University of Zurich Dmitry Taubinsky; Harvard University |
presented by: Holger Herz, University of Zurich |
2. Learning From Unrealized Versus Realized Prices |
By Kathleen Ngangoué; German Institute for Economic Research Berlin Georg Weizsacker; Humboldt University Berlin |
presented by: Kathleen Ngangoué, German Institute for Economic Research Berlin |
3. Social Norms and Strategic Default |
By Martin Brown; University of St.Gallen Jan Schmitz; University of Lausanne Christian Zehnder; University of Lausanne |
presented by: Jan Schmitz, University of Lausanne |
Session ID 88: Quantile Methods August 21, 2015 11:15 to 12:45 517B |
Session Chair: Sebastian Calonico, University of Miami |
Session type: contributed |
1. Smoothed Quantile Regression for Panel Data |
By Kengo Kato; University of Tokyo Antonio Galvao; University of Iowa |
presented by: Antonio Galvao, University of Iowa |
2. Extremal Quantile Treatment Effect |
By Yichong Zhang; Duke University |
presented by: Yichong Zhang, Duke University |
3. Evaluating the Effects of Lengths of Participation in the Workforce Investment Act Adult Program Via Decomposition Analysis |
By Wallice Ao; Institute for Defense Analyses Sebastian Calonico; University of Miami Ying-Ying Lee; University of Oxford |
presented by: Sebastian Calonico, University of Miami |
Session ID 344: IO Theory I August 21, 2015 11:15 to 12:45 520D |
Session Chair: Nick Huberts, Tilburg University |
Session type: contributed |
1. A Reputational Theory of Firm Dynamics |
By Simon Board; University of California - Los Angeles Moritz Meyer-ter-Vehn; University of California Los Angeles |
presented by: Moritz Meyer-ter-Vehn, University of California Los Angeles |
2. Naked Exclusion With Private Offers |
By Jeanine Miklos-Thal; University of Rochester Greg Shaffer; University of Rochester |
presented by: Jeanine Miklos-Thal, U Rochester |
3. Entry Deterrence by Timing Rather Than Overinvestment in a Strategic Real Options Framework |
By Nick Huberts; Tilburg University Herbert Dawid; University of Bielefeld Kuno Huisman; Tilburg University Peter Kort; Tilburg University |
presented by: Nick Huberts, Tilburg University |
Session ID 90: Inference with Weak Identification August 21, 2015 11:15 to 12:45 517C |
Session Chair: Donald Andrews, Yale University |
Session type: contributed |
1. Conditional Inference With a Functional Nuisance Parameter |
By Isaiah Andrews; Harvard Society of Fellows Anna Mikusheva; Massachusetts Institute of Technology |
presented by: Anna Mikusheva, Massachusetts Institute of Technology |
2. Subvector Inference in Local Regression |
By Ke-Li Xu; Texas A&M University |
presented by: Ke-Li Xu, Texas A&M University |
3. Identification and Singularity: Robust Inference for Moment Condition Models |
By Donald Andrews; Yale University Patrik Guggenberger; Pennsylvania State University |
presented by: Donald Andrews, Yale University |
Session ID 357: Firm Heterogeneity and Trade August 21, 2015 11:15 to 12:45 520E |
Session Chair: Svetlana Demidova, McMaster University |
Session type: contributed |
1. The Agency Problem, Trade Liberalization and Within-firm Productivity Gains: Theory and Evidence |
By Cheng Chen; University of Hong Kong |
presented by: Cheng Chen, University of Hong Kong |
2. Sell Deep? Sell Wide? Or Both?: Perceived Quality and Product Scope of Chinese Exporters of Electrical Products |
By Luhang Wang; Xiamen University China |
presented by: Luhang Wang, Xiamen University China |
3. Trade Policies, Firm Heterogeneity and Variable Markups |
By Svetlana Demidova; McMaster University |
presented by: Svetlana Demidova, McMaster University |
Session ID 102: Theoretical Issues in Nonparametric Instrumental Variable Estimation August 21, 2015 11:15 to 12:45 518A |
Session Chair: Chu-An Liu, Academia Sinica |
Session type: contributed |
1. Is There an Optimal Weighting for Infinite Dimensional GMM? |
By Jean-Pierre FLORENS; Toulouse School of Economics Senay Sokullu; University of Bristol |
presented by: Senay Sokullu, University of Bristol |
2. Nonparametric Additive Instrumental Variable Estimator: A Group Shrinkage Estimation Perspective |
By Michael Fan; Xiamen University |
presented by: Michael Fan, Xiamen University |
3. Model Selection and Model Averaging in Nonparametric Instrumental Variables Models |
By Chu-An Liu; Academia Sinica Jing Tao; University of Wisconsin Madison |
presented by: Chu-An Liu, Academia Sinica |
Session ID 105: Mechanism Design and Implementation August 21, 2015 11:15 to 12:45 524A |
Session Chair: Scott Kominers, Harvard University |
Session type: contributed |
1. On the Design of Criminal Trials: The Benefits of Three-verdict Systems |
By Ron Siegel; Northwestern University Bruno Strulovici; Northwestern University |
presented by: Ron Siegel, Northwestern University |
2. On Strategy-proofness and the Salience of Single-peakedness |
By Shurojit Chatterji; Singapore Management University Jordi Massó; Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona |
presented by: Jordi Massó, Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona |
3. Strategy-proofness, Investment Efficiency, and Marginal Returns: An Equivalence |
By John Hatfield; University of Texas at Austin Fuhito Kojima; Stanford University Scott Kominers; Harvard University |
presented by: Scott Kominers, Harvard University |
Session ID 363: Energy, Productivity, and Production. August 21, 2015 11:15 to 12:45 520F |
Session Chair: Miguel Morin, University of Cambridge |
Session type: contributed |
1. Consumer Valuation of Fuel Costs and the Effectiveness of Tax Policy: Evidence From the European Car Market |
By Laura Grigolon; McMaster University |
presented by: Laura Grigolon, McMaster University |
2. How Do Electricity Shortages Affect Industry?: Evidence From India |
By Hunt Allcott; NYU Allan Collard-Wexler; Duke University Stephen O'Connell; The Graduate Center, CUNY |
presented by: Allan Collard-Wexler, Duke University |
3. The Labor Market Consequences of Electricity Adoption: Concrete Evidence From the Great Depression |
By Miguel Morin; University of Cambridge |
presented by: Miguel Morin, University of Cambridge |
Session ID 367: Structural Studies of Markets August 21, 2015 11:15 to 12:45 521B |
Session Chair: Michael Dickstein, Stanford University |
Session type: contributed |
1. Search Frictions and Market Power in Negotiated Price Markets |
By Jean Francois Houde; University of Pennsylvania |
presented by: Jean Francois Houde, University of Pennsylvania |
2. Competition, Product Proliferation and Welfare: A Study of the U.S. Smartphone Market |
By Ying Fan; University of Michigan Chenyu Yang; University of Michigan, Ann Arbor |
presented by: Ying Fan, University of Michigan |
3. What Do Exporters Know? |
By Michael Dickstein; Stanford University Eduardo Morales; Princeton University |
presented by: Michael Dickstein, Stanford University |
Session ID 381: Politics in Economic Development August 21, 2015 11:15 to 12:45 521C |
Session Chair: Craig Brown, National University of Singapore |
Session type: contributed |
1. Ethnic Favoritism: An Axiom of Politics? |
By Giacomo De Luca; University of York Roland Hodler; University of St.Gallen Paul Raschky; Monash University Michele Valsecchi; University of Gothenburg |
presented by: Roland Hodler, University of St.Gallen |
2. An Empirical Investigation of the Legacies of Non-Democratic Regimes: The Case of Soeharto's Mayors in Indonesia |
By Monica Martinez-Bravo; Centro De Estudios Monetarios Y Financieros Priya Mukherjee; Cornell University |
presented by: Monica Martinez-Bravo, CEMFI |
3. Economist Leadership and Economic Growth: Investment, Trade, Policies and Finance |
By Craig Brown; National University of Singapore Randall Morck; Alberta School of Business Bernard Yeung; National University of Singapore Business School |
presented by: Craig Brown, National University of Singapore |
Session ID 386: Consumer Choice and Environmental Outcomes August 21, 2015 11:15 to 12:45 522A |
Session Chair: Matthew Harding, Duke University |
Session type: contributed |
1. Vehicle Choice and Utilization: Improving Estimation With Partially Observed Choices and Hybrid Pairs |
By Alicia Lloro; Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation David Brownstone; University of California, Irvine |
presented by: Alicia Lloro, Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation |
2. A Dynamic Model of Vehicle Ownership, Type Choice and Usage |
By Kenneth Gillingham; Yale School of Forestry & Environmental Studies Fedor Iskhakov; University of New South Wales Anders Munk-Nielsen; University of Copenhagen John Rust; Georgetown University Bertel Schjerning; University of Copenhagen |
presented by: Kenneth Gillingham, Yale School of Forestry & Environmental Studies |
3. Empowering Consumers Through Smart Technology: Experimental Evidence on the Consequences of Time-of-use Electricity Pricing |
By Matthew Harding; Duke University Carlos Lamarche; University of Kentucky |
presented by: Matthew Harding, Duke University |
Session ID 394: Equilibrium Asset Pricing August 21, 2015 11:15 to 12:45 Ste-Helene Westin |
Session Chair: Francisco Vazquez-Grande, Federal Reserve Board |
Session type: contributed |
1. Dynamic Noisy Rational Expectations Equilibria With Anticipative Information |
By Jerome Detemple; Boston University Marcel Rindisbacher; Boston University Thu Truong; Boston university |
presented by: Marcel Rindisbacher, Boston University |
2. Value or Growth? Pricing of Idiosyncratic Cash Flow Risk With Heterogeneous Beliefs |
By Hogyu Jhang; Georgia Institute of Technology Hwagyun Kim; Texas A&M University Michael Gallmeyer; University of Virginia |
presented by: Hogyu Jhang, Georgia Institute of Technology |
3. Macro-finance Separation by Force of Habit |
By Pierlauro Lopez; Banque de France J. David Lopez-Salido; Federal Reserve Board Francisco Vazquez-Grande; Federal Reserve Board |
presented by: Francisco Vazquez-Grande, Federal Reserve Board |
Session ID 152: Learning in Decentralized (Search) Markets August 21, 2015 11:15 to 12:45 524B |
Session Chair: Stephan Lauermann, University of Bonn |
Session type: contributed |
1. Benchmarks in Search Markets |
By Darrell Duffie; Stanford University Piotr Dworczak; Stanford Haoxiang Zhu; MIT |
presented by: Piotr Dworczak, Stanford University |
2. Consumer Search With Observational Learning |
By Daniel Garcia; University of Vienna Sandro Shelegia; University of Vienna |
presented by: Daniel Garcia, University of Vienna |
3. Non-reservation Price Equilibria and Consumer Search |
By Maarten Janssen; University of Vienna Alexei Parakhonyak; University of Oxford Anastasia Parakhonyak; Toulouse School of Economics |
presented by: Alexei Parakhonyak, University of Oxford |
Session ID 413: General Equilibrium August 21, 2015 11:15 to 12:45 525A |
Session Chair: Jaime Orrillo, Catholic University of Brasilia |
Session type: contributed |
1. Back to Fundamentals: Abstract Competitive Equilibrium |
By Michael Richter; Yeshiva University Ariel Rubinstein; Tel Aviv University |
presented by: Michael Richter, Yeshiva University |
2. Economic Correctness: Why Incomplete Markets Might Never Fail |
By Herve Cres; New York University Abu Dhabi |
presented by: Herve Cres, New York University Abu Dhabi |
3. Existence and Non-triviality of Equilibria in Economies With Default and Government |
By Jaime Orrillo; Catholic University of Brasilia |
presented by: Jaime Orrillo, Catholic University of Brasilia |
Session ID 164: Labor Markets During Booms and Busts August 21, 2015 11:15 to 12:45 447 |
Session Chair: Joshua Montes, Congressional Budget Office |
Session type: contributed |
1. Winners and Losers of Financial Crises: Evidence From Individuals and Firms |
By Daniela Hochfellner; IAB Joshua Montes; Congressional Budget Office Martin Schmalz; University of Michigan Denis Sosyura; University of Michigan |
presented by: Joshua Montes, Congressional Budget Office |
2. Great Opportunities or Poor Alternatives: Self-employment, Unemployment and Paid Employment Over the Business Cycle |
By Matthias Kredler; Universidad Carlos III Madrid Ana Millán; Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona Ludo Visschers; The University of Edinburgh/Univ Carlos III Madrid |
presented by: Matthias Kredler, Universidad Carlos III Madrid |
3. Work Incentives of Medicaid Beneficiaries and the Role of Asset Testing |
By Svetlana Pashchenko; University of Surrey Ponpoje (Poe) Porapakkarm; GRIPS National Graduate Institute for Policy Studies Tokyo |
presented by: Ponpoje (Poe) Porapakkarm, GRIPS National Graduate Institute for Policy Studies Tokyo |
Session ID 424: Aggregate Demand Shocks August 21, 2015 11:15 to 12:45 Mc Gill Westin |
Session Chair: Daniel Murphy, University of Virginia |
Session type: contributed |
1. Precautionary Saving and Aggregate Demand |
By Edouard Challe; Ecole Polytechnique Julien Matheron; Banque de France Xavier Ragot; Paris School of Economics Juan Rubio-Ramirez; Duke University |
presented by: Edouard Challe, Ecole Polytechnique |
2. Demand Shocks and Interest Rates |
By Daniel Murphy; University of Virginia Kieran Walsh; University of Virginia Darden School of Business |
presented by: Daniel Murphy, University of Virginia |
Session ID 174: Nonparametric Identification August 21, 2015 11:15 to 12:45 518B |
Session Chair: Joachim Winter, University of Munich |
Session type: contributed |
1. Single Market Nonparametric Identification of Multi-attribute Hedonic Equilibrium Models |
By Victor Chernozhukov; MIT Alfred Galichon; Sciences Po Marc Henry; Pennsylvania State University Brendan Pass; University of Alberta |
presented by: Marc Henry, Pennsylvania State University |
2. Nonparametric Identification and Estimation of the Sharing Rule in Collective Models With Unobserved Heterogeneity |
By Stefan Hubner; Tilburg University |
presented by: Stefan Hubner, Tilburg University |
3. Identification of Structural Models in the Presence of Measurement Error Due to Rounding in Survey Responses |
By Stefan Hoderlein; Boston College Bettina Siflinger; University of Mannheim Joachim Winter; University of Munich |
presented by: Joachim Winter, University of Munich |
Session ID 441: Matching August 21, 2015 11:15 to 12:45 525B |
Session Chair: Willemien Kets, Northwestern University |
Session type: contributed |
1. Large Roommate Problem With Non-transferrable Random Utility |
By Marcin Peski; University of Toronto |
presented by: Marcin Peski, University of Toronto |
2. Stable Matching in Large Economies |
By Yeon-Koo Che; Columbia University Jinwoo Kim; Seoul National University Fuhito Kojima; Stanford University |
presented by: Jinwoo Kim, Seoul National University |
3. A Belief-based Theory of Homophily |
By Willemien Kets; Northwestern University Alvaro Sandroni; Northwestern University |
presented by: Willemien Kets, Northwestern University |
Session ID 442: Networks August 21, 2015 11:15 to 12:45 Ville-Marie B Westin |
Session Chair: Hiroki Watanabe, Lamar University |
Session type: contributed |
1. Social Structure, Markets and Inequality |
By Julien Gagnon; University of Cambridge |
presented by: Julien Gagnon, University of Cambridge |
2. Opting Out of Buyer-seller Networks |
By Alison Watts; Southern Illinois University |
presented by: Alison Watts, Southern Illinois University |
3. A Scale-free Transportation Network Explains the City-size Distribution |
By Marcus Berliant; Washington University St. Louis Hiroki Watanabe; Lamar University |
presented by: Hiroki Watanabe, Lamar University |
Session ID 470: Mortgages and Other Loans August 21, 2015 11:15 to 12:45 Ville-Marie A Westin |
Session Chair: You Suk Kim, Federal Reserve Board |
Session type: contributed |
1. Do Restrictions on Home Equity Extraction Contribute to Lower Mortgage Defaults?: Evidence From a Policy Discontinuity at the Texas Border |
By Anil Kumar; Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas |
presented by: Anil Kumar, Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas |
2. Measuring Contract Completeness: A Text Based Analysis of Loan Agreements |
By Bernhard Ganglmair; University of Texas at Dallas Malcolm Wardlaw; University of Texas Dallas |
presented by: Malcolm Wardlaw, University of Texas Dallas |
3. The Dynamics of Subprime Adjustable-rate Mortgage Default: A Structural Estimation |
By Hanming Fang; University of Pennsylvania You Suk Kim; Federal Reserve Board Wenli Li; Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia |
presented by: You Suk Kim, Federal Reserve Board |
Session ID 471: Law Enforcement and Crime August 21, 2015 11:15 to 12:45 520B |
Session Chair: Salvador Navarro, University of Western Ontario |
Session type: contributed |
1. Model Uncertainty and the Effect of Shall-issue Right-to-carry Laws on Crime |
By Steven Durlauf; University of Wisconsin Salvador Navarro; University of Western Ontario David Rivers; University of Western Ontario |
presented by: David Rivers, University of Western Ontario |
2. New Evidence of the Effects of Zero Tolerance Laws on Drinking and Driving: The Case of Chile |
By Sebastian Otero; J-Poverty Action Lab Tomas Rau; Pontificia Universidad Catolica de Chile |
presented by: Sebastian Otero, J-Poverty Action Lab |
3. Separating State Dependence, Experience and Heterogeneity in a Model of Youth Crime and Education |
By Antonella Mancino; University of Western Ontario Salvador Navarro; University of Western Ontario David Rivers; University of Western Ontario |
presented by: Salvador Navarro, University of Western Ontario |
Session ID 472: Economic History August 21, 2015 11:15 to 12:45 522B |
Session Chair: Mark Westcott, University of Munich |
Session type: contributed |
1. The National Rise in Residential Segregation |
By Trevon Logan; Ohio State University John Parman; College of William and Mary and NBER |
presented by: Trevon Logan, Ohio State University |
2. The Effects of Management and Technology Diffusion: Evidence From the US Marshall Plan in Italy |
By Michela Giorcelli; Stanford University |
presented by: Michela Giorcelli, Stanford University |
3. Shocking Racial Attitudes: The Cultural Legacy of Black GIs in Europe |
By David Schindler; University of Munich Mark Westcott; University of Munich |
presented by: Mark Westcott, University of Munich |
Session ID 239: Duration Outcomes August 21, 2015 11:15 to 12:45 518C |
Session Chair: Kun Zheng, Tilburg University |
Session type: contributed |
1. Testing Censoring Point Independence |
By Brigham Frandsen; Brigham Young University |
presented by: Brigham Frandsen, Brigham Young University |
2. Mixed Hitting Times With Time-varying Covariates |
By Jaap Abbring; Tilburg University Kun Zheng; Tilburg University |
presented by: Kun Zheng, Tilburg University |
Session ID 242: Dynamics and Evolution August 21, 2015 11:15 to 12:45 448 |
Session Chair: Wei-Torng Juang, Academia Sinica |
Session type: contributed |
1. The Evolution of Strategic Sophistication |
By Nikolaus Robalino; Simon Fraser University Arthur Robson; Simon Fraser University |
presented by: Nikolaus Robalino, Simon Fraser University |
2. A Folk Theorem for Stochastic Evolutionary Game Theory |
By Wei-Torng Juang; Academia Sinica Hamid Sabourian; Cambridge University |
presented by: Wei-Torng Juang, Academia Sinica |
Session ID 365: Issues in the Analysis of Productivity August 21, 2015 11:15 to 12:45 521A |
Session Chair: Abdulaziz Shifa, Syracuse University |
Session type: contributed |
1. The Strength of Long Ties and the Weakness of Strong Ties: Knowledge Diffusion Through Supply Chain Networks |
By Yasuyuki Todo; Waseda University |
presented by: Yasuyuki Todo, Waseda University |
2. Economic Growth and Trade in Human Capital |
By Abdulaziz Shifa; Syracuse University |
presented by: Abdulaziz Shifa, Syracuse University |
3. Management as a Technology |
By Nicholas Bloom; Stanford University Brian Lucking; Stanford University Raffaella Sadun; Harvard Business School |
presented by: Brian Lucking, Stanford University |
Session ID 7: Search, Learning and Information Aggregation August 21, 2015 14:15 to 16:15 520A |
Session Chair: Claudia Herresthal, Oxford University |
Session type: contributed |
1. Price Dispersion with Ex Ante Homogeneity: A Reassessment of the Diamond Paradox |
By Jose Tudon; University of Chicago |
presented by: Jose Tudon, University of Chicago |
2. Market Selection and Information Content of Prices |
By Alp Atakan; Koc University Mehmet Ekmekci; Boston College |
presented by: Mehmet Ekmekci, Boston College |
3. Competitive Information Provision and Consumer Search |
By Simon Board; University of California - Los Angeles Jay Lu; University of California Los Angeles |
presented by: Jay Lu, University of California Los Angeles |
4. School Rankings, Student Allocations and School Choice Reforms |
By Claudia Herresthal; Oxford University |
presented by: Claudia Herresthal, Oxford University |
Session ID 10: Empirical Macro-finance August 21, 2015 14:15 to 16:15 Le Moyne Westin |
Session Chair: Rafael De Rezende, Sverige Riksbank |
Session type: contributed |
1. Mimicking Portfolios of Macroeconomic Factors |
By Zhaoguo Zhan; Tsinghua University |
presented by: Zhaoguo Zhan, Tsinghua University |
2. Unspanned Macroeconomic Factors in the Yield Curve |
By Laura Coroneo; University of York Domenico Giannone; Federal Reserve Bank of New York Michele Modugno; Federal Reserve Board of Governors |
presented by: Michele Modugno, Federal Reserve Board of Governors |
3. Option-implied Term Structures |
By Erik Vogt; Federal Reserve Bank of New York |
presented by: Erik Vogt, Federal Reserve Bank of New York |
4. Risks in Macroeconomic Fundamentals and Excess Bond Returns Predictability |
By Rafael De Rezende; Sveriges Riksbank (Central Bank of Sweden) |
presented by: Rafael De Rezende, Sverige Riksbank |
Session ID 272: Experimentation and Testing August 21, 2015 14:15 to 16:15 521B |
Session Chair: Francesc Dilme, University of Bonn |
Session type: contributed |
1. Strategic Experimentation on a Common Threshold |
By Yi Chen; Yale University |
presented by: Yi Chen, Yale University |
2. Optimal Adaptive Testing |
By Rahul Deb; University of Toronto Colin Stewart; University of Toronto |
presented by: Colin Stewart, University of Toronto |
3. Career Concerns and Policy Intransigence: A Dynamic Signaling Model |
By Caroline Thomas; University of Texas Austin |
presented by: Caroline Thomas, University of Texas Austin |
4. Consumer Private Experimentation |
By Francesc Dilme; University of Bonn |
presented by: Francesc Dilme, University of Bonn |
Session ID 27: Political Economy (Empirical) August 21, 2015 14:15 to 16:15 520B |
Session Chair: Lin Hu, Washington University St. Louis |
Session type: contributed |
1. Diversity in Government: Evidence From California City Councils |
By Brian Beach; University of Pittsburgh Daniel Jones; University of South Carolina |
presented by: Daniel Jones, University of South Carolina |
2. Political Bias in Court? Lay Judges and Asylum Appeals |
By Linna Martén; Uppsala University |
presented by: Linna Marten, Uppsala University |
3. Gender Quotas, Female Politicians and Public Expenditures: Quasi-experimental Evidence |
By Manuel Bagues; Aalto University Pamela Campa; University of Calgary |
presented by: Pamela Campa, University of Calgary |
4. Ideology vs. Pork: Government Formation in Parliamentary Systems |
By Lin Hu; Washington University St. Louis |
presented by: Lin Hu, Washington University St. Louis |
Session ID 44: Credit Risk and Credit Rating Agencies August 21, 2015 14:15 to 16:15 522B |
Session Chair: Nicolas Crouzet, Northwestern University Kellogg School of Management |
Session type: contributed |
1. Rating-induced Default Risk and Downgrade Hesitation |
By Hermann Elendner; Humboldt Universität zu Berlin |
presented by: Hermann Elendner, Humboldt Universität zu Berlin |
2. Economic Consequences of Credit Rating Inflation |
By Itay Goldstein; University of Pennsylvania Chong Huang; Paul Merage School of Business |
presented by: Chong Huang, Paul Merage School of Business |
3. Haircuts and Credit Risk Over the Cycle |
By Zongbo Huang; Princeton University |
presented by: Zongbo Huang, Princeton University |
4. Aggregate Implications of Corporate Debt Choices |
By Nicolas Crouzet; Northwestern University Kellogg School of Management |
presented by: Nicolas Crouzet, Northwestern University Kellogg School of Management |
Session ID 301: Panel Data in Economics August 21, 2015 14:15 to 16:15 Mc Gill Westin |
Session Chair: Juan Rodriguez-Poo, Universidad de Cantabria |
Session type: contributed |
1. Estimating Country Heterogeneity in Aggregate Capital-labor Substitution Using Panel Data |
By Lucciano Villacorta; Centro De Estudios Monetarios Y Financieros |
presented by: Lucciano Villacorta, Centro De Estudios Monetarios Y Financieros |
2. Weak and Strong Cross-sectional Dependence: A Panel Data Analysis of International Technology Diffusion |
By Cem Ertur; Laboratoire d'Economie d'Orléans UMR antonio musolesi; University of Ferrara |
presented by: Cem Ertur, Laboratoire d'Economie d'Orléans UMR |
3. Precautionary Savings Over the Life Cycle: Efficient Two-stage Nonparametric Instrumental Variables Estimation |
By Juan Rodriguez-Poo; Universidad de Cantabria |
presented by: Juan Rodriguez-Poo, Universidad de Cantabria |
Session ID 304: High-dimensional Dynamic Modeling August 21, 2015 14:15 to 16:15 Ville-Marie A Westin |
Session Chair: Pooyan Amir Ahmadi, Goethe University |
Session type: contributed |
1. Dynamic Predictive Density Combinations for Large Datasets |
By Roberto Casarin; University Ca' Foscari of Venice Stefano Grassi; Kent University Francesco Ravazzolo; central bank of norway Herman van Dijk; Erasmus University Rotterdam |
presented by: Herman van Dijk, Erasmus University Rotterdam |
2. Identification and Estimation of a Large Factor Model With Structural Instability |
By Badi Baltagi; Syracuse University Chihwa Kao; Syracuse University Fa Wang; Syracuse University |
presented by: Fa Wang, Syracuse University |
3. Modeling Multivariate Data Revisions |
By Jan P.A.M. Jacobs; University of Groningen Samad Sarferaz; ETH Zurich Jan-Egbert Sturm; ETH Zurich Simon van Norden; HEC Montréal |
presented by: Jan P.A.M. Jacobs, University of Groningen |
4. Common Sources of Instabilities in Macroeconomic Dynamics |
By Pooyan Amir Ahmadi; Goethe University Dalibor Stevanovic; Université du Québec à Montréal |
presented by: Pooyan Amir Ahmadi, Goethe University |
Session ID 55: Family and Labor Markets August 21, 2015 14:15 to 16:15 St-Paul Westin |
Session Chair: Sergio Urzua, University of Maryland |
Session type: contributed |
1. Labor Supply, Fertility and Childcare Decisions: A Structural Analysis of Fiscal Stimuli for Working Mothers |
By Jan Kabátek; Tilburg University |
presented by: Jan Kabátek, Tilburg University |
2. The Economic Value of Breaking Bad: Misbehavior, Schooling and the Labor Market |
By Nicholas Papageorge; Johns Hopkins University |
presented by: Nicholas Papageorge, Johns Hopkins University |
3. Family Law Effects on Divorce, Fertility and Child Investment |
By Meta Brown; Federal Reserve Bank of New York Christopher Flinn; New York University Joseph Mullins; New York University |
presented by: Joseph Mullins, New York University |
4. The Children of the Missed Pill: Unintended Consequences of Price Collusion |
By Tomas Rau; Pontificia Universidad Catolica de Chile Miguel Sarzosa; University of Maryland Sergio Urzua; University of Maryland |
presented by: Sergio Urzua, University of Maryland |
Session ID 315: Firm Dynamics in Macro August 21, 2015 14:15 to 16:15 524A |
Session Chair: William Hawkins, Yeshiva University |
Session type: contributed |
1. Learning and Recombination |
By Boyan Jovanovic; New York University |
presented by: Boyan Jovanovic, New York University |
2. The Macro Impact of Short-termism |
By Stephen Terry; Stanford University |
presented by: Stephen Terry, Stanford University |
3. The Geography of Unconventional Innovation |
By Enrico Berkes; Northwestern University Ruben Gaetani; Northwestern University |
presented by: Ruben Gaetani, Northwestern University |
4. The Joint Dynamics of Capital and Employment at the Plant Level |
By William Hawkins; Yeshiva University Ryan Michaels; University of Rochester Jiyoon Oh; Korea Development Institute |
presented by: William Hawkins, Yeshiva University |
Session ID 63: Monetary Theory August 21, 2015 14:15 to 16:15 522C |
Session Chair: Tai-Wei Hu, Kellogg School of Management Department of Magagerial Economics and Decision Sciences |
Session type: contributed |
1. A Model of Money, Credit and Velocity: With an Application to the Cash Demand Puzzle |
By Janet Hua Jiang; Bank of Canada Enchuan Shao; Bank of Canada |
presented by: Janet Hua Jiang, Bank of Canada |
2. This Is What’s in Your Wallet...and Here’s How You Use It |
By Tamas Briglevics; Magyar Nemzeti Bank Scott Schuh; Federal Reserve Bank of Boston |
presented by: Tamas Briglevics, Magyar Nemzeti Bank |
3. A Tractable Model of Monetary Exchange with Ex-post Heterogeneity |
By Guillaume Rocheteau; University of California, Irvine Pierre-Olivier Weill; UCLA Tsz-Nga Wong; Bank of Canada |
presented by: Tsz-Nga Wong, Bank of Canada |
4. Optimal Monetary Interventions in Credit Markets |
By Tai-Wei Hu; Kellogg School of Management Department of Magagerial Economics and Decision Sciences |
presented by: Tai-Wei Hu, Kellogg School of Management Department of Magagerial Economics and Decision Sciences |
Session ID 78: Markets with Behavioral Agents August 21, 2015 14:15 to 16:15 520C |
Session Chair: Keith Ericson, Boston University |
Session type: contributed |
1. Deception Under Competitive Intermediation |
By Takeshi Murooka; University of Munich |
presented by: Takeshi Murooka, University of Munich |
2. The Impact of Short-lived Weather Outliers on Household Investment. |
By Stefan Lamp; Yale University School of Forestry & Environmental Studies |
presented by: Stefan Lamp, Yale University School of Forestry & Environmental Studies |
3. When Consumers Do Not Make an Active Decision: Dynamic Default Rules and their Equilibrium Effects |
By Keith Ericson; Boston University |
presented by: Keith Ericson, Boston University |
4. Long-term Employment Relations When Agents are Present-biased |
By Florian Englmaier; University of Munich Matthias Fahn; University of Munich Marco Schwarz; University of Munich |
presented by: Marco Schwarz, LMU Munich |
Session ID 79: Fiscal Multipliers August 21, 2015 14:15 to 16:15 523A |
Session Chair: Ufuk Demirel, Congressional Budget Office |
Session type: contributed |
1. A New Identification of Fiscal Shocks Based on the Information Flow |
By Giovanni Ricco; London Business School |
presented by: Giovanni Ricco, London Business School |
2. Are State Governments Roadblocks to Federal Stimulus? Evidence From Highway Grants in the 2009 Recovery Act |
By Sylvain Leduc; Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco |
presented by: Sylvain Leduc, Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco |
3. The Short-term Effects of Tax Changes in the United States: Evidence for State Dependence |
By Ufuk Demirel; Congressional Budget Office |
presented by: Ufuk Demirel, Congressional Budget Office |
Session ID 337: Advances in Spatial Econometrics August 21, 2015 14:15 to 16:15 Ville-Marie B Westin |
Session Chair: Kai Yang, Ohio State University |
Session type: contributed |
1. Pseudo Maximum Likelihood Estimation of Spatial Autoregressive Models With Increasing Dimension |
By Abhimanyu Gupta; Essex University Peter Robinson; London School of Economics |
presented by: Abhimanyu Gupta, Essex University |
2. Prediction in a Generalized Spatial Panel Data Model With Serial Correlation |
By Badi Baltagi; Syracuse University Long Liu; University of Texas San Antonio |
presented by: Long Liu, University of Texas San Antonio |
3. Identification and QML Estimation of Multivariate and Simultaneous Spatial Autoregressive Models |
By Kai Yang; Ohio State University Lung-fei Lee; Ohio State University |
presented by: Kai Yang, Ohio State University |
Session ID 343: Empirical Work on Incentives August 21, 2015 14:15 to 16:15 518C |
Session Chair: Vardges Levonyan, ETH Zurich |
Session type: contributed |
1. Trust, Credibility and Delegation: Evidence From Multiple Employees Per Establishment |
By Kieron Meagher; Australian National University Andrew Wait; University of Sydney |
presented by: Andrew Wait, University of Sydney |
2. A Structural Model of Sales-force Compensation Dynamics: Estimation and Field Implementation |
By Sanjog Misra; University of California Los Angeles Anderson School of Management |
presented by: Sanjog Misra, University of California Los Angeles Anderson School of Management |
3. Theory and Evidence From Industry-physician Relationships |
By Daniel Chen; Toulouse Institute for Advanced Studies Vardges Levonyan; ETH Zurich Eric Reinhart; University of Chicago Glen Taksler; New York University |
presented by: Vardges Levonyan, ETH Zurich |
Session ID 93: Financial Econometrics August 21, 2015 14:15 to 16:15 Ramezay Westin |
Session Chair: Md. Nazmul Ahsan, McGill University |
Session type: contributed |
1. Transformed Diffusions and Copulas: Identification and Inference |
By Ruijun Bu; The University of Liverpool Kaddour Hadri; Queen's University Belfast Dennis Kristensen; University College London |
presented by: Kaddour Hadri, Queen's University Belfast |
2. Is a Normal Copula the Right Copula? |
By Dante Amengual; Centro de Estudios Monetarios y Financieros Madrid |
presented by: Dante Amengual, Centro de Estudios Monetarios y Financieros Madrid |
3. The Impact of Jumps and Leverage in Forecasting Co-volatility |
By Manabu Asai; Soka University Michael McAleer; National Tsing Hua University |
presented by: Manabu Asai, Soka University |
4. Closed-form Estimators for Higher-order Gaussian Stochastic Volatility Models |
By Md. Nazmul Ahsan; McGill University |
presented by: Md. Nazmul Ahsan, McGill University |
Session ID 350: Implications of Multinational Activity August 21, 2015 14:15 to 16:15 519A |
Session Chair: Nitya Pandalai Nayar, University of Michigan |
Session type: contributed |
1. Benefits of Foreign Ownership: Evidence From Foreign Direct Investment in China |
By Jian Wang; Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas Xiao Wang; University of North Dakota |
presented by: Jian Wang, Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas |
2. Multinational Firms and Business Cycle Transmission |
By Dominik Menno; European University Institute and University of Mannheim |
presented by: Dominik Menno, European University Institute and University of Mannheim |
3. Input Linkages and the Transmission of Shocks: Firm-level Evidence From the 2011 Tohoku Earthquake |
By Christoph Boehm; University of Michigan Aaron Flaaen; University of Michigan Nitya Pandalai Nayar; University of Michigan |
presented by: Nitya Pandalai Nayar, University of Michigan |
Session ID 95: Principal-agent Models August 21, 2015 14:15 to 16:15 447 |
Session Chair: Georg Noldeke, University of Basel |
Session type: contributed |
1. Weak Ex Ante Collusion and Design of Supervisory Institutions |
By Dilip Mookherjee; Boston University Alberto Motta; University of New South Wales Masatoshi Tsumagari; Keio University |
presented by: Masatoshi Tsumagari, Keio University |
2. Simple Contracts With Adverse Selection and Moral Hazard |
By Humberto Ataíde Moreira; Fundação Getulio Vargas Daniel Gottlieb; University of Pennsylvania |
presented by: Humberto Ataíde Moreira, Fundação Getulio Vargas |
3. The Implementation Duality |
By Georg Noldeke; University of Basel Larry Samuelson; Yale University |
presented by: Georg Noldeke, University of Basel |
Session ID 107: Theoretical Foundations for Computational Economics August 21, 2015 14:15 to 16:15 520D |
Session Chair: Lilia Maliar, Stanford University |
Session type: contributed |
1. A Divide and Conquer Algorithm for Exploiting Policy Function Monotonicity |
By Grey Gordon; Indiana University Shi Qiu; Indiana University Bloomington |
presented by: Grey Gordon, Indiana University |
2. Envelope Theorem, Euler, and Bellman Equations Without Differentiability |
By Ramon Marimon; European Institute and Universtat Pompeu Fabria Jan Werner; University of Minnesota |
presented by: Jan Werner, University of Minnesota |
3. Adaptive Grids for Estimation of Dynamic Models Using Constrained Optimization Approaches |
By Gregor Reich; University of Zurich Ole Wilms; University of Zurich |
presented by: Ole Wilms, University of Zurich |
4. A Tractable Framework for Analyzing Nonstationary and Unbalanced Growth Models |
By Lilia Maliar; Stanford University Serguei Maliar; Santa Clara University John Taylor; Stanford University Inna Tsener; University of Alicante |
presented by: Lilia Maliar, Stanford University |
Session ID 110: Online Auctions and Marketplaces August 21, 2015 14:15 to 16:15 517C |
Session Chair: Jason Hartline, Northwestern University |
Session type: contributed |
1. A Theory of Bidding Dynamics and Deadlines in Online Retail |
By Dominic Coey; eBay Research Labs Bradley Larsen; Stanford University Brennan Platt; Brigham Young University |
presented by: Brennan Platt, Brigham Young University |
2. Reputation Premium and Reputation Management: Evidence from China’s Largest e-Commerce Platform |
By Ying Fan; University of Michigan Jiandong Ju; Tsinghua University Mo Xiao; University of Arizona |
presented by: Mo Xiao, University of Arizona |
3. Online Price Discrimination and Market Structure |
By Katja Seim; University of Pennsylvania Michael Sinkinson; University of Pennsylvania Wharton School of Business |
presented by: Michael Sinkinson, University of Pennsylvania Wharton Schoo |
4. Mechanism Design for Data Science |
By Shuchi Chawla; Univ. of Wisconsin - Madison Jason Hartline; Northwestern University Denis Nekipelov; University of Virginia |
presented by: Jason Hartline, Northwestern University |
Session ID 111: Contracts: Theory and Applications August 21, 2015 14:15 to 16:15 518A |
Session Chair: Elena Krasnokutskaya, Johns Hopkins University |
Session type: contributed |
1. Strategic Design Under Uncertain Evaluations: Structural Analysis of Design-build Auctions |
By Hidenori Takahashi; University of Mannheim |
presented by: Hidenori Takahashi, University of Mannheim |
2. Money and Privacy: Android Market Evidence |
By Michael Kummer; Centre for European Economic Research and University of Mannheim Patrick Schulte; Centre for European Economics Research (ZEW), Mannheim |
presented by: Michael Kummer, Centre for European Economic Research and University of Mannheim |
3. Bundling with Imperfect Competition: Theory and an Application to Contract Length |
By Alexander MacKay; University of Chicago |
presented by: Alexander MacKay, University of Chicago |
4. Ex-ante and Ex-post Subcontracting in Highway Procurement Market |
By Jorge Balat; Johns Hopkins University Elena Krasnokutskaya; Johns Hopkins University |
presented by: Elena Krasnokutskaya, Johns Hopkins University |
Session ID 121: Auctions and Contract Theory August 21, 2015 14:15 to 16:15 448 |
Session Chair: Tymofiy Mylovanov, University of Pittsburgh |
Session type: contributed |
1. Sequential Auctions, Price Trends, and Risk Preferences |
By Audrey Hu; University of Amsterdam Tinbergen Institute Liang Zou; University of Amsterdam |
presented by: Audrey Hu, University of Amsterdam Tinbergen Institute |
2. Subjective Performance Feedback, Ability Attribution and Renegotiation-proof Contracts |
By Bin Chen; Sun Yat-sen University |
presented by: Bin Chen, Sun Yat-sen University |
3. Contracts as Signals |
By Tymofiy Mylovanov; University of Pittsburgh Thomas Troger; University of Mannheim |
presented by: Tymofiy Mylovanov, University of Pittsburgh |
Session ID 379: Market Access and Development August 21, 2015 14:15 to 16:15 519B |
Session Chair: Simon Alder, University of North Carolina Chapel Hill |
Session type: contributed |
1. Information Technology and Fiscal Capacity in a Developing Country: Evidence From Ethiopia |
By Merima Ali; Chr. Michelsen Institute Abdulaziz Shifa; Syracuse University Abebe Shimeles; African Development Bank Firew Woldeyes; EDRI |
presented by: Merima Ali, Chr. Michelsen Institute |
2. International Growth Spillovers and Market Access in Africa |
By Alexander Moore; London School of Economics |
presented by: Alexander Moore, London School of Economics |
3. Chinese Roads in India: The Effect of Transport Infrastructure on Economic Development |
By Simon Alder; University of North Carolina Chapel Hill |
presented by: Simon Alder, University of North Carolina Chapel Hill |
Session ID 401: Currency Markets and Risk Premia August 21, 2015 14:15 to 16:15 524B |
Session Chair: Soheil Mahmoodzadeh, Simon Fraser University |
Session type: contributed |
1. Currency Risk Factors in a Multi-country Recursive Economy |
By Ric Colacito; University of North Carolina, Chapel Hil Mariano Croce; University of North Carolina at Chapel H Federico Gavazzoni; INSEAD Robert Ready; University of Rochester |
presented by: Robert Ready, University of Rochester |
2. Term-structure of Consumption Risk Premia in the Cross-section of Currency Returns |
By Irina Zviadadze; Stockholm School of Economics |
presented by: Irina Zviadadze, Stockholm School of Economics |
3. Exchange Rates and UIP Violations at Short and Long Horizons |
By Rosen Valchev; Duke University |
presented by: Rosen Valchev, Duke University |
4. Tick Size Change in the Wholesale Foreign Exchange Market |
By Soheil Mahmoodzadeh; Simon Fraser University Ramazan Gencay; Simon Fraser University |
presented by: Soheil Mahmoodzadeh, Simon Fraser University |
Session ID 153: Auctions: Entry and Asymmetries August 21, 2015 14:15 to 16:15 520E |
Session Chair: Ronald Wolthoff, University of Toronto |
Session type: contributed |
1. Asymmetric Auctions With More Than Two Bidders |
By Timothy Hubbard; Colby College Rene Kirkegaard; University of Guelph |
presented by: Rene Kirkegaard, University of Guelph |
2. First Price Auction With Asymmetrically Budget Constrained Bidders |
By Nina Bobkova; University of Bonn |
presented by: Nina Bobkova, University of Bonn |
3. Indicative Bidding in Auctions With Costly Entry |
By Daniel Quint; University of Wisconsin Kenneth Hendricks; University of Wisconsin Madison |
presented by: Daniel Quint, University of Wisconsin |
4. Competing With Asking Prices |
By Benjamin Lester; Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia Ludo Visschers; The University of Edinburgh/Univ Carlos III Madrid Ronald Wolthoff; University of Toronto |
presented by: Ronald Wolthoff, University of Toronto |
Session ID 411: Network Games August 21, 2015 14:15 to 16:15 521C |
Session Chair: Alexander Harris, University of Cambridge |
Session type: contributed |
1. Cournot Competition in Networked Markets |
By Kostas Bimpikis; Stanford University |
presented by: Kostas Bimpikis, Stanford University |
2. A Theory of Twitter |
By Rogayeh Dastranj; Simon Fraser University Anke Kessler; Simon Fraser University |
presented by: Rogayeh Dastranj, Simon Fraser University |
3. Social Influence |
By Julien Gagnon; University of Cambridge Alexander Harris; University of Cambridge |
presented by: Alexander Harris, University of Cambridge |
Session ID 415: Contests August 21, 2015 14:15 to 16:15 522A |
Session Chair: Felix Vardy, International Monetary Fund |
Session type: contributed |
1. Awarding Scarce Ideas in Innovation Contests |
By Nisvan Erkal; University of Melbourne Jun Xiao; University of Melbourne |
presented by: Jun Xiao, University of Melbourne |
2. Effort-maximizing Contingent Prize Allocation Rule in Three-battle Contests |
By Xin Feng; National University of Singapore Jingfeng Lu; National University of Singapore |
presented by: Jingfeng Lu, National University of Singapore |
3. Effort-maximizing Contests |
By Wojciech Olszewski; Northwestern University Ron Siegel; Northwestern University |
presented by: Wojciech Olszewski, Northwestern University |
4. The Pond's Dilemma |
By John Morgan; University of California - Berkeley Dana Sisak; Erasmus University Rotterdam Felix Vardy; International Monetary Fund |
presented by: Felix Vardy, International Monetary Fund |
Session ID 417: Unconventional Monetary Policy August 21, 2015 14:15 to 16:15 524C |
Session Chair: Jeffrey Campbell, Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago |
Session type: contributed |
1. A Lesson From the Great Depression That the Fed Might Have Learned: A Comparison of the 1932 Open Market Purchases With Quantitative Easing |
By Michael Bordo; Rutgers University Arunima Sinha; Fordham University |
presented by: Arunima Sinha, Fordham University |
2. Unanticipated Shocks and Forward Guidance at the Zero Lower Bound |
By Callum Jones; New York University |
presented by: Callum Jones, New York University |
3. Threshold-based Forward Guidance: Hedging the Zero Bound |
By Richard Harrison; Bank of England Lena Koerber; Bank of England and London School of Eco Matthew Waldron; Bank of England |
presented by: Matthew Waldron, Bank of England |
4. Quantitative Easing in Joseph's Egypt With Keynesian Producers |
By Jeffrey Campbell; Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago |
presented by: Jeffrey Campbell, Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago |
Session ID 175: Macroeconomic Dynamics at the Zero Lower Bound August 21, 2015 14:15 to 16:15 523B |
Session Chair: Saroj Bhattarai, University of Texas Austin |
Session type: contributed |
1. The Shadow Rate of Interest, Macroeconomic Trends, and Time-varying Uncertainty |
By Benjamin Johannsen; Federal Reserve Board Elmar Mertens; Federal Reserve Board |
presented by: Benjamin Johannsen, Federal Reserve Board |
2. Global Impact of US Monetary Policy at the Zero Lower Bound |
By Qianying Chen; International Monetary Fund Feng Zhu; Bank for International Settlements |
presented by: Qianying Chen, International Monetary Fund |
3. Public Investment, Time to Build and the Zero Lower Bound |
By Hafedh Bouakez; HEC Montreal Michel Guillard; EPEE, Université d'Evry Jordan Roulleau-Pasdeloup; HEC Lausanne |
presented by: Hafedh Bouakez, HEC Montreal |
4. Optimal Monetary and Fiscal Policy at the Zero Lower Bound in a Small Open Economy |
By Saroj Bhatarai; University of Texas Austin Konstantin Egorov; Pennsylvania State University |
presented by: Saroj Bhattarai, University of Texas Austin |
Session ID 431: Monetary Policy August 21, 2015 14:15 to 16:15 525A |
Session Chair: Joao Duarte, University of Illinois at Urbana Champaign |
Session type: contributed |
1. Sustainable International Monetary Policy Cooperation |
By Ippei Fujiwara; Australian National University Timothy Kam; The Australian National University Takeki Sunakawa; University of Tokyo Graduate School of Public Policy |
presented by: Takeki Sunakawa, University of Tokyo Graduate School of Public Policy |
2. Working Capital, Price Stability and the ECB's Two-pillar Approach |
By Andrew Smith; Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City |
presented by: Andrew Smith, Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City |
3. Transitions in Central Bank Leadership: Empirics and a Simple Theory |
By Carlos Carvalho; PUC-Rio Tiago Flórido; PUC-Rio Eduardo Zilberman; Pontifícia Universidade Católica do Rio de Janeiro |
presented by: Eduardo Zilberman, Pontifícia Universidade Católica do Rio de Janeiro |
4. The Effect of Monetary Policy on Housing Tenure Choice as an Explanation for the Price Puzzle |
By Daniel Dias; Board of Governors of the Federal Reserv Joao Duarte; University of Illinois Urbana Champaign |
presented by: Joao Duarte, University of Illinois Urbana Champaign |
Session ID 181: Measuring and Estimating Utility August 21, 2015 14:15 to 16:15 520F |
Session Chair: William McCausland, Universite de Montreal |
Session type: contributed |
1. Parametric Recovery Methods: A Comparative Experimental Study |
By Yoram Halevy; University of British Columbia Lanny Zrill; University of British Columbia |
presented by: Yoram Halevy, University of British Columbia |
2. Estimation of Average Effects When Treatment Assignment is Dynamic |
By Gerard van den Berg; University of Mannheim Johan Vikström; Institute for Evaluation of Labour Market and Education Policy |
presented by: Johan Vikström, Institute for Evaluation of Labour Market and Education Policy |
3. Recovering Subjective Probability Distributions |
By Glenn Harrison; Georgia State University Eric Ulm; Georgia State University |
presented by: Eric Ulm, Georgia State University |
4. Testing Random Utility Using Falmagne's Conditions Directly |
By William McCausland; Universite de Montreal Clintin Davis-Stober; University of Missouri (Psychology) Tony Marley; University of Victoria Nick Brown; University of Missouri (Psychology) Sang Hyuk Park; University of Missouri (Psychology) |
presented by: William McCausland, Universite de Montreal |
Session ID 438: Debt contracts August 21, 2015 14:15 to 16:15 525B |
Session Chair: Andrea Vedolin, London School of Economics |
Session type: contributed |
1. Collateralizing Liquidity |
By Cecilia Parlatore; New York University Stern School of Business |
presented by: Cecilia Parlatore, New York University Stern School of Business |
2. Moral Hazard and the Optimality of Debt |
By Benjamin Hebert; Harvard University |
presented by: Benjamin Hebert, Harvard University |
3. Government Maturity Structure Twists |
By Alexandre Corhay; University of British Columbia Sauder School of Business Howard Kung; London Business School Gonzalo Morales; University of British Columbia |
presented by: Howard Kung, London Business School |
4. Interest Rate Risk and Corporate Hedging |
By Lorenzo Bretscher; London School of Economics Philippe Mueller; London School of Economics Lukas Schmid; Duke University Andrea Vedolin; London School of Economics |
presented by: Lorenzo Bretscher, London School of Economics |
Session ID 194: Empirical Analysis of School Choice Systems August 21, 2015 14:15 to 16:15 518B |
Session Chair: Peter Troyan, University of Virginia |
Session type: contributed |
1. A Robust Redesign of High School Match |
By Sam Hwang; University of Chicago |
presented by: Sam Hwang, University of Chicago |
2. Market Design Under Distributional Constraints: Diversity in School Choice and Other Applications |
By Peter Troyan; University of Virginia Daniel Fragiadakis; Texas A&M University |
presented by: Peter Troyan, University of Virginia |
3. Incentive Design in Education: An Empirical Analysis |
By Hugh Macartney; Duke University Robert McMillan; University of Toronto Uros Petronijevic; University of Toronto |
presented by: Hugh Macartney, Duke University |
Session ID 450: Education and Labor Markets August 21, 2015 14:15 to 16:15 St-Antoine A Westin |
Session Chair: Carlos Medina, Banco de la República |
Session type: contributed |
1. Supply of University Education: Evidence From Denmark 1982 to 1992 |
By Kelly Foley; University of Saskatchewan Fane Groes; Copenhagen Business School |
presented by: Fane Groes, Copenhagen Business School |
2. Employer Screening Costs, Recruiting Strategies and Labor Market Outcomes: An Equilibrium Analysis of On-campus Recruiting |
By Russell Weinstein; Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute |
presented by: Russell Weinstein, Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute |
3. The Career Prospects of Overeducated Americans |
By Brian Clark; Duke University Clement Joubert; University of North Carolina at Chapel H Arnaud Maurel; Duke University |
presented by: Brian Clark, Duke University |
4. Educational, Labor Market, and Fiscal Impacts of Scholarships for Private Secondary School: Evidence From Colombia |
By Eric Bettinger; Stanford University Michael Kremer; Harvard University Maurice Kugler; Harvard Center for International Develop Carlos Medina; Banco de la República Christian Posso; Banco de la República/University of Nor Juan Saavedra; University of Southern California |
presented by: Carlos Medina, Banco de la República |
Session ID 208: Political Economy - Elections August 21, 2015 14:15 to 16:15 521A |
Session Chair: Chamna Yoon, City University of New York Baruch Colle |
Session type: contributed |
1. A Theory of Minimalist Democracy |
By Chris Bidner; Simon Fraser University Patrick Francois; UBC Francesco Trebbi; University of British Columbia |
presented by: Chris Bidner, Simon Fraser University |
2. Divergence and Ambiguity in Elections |
By Richard Van Weelden; University of Chicago |
presented by: Richard Van Weelden, University of Chicago |
3. Electoral Accountability and Responsive Democracy |
By John Duggan; University of Rochester Cesar Martinelli; George Mason University |
presented by: Cesar Martinelli, George Mason University |
4. Identification and Semi-parametric Estimation of Dynamic Games of Electoral Competition |
By Holger Sieg; University of Pennsylvania Chamna Yoon; City University of New York Baruch College |
presented by: Chamna Yoon, City University of New York Baruch Colle |
Session ID 465: High Dimensional Econometrics August 21, 2015 14:15 to 16:15 St-Antoine B Westin |
Session Chair: L. Vanessa Smith, University of York |
Session type: contributed |
1. High-dimensional Copula-based Distributions With Mixed Frequency Data |
By Dong Hwan Oh; Federal Reserve Board Andrew Patton; Duke University |
presented by: Dong Hwan Oh, Federal Reserve Board |
2. Quantile Graph Models: Prediction and Conditional Independence With Applications to Financial Risk Management |
By Alexandre Belloni; Duke University Mingli Chen; Boston University Victor Chernozhukov; MIT |
presented by: Mingli Chen, Boston University |
3. Fitting Vast Dimensional Time-varying Covariance Models |
By Robert Engle; NYU Stern Cavit Pakel; Bilkent University Neil Shephard; Harvard University Kevin Sheppard; University of Oxford |
presented by: Cavit Pakel, Bilkent University |
4. A Multiple Testing Approach to the Regularisation of Large Sample Correlation Matrices |
By Natalia Bailey; Queen Mary, University of London Hashem Pesaran; University of Southern California L. Vanessa Smith; University of York |
presented by: L. Vanessa Smith, University of York |
Session ID 466: Testing August 21, 2015 14:15 to 16:15 517B |
Session Chair: Kaiji Motegi, Waseda University |
Session type: contributed |
1. Improved Consistent Conditional Moment Tests for Regression Models in the Presence of Heteroskedasticity of Unknown Form |
By Xuexin Wang; Xiamen University |
presented by: Xuexin Wang, Xiamen University |
2. Likelihood Ratio Based Tests for Markov Regime Switching |
By Zhongjun Qu; Boston University Fan Zhuo; Boston University |
presented by: Fan Zhuo, Boston University |
3. Model Equivalence Tests for Overidentifying Restrictions |
By Pascal Lavergne; Toulouse School of Economics |
presented by: Pascal Lavergne, Toulouse School of Economics |
4. Regression-based Mixed Frequency Granger Causality Tests |
By Eric Ghysels; UNC Jonathan Hill; University of North Carolina Kaiji Motegi; Waseda University |
presented by: Kaiji Motegi, Waseda University |
Session ID 224: Labor Markets August 21, 2015 14:15 to 16:15 Viger Westin |
Session Chair: Christian vom Lehn, Brigham Young University |
Session type: contributed |
1. Dynamic Effects of Parental Leave Policy on Female Labor Market Outcomes |
By Shintaro Yamaguchi; McMaster University |
presented by: Shintaro Yamaguchi, McMaster University |
2. Gender Differences in Preferences for the Workplace and College Major Choice |
By Matthew Wiswall; Arizona State University Basit Zafar; Federal Reserve Bank of New York |
presented by: Basit Zafar, Federal Reserve Bank of New York |
3. Internal Migration in Dual Labor Markets |
By Joan Llull; MOVE, Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona and Barcelona GSE Robert Miller; Carnegie Mellon University |
presented by: Joan Llull, MOVE, Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona and Barcelona GSE |
4. Labor Market Polarization, the Decline of Routine Work and Technological Change: A Quantitative Evaluation |
By Christian vom Lehn; Brigham Young University |
presented by: Christian vom Lehn, Brigham Young University |
Session ID 237: Semiparametric and Nonparametric Methods August 21, 2015 14:15 to 16:15 Palais Westin |
Session Chair: Min Seong Kim, Ryerson University |
Session type: contributed |
1. The Influence Function of Semiparametric Estimators |
By Hidehiko Ichimura; University of Tokyo Whitney Newey; Massachusetts Institute of Technology |
presented by: Whitney Newey, Massachusetts Institute of Technology |
2. Optimal Sup-norm Rates, Adaptive Estimation and Inference in Nonparametric Instrumental Variables Estimation |
By Timothy Christensen; New York University Xiaohong Chen; Yale University |
presented by: Timothy Christensen, New York University |
3. Adaptive Bayesian Estimation of Conditional Densities |
By Andriy Norets; Brown University |
presented by: Andriy Norets, Brown University |
4. Improved Testing Procedure for Kernel Methods With Time Series Data |
By Min Seong Kim; Ryerson University Yixiao Sun; University of California, San Diego Jingjing Yang; University of Nevada, Reno |
presented by: Min Seong Kim, Ryerson University |
Session ID 243: Quantile Regression August 21, 2015 14:15 to 16:15 Beaver Hall Westin |
Session Chair: Chuan Goh, University of Wisconsin Milwaukee |
Session type: contributed |
1. Smoothed Estimating Equations for Instrumental Variables Quantile Regression |
By David Kaplan; University of Missouri Yixiao Sun; University of California, San Diego |
presented by: David Kaplan, University of Missouri |
2. Direct Nonparametric Conditional Quantile Estimation |
By Jeffrey Racine; McMaster University |
presented by: Jeffrey Racine, McMaster University |
3. Quantile Treatment Effects in Difference in Differences Models With Panel Data |
By Brantly Callaway; Vanderbilt University Tong Li; Vanderbilt University |
presented by: Brantly Callaway, Vanderbilt University |
4. Quantile-regression Inference With Adaptive Control of Size |
By Juan Carlos Escanciano; Indiana University Chuan Goh; University of Wisconsin Milwaukee |
presented by: Chuan Goh, University of Wisconsin Milwaukee |
Session ID 254: Financial Econometrics August 21, 2015 14:15 to 16:15 Ste-Helene Westin |
Session Chair: Ravi Sastry, Southern Methodist University |
Session type: contributed |
1. A Realized RSDC Model |
By Denis Pelletier; North Carolina State University Aymard Kassi; North Carolina State University |
presented by: Denis Pelletier, North Carolina State University |
2. Multivariate Variance Ratio Statistics |
By Seok Young Hong; University of Cambridge Oliver Linton; Universit of Cambridge Hui Jun Zhang; McGill University |
presented by: Hui Jun Zhang, McGill University |
3. What Drives the Yield Curve? |
By Dennis Kristensen; University College London Oliver Linton; Universit of Cambridge Michel van der Wel; Erasmus University Rotterdam |
presented by: Michel van der Wel, Erasmus University Rotterdam |
4. Efficient Factor Identification |
By Ravi Sastry; Southern Methodist University |
presented by: Ravi Sastry, Southern Methodist University |
# | Participant | Roles in Conference |
---|---|---|
1 | Abbasoglu, Osman | P50, C50 |
2 | Abowd, John | P225 |
3 | Abraham, Arpad | P285 |
4 | Acharya, Sushant | P414 |
5 | Adams, Brian | P341 |
6 | Agranov, Marina | P378, C378 |
7 | Aguiar, Victor | P75 |
8 | Aguirregabiria, Victor | P259 |
9 | Ahsan, Md. Nazmul | P93, C93 |
10 | Aizawa, Naoki | P31 |
11 | Akbari, Amir | P268 |
12 | Akhundjanov, Sherzod | P387, C387 |
13 | Akyol, S. Pelin | P116, C116 |
14 | Alder, Simon | P379, C379 |
15 | Ali, Merima | P379 |
16 | Allais, Olivier | P264 |
17 | Amengual, Dante | P93 |
18 | Amir Ahmadi, Pooyan | C304 |
19 | Amir Ahmadi, Pooyan | P304 |
20 | An, Yonghong | P366 |
21 | Andersen, Torben | P395 |
22 | Andersson, Tommy | P435 |
23 | Ando, Michihito | P374 |
24 | Andrews, Donald | P90, C90 |
25 | Andrews, Isaiah | P333, C333 |
26 | Antoine, Bertille | P251 |
27 | Antolin-Diaz, Juan | P83 |
28 | Aradillas-Lopez, Andres | P332, C332 |
29 | Araujo, Aloisio | P115, C115 |
30 | Arce, Oscar | P427 |
31 | Ardison, Kym | P395 |
32 | Arefiev, Nick | P20 |
33 | Argente, David | P26 |
34 | Arias, Jonas | P20 |
35 | Arifovic, Jasmina | P178, C178 |
36 | Armstrong, Timothy | P336 |
37 | Arnosti, Nick | P196 |
38 | Asai, Manabu | P93 |
39 | Asheim, Geir | P407 |
40 | Ashournia, Damoun | P351 |
41 | Asriyan, Vladimir | P205 |
42 | Ataíde Moreira, Humberto | P95 |
43 | Au, Pak Hung | P339 |
44 | Autor, David | P142, C142 |
45 | Bacchetta, Philippe | C278 |
46 | Backus, Matthew | P15 |
47 | Bade, Sophie | P434 |
48 | Badev, Anton | P412, C412 |
49 | Bagger, Jesper | P212 |
50 | Bai, Jushan | P11, C11 |
51 | Baillon, Aurélien | P179 |
52 | Baisa, Brian | P103 |
53 | Baldwin, Elizabeth | P444, C444 |
54 | Baley, Isaac | P68 |
55 | Banulescu, Georgiana Denisa | P298 |
56 | Bar-Isaac, Heski | P119, C119 |
57 | Barattieri, Alessandro | P377 |
58 | Barbone, Lucia | P440, C440 |
59 | Barrero, Jose Maria | P29, C29 |
60 | Barrett, Garry | P99 |
61 | Bartalotti, Otavio | P159, C159 |
62 | Bartling, Bjoern | P328 |
63 | Bartolucci, Cristian | P212 |
64 | Basso, Henrique | P402, C402 |
65 | Basu, Pathikrit | P221 |
66 | Battigalli, Pierpaolo | P416 |
67 | Baumann, Leonie | P412 |
68 | Baumeister, Christiane | P189, C189 |
69 | Bayona, Anna | P311 |
70 | Böhm, Volker | P17, C17 |
71 | Behrens, Kristian | P210 |
72 | Bekierman, Jeremias | P169 |
73 | Bel, Koen | P462 |
74 | Belzil, Christian | P142 |
75 | Bengui, Julien | P419 |
76 | Beresteanu, Arie | P453, C453 |
77 | Berger, Loic | P388 |
78 | Bergstrom, Ted | P85, C85 |
79 | Berliant, Marcus | P307, C307 |
80 | Bernard, Benjamin | P72 |
81 | Berriel, Tiago | P419 |
82 | Besstremyannaya, Galina | P448, C448 |
83 | Bethmann, Dirk | P368 |
84 | Bhamra, Harjoat | P458 |
85 | Bhaskar, V | P85 |
86 | Bhattacharya, Debopam | P332 |
87 | Bhattarai, Saroj | P175, C175 |
88 | Bianchi, Daniele | P410, C410 |
89 | Bidner, Chris | P208 |
90 | Bignon, Vincent | P473, C473 |
91 | Bimpikis, Kostas | P411 |
92 | Bingley, Paul | P226 |
93 | Blake, Tom | P177, C177 |
94 | Blau, David | P439 |
95 | Blavatskyy, Pavlo | P276 |
96 | Blevins, Jason | P453 |
97 | Blume, Andreas | P213 |
98 | Bobkova, Nina | P153 |
99 | Bolhaar, Jonneke | P369 |
100 | Bollinger, Bryan | P341 |
101 | Bonatti, Alessandro | P109 |
102 | Bondarenko, Oleg | P406, C406 |
103 | Bonhomme, Stephane | P163, C163 |
104 | Bonomo, Marco | P67 |
105 | Born, Benjamin | P25, C25 |
106 | Borovicka, Jaroslav | P206 |
107 | Borovickova, Katarina | P286 |
108 | Boswijk, Peter | P338, C338 |
109 | Botsch, Matthew | P323, C323 |
110 | Bouakez, Hafedh | P175 |
111 | Bouhaddioui, Chafik | P249 |
112 | Boustanifar, Hamid | P320, C320 |
113 | Bover, Olympia | P397 |
114 | Bowen, Renee | P207, C207 |
115 | Bracha, Anat | P77 |
116 | Braido, Luis | P122 |
117 | Brandon, Alec | P177 |
118 | Bredemeier, Christian | P368, C368 |
119 | Breitmoser, Yves | P75 |
120 | Brendon, Charles | P137 |
121 | Bretscher, Lorenzo | P438 |
122 | Breuer, Sebastian | P29 |
123 | Bridgman, Benjamin | P49 |
124 | Briggs, Joseph | P262 |
125 | Briglevics, Tamas | P63 |
126 | Brodeur, Abel | P380 |
127 | Brown, Craig | P381, C381 |
128 | Brumm, Johannes | P140 |
129 | Bugni, Federico | P171, C171 |
130 | Busch, Christopher | P284 |
131 | Buzard, Kristy | P309 |
132 | Bykadorov, Igor | P114, C114 |
133 | Caetano, Carolina | P159 |
134 | Caetano, Gregorio | P376 |
135 | Caines, Colin | P422, C422 |
136 | Calford, Evan | P179, C179 |
137 | Callaway, Brantly | P243 |
138 | Callot, Laurent | P168 |
139 | Calonico, Sebastian | P88, C88 |
140 | Calvo Pardo, Hector | P83, C83 |
141 | Camara, Fanny | P39 |
142 | Campa, Pamela | P27 |
143 | Campbell, Jeffrey | P417, C417 |
144 | Camponovo, Lorenzo | P460 |
145 | Caner, Mehmet | P238, C238 |
146 | Cantala, David | P120 |
147 | Capuano, Stella | P353, C353 |
148 | Carlstrom, Charles | P324 |
149 | Carrasco, Marine | P238 |
150 | Carrasco-Gallego, Jose | P322 |
151 | Carre, Martine | P353 |
152 | Carrion-i-Silvestre, Josep | P13 |
153 | Carvalho, Carlos | P67, C67 |
154 | Cashin, Paul | C144 |
155 | Cassan, Guilhem | P118 |
156 | Castro, Rui | P141 |
157 | Cavaliere, Giuseppe | P167 |
158 | Cea, Sebastián | P71, C71 |
159 | Chahrour, Ryan | P290, C290 |
160 | Chaigneau, Pierre | P324, C324 |
161 | Chakraborty, Indraneel | P371 |
162 | Chalak, Karim | P330 |
163 | Challe, Edouard | P424 |
164 | Chan, Jeff | P356 |
165 | Chan, Julian TszKin | P463 |
166 | Chan, Ron | P389 |
167 | Chanda, Areendam | P128 |
168 | Chang, Yoosoon | P294 |
169 | Chang, Briana | P204 |
170 | Cheikbossian, Guillaume | P384 |
171 | Chen, Heng | P91 |
172 | Chen, Bo | P151 |
173 | Chen, Jiawei | P347, C347 |
174 | Chen, Jing | P148 |
175 | Chen, Mingli | P465 |
176 | Chen, Bin | P302, C302 |
177 | Chen, Daniel | P89 |
178 | Chen, Yi | P272 |
179 | Chen, Bo | P149 |
180 | Chen, Bin | P121 |
181 | Chen, Qianying | P175 |
182 | Chen, Cheng | P357 |
183 | Chen, Ying | P183 |
184 | Chen, Le-Yu | P160 |
185 | Cheng, Xu | P253 |
186 | Cheng, Xiaoyu | P275 |
187 | Cheridito, Patrick | P245 |
188 | Chesher, Andrew | P291 |
189 | Ching, Andrew | P30, C30 |
190 | Chisik, Richard | P351 |
191 | Cho, Sung-Jin | P60 |
192 | Choi, Chi-Young | P69 |
193 | Choi, Eleanor | P87 |
194 | Choi, Jinyoung | P97 |
195 | Chou, Cheng | P160, C160 |
196 | Christensen, Timothy | P237 |
197 | CL Souza, Pedro | P100 |
198 | Clark, Brian | P450 |
199 | Clark, Robert | P366 |
200 | Clymo, Alex | P423 |
201 | Collard-Wexler, Allan | P363 |
202 | Connault, Benjamin | P332 |
203 | Conrad, Christian | P298 |
204 | Corhay, Alexandre | P396 |
205 | Cornwell, Christopher | P227, C227 |
206 | Cortes, Darwin | P54 |
207 | Costa-Gomes, Miguel | P43 |
208 | Cotton, Christopher | P151, C151 |
209 | Creal, Drew | P294 |
210 | Cres, Herve | P413 |
211 | Cronin, Christopher | P261 |
212 | Crouzet, Nicolas | P44, C44 |
213 | da Costa, Carlos | P371, C371 |
214 | Dai, Mian | P456 |
215 | Dana, James | P210 |
216 | Das, Kaustav | P274, C274 |
217 | Dastranj, Rogayeh | P411 |
218 | Davezies, Laurent | P51 |
219 | Davidson, James | P338 |
220 | Davidson, Russell | P240 |
221 | Davila, Eduardo | P324 |
222 | de Castro, Luciano | P213, C213 |
223 | De Graeve, Ferre | P20, C20 |
224 | de Jong, Robert | P167 |
225 | De Magalhaes, Leandro | P47 |
226 | De Rezende, Rafael | P10, C10 |
227 | Deb, Joyee | P8 |
228 | Del Negro, Marco | P104, C104 |
229 | Demidova, Svetlana | P357, C357 |
230 | Demirel, Ufuk | P79, C79 |
231 | Denderski, Piotr | P40 |
232 | Denk, Oliver | P375, C375 |
233 | Dew-Becker, Ian | P391 |
234 | Dhaene, Geert | P91 |
235 | Dickstein, Michael | P367, C367 |
236 | Dillon, Eleanor | P165 |
237 | Dilme, Francesc | P272, C272 |
238 | Direr, Alexis | P397 |
239 | Dmitriev, Alexandre | P423, C423 |
240 | Dodlova, Marina | P310 |
241 | Dogra, Keshav | P419 |
242 | Doko Tchatoka, Sabro Firmin | P252 |
243 | Doligalski, Paweł | P375 |
244 | Dong, Wei | P69, C69 |
245 | Dong, Yingying | P38 |
246 | Doppelt, Ross | P320 |
247 | Doraszelski, Ulrich | P280 |
248 | Dovonon, Prosper | P253 |
249 | Dragu, Tiberiu | P308 |
250 | Drautzburg, Thorsten | P25 |
251 | Drugov, Mikhail | P184 |
252 | Du, Songzi | P140 |
253 | Duarte, Joao | P431 |
254 | Duarte, Joao | C431 |
255 | Dubra, Juan | P273 |
256 | Duffy, John | P179 |
257 | Dufour, Jean-Marie | P249, C249 |
258 | Dumav, Martin | P289, C289 |
259 | Dumitrescu, Elena-Ivona | P298, C298 |
260 | Dupor, Bill | P25 |
261 | Dur, Umut | P435 |
262 | Durrmeyer, Isis | P38, C38 |
263 | Dutta, Rohan | P213 |
264 | Dworczak, Piotr | P152 |
265 | Dyrda, Sebastian | P68 |
266 | Dziewulski, Pawel | P421, C421 |
267 | Ederer, Florian | P327, C327 |
268 | Eeckhout, Jan | P62 |
269 | Egorov, Georgy | P207 |
270 | Ehrig, Timo | P219 |
271 | Eisenbach, Thomas | P206 |
272 | Ekmekci, Mehmet | P7 |
273 | Elendner, Hermann | P44 |
274 | Elenev, Vadim | P323 |
275 | Epstein, Larry | P245 |
276 | Ericson, Keith | P78, C78 |
277 | Erlanson, Albin | P120 |
278 | Erol, Selman | P410 |
279 | Ertur, Cem | P301 |
280 | Escanciano, Juan Carlos | P51 |
281 | Escobar, Juan | P271, C271 |
282 | Esponda, Ignacio | P1 |
283 | Eusepi, Stefano | P288, C288 |
284 | Evdokimov, Kirill | P333 |
285 | Evdokimov, Piotr | P178 |
286 | Ewerhart, Christian | P214, C214 |
287 | Exler, Florian | P324 |
288 | Exley, Christine | P235 |
289 | Fabinger, Michal | P112, C112 |
290 | Faingold, Eduardo | P8 |
291 | Fakos, Alexandros | P260 |
292 | Fan, Michael | P102 |
293 | Fan, Xiaodong | P255 |
294 | Fan, Ying | P367 |
295 | Fanning, Jack | P274 |
296 | Farbmacher, Helmut | P92, C92 |
297 | Farboodi, Maryam | P403 |
298 | Farrokhi, Farid | P57 |
299 | Favilukis, Jack | P457, C457 |
300 | Felt, Marie-Helene | P98 |
301 | Feng, Zhigang | P106 |
302 | Fengler, Matthias | P293 |
303 | Fernandez-Val, Ivan | P238 |
304 | Ferreira, Clodomiro | P264, C264 |
305 | Firpo, Sergio | P97 |
306 | Fisher, James | P96 |
307 | Florez Acosta, Jorge | P30 |
308 | Foerster, Andrew | P288 |
309 | Fonseca, Raquel | P433, C433 |
310 | Fontaine, Jean-Sébastien | P396 |
311 | Fox, Kevin | P364 |
312 | Fragiadakis, Daniel | P236 |
313 | Frandsen, Brigham | P239 |
314 | Franke, Joerg | P143 |
315 | Frankel, David | P402 |
316 | Frechette, Guillaume | P235 |
317 | French, Scott | P353 |
318 | French, Eric | P262 |
319 | Freyberger, Joachim | P51, C51 |
320 | Fried, Stephie | P388 |
321 | Friedenberg, Amanda | P149 |
322 | Friedrich, Christian | P215 |
323 | Frommeyer, Tim | P74 |
324 | Fu, Shiming | C461 |
325 | Fu, Shiming | P461 |
326 | Fudenberg, Drew | C1 |
327 | Fujishima, Shota | P407, C407 |
328 | Furusawa, Taiji | P57 |
329 | Fuster, Andreas | P166 |
330 | Gaballo, Gaetano | P126 |
331 | Gaetani, Ruben | P315 |
332 | Gafarov, Bulat | P305 |
333 | Gagnon, Julien | P442 |
334 | Galaabaatar, Tsogbadral | P297 |
335 | Galaasen, Sigurd Mølster | P260 |
336 | Galesi, Alessandro | P323 |
337 | Gall, Thomas | P96 |
338 | Gallant, A. Ronald | P300, C300 |
339 | Galperti, Simone | P192 |
340 | Galperti, Simone | C192 |
341 | Galvao, Antonio | P88 |
342 | Gama Torres, Juan Pablo | P35 |
343 | Gandhi, Amit | P132 |
344 | Gandour, Clarissa | P389 |
345 | Gao, Jiti | P190 |
346 | Gao, Wei | P364 |
347 | Gao, Zhengyuan | P52 |
348 | Garcia, Daniel | P152 |
349 | Garcia-Macia, Daniel | P231 |
350 | Garfagnini, Umberto | P378 |
351 | Garlick, Robert | P122, C122 |
352 | Gómez-Loscos, Ana | P22, C22 |
353 | Ge, Suqin | P285 |
354 | Gelder, Alan | P178 |
355 | Genicot, Garance | P117, C117 |
356 | Gensowski, Miriam | P223 |
357 | Gentry, Matthew | P59, C59 |
358 | Germano, Fabrizio | P128 |
359 | Ghosh, Aurobindo | P456 |
360 | Gillingham, Kenneth | P386 |
361 | Giorcelli, Michela | P472 |
362 | Giovannetti, Giorgia | P114 |
363 | Glebkin, Sergei | P406 |
364 | Glover, Andrew | P319 |
365 | Goh, Chuan | P243, C243 |
366 | Golosov, Mikhail | P62, C62 |
367 | Gong, Di | P403 |
368 | Gonzalo, Jesus | P468 |
369 | Gordon, Sidartha | P444 |
370 | Gordon, Grey | P107 |
371 | Gorea, Denis | P373 |
372 | Gornemann, Nils Mattis | P217 |
373 | Gorno, Leandro | P446 |
374 | Gorry, Aspen | P316 |
375 | Gottardi, Piero | P410 |
376 | Gottlieb, Daniel | P18, C18 |
377 | Gourieroux, Christian | P334 |
378 | Goussé, Marion | P439 |
379 | Gradwohl, Ronen | P21 |
380 | Graeb, Johannes | P114 |
381 | Granziera, Eleonora | P171 |
382 | Greenwood-Nimmo, Matthew | P13 |
383 | Grigolon, Laura | P363 |
384 | Grochulski, Borys | P432 |
385 | Groes, Fane | P450 |
386 | Gu, Chao | P432 |
387 | Guarin, Arlen | P54 |
388 | Gulan, Adam | P326, C326 |
389 | Guler, Bulent | P49 |
390 | Gumpert, Anna | P58 |
391 | Gumus, Inci | P377, C377 |
392 | Guney, Begum | P17 |
393 | Guo, Yingni | P445 |
394 | Gupta, Abhimanyu | P337 |
395 | Gutierrez, Federico | P329 |
396 | Gutierrez, Federico | C329 |
397 | Hadri, Kaddour | P93 |
398 | Hai, Rong | P124 |
399 | Haldrup, Niels | P169 |
400 | Halevy, Yoram | P181 |
401 | Hamilton, James | P62 |
402 | Hammond, Peter | P339, C339 |
403 | Han, Heejoon | P298 |
404 | Han, Sukjin | P305, C305 |
405 | Hansen, Stephen | P21 |
406 | Hansen, Bruce | P53 |
407 | Hansen, Peter | P469 |
408 | Hara, Hiromi | P124, C124 |
409 | Harding, Matthew | P386, C386 |
410 | Harenberg, Daniel | P115 |
411 | Harris, Alexander | P411, C411 |
412 | Harrison, Rodrigo | P407 |
413 | Hartline, Jason | P110, C110 |
414 | Hartmann, Matthias | P83 |
415 | Hashimoto, Tadashi | P148 |
416 | Hatchondo, Juan | P277 |
417 | Hawkins, William | P315, C315 |
418 | Haywood, Luke | P286 |
419 | He, Ming | P459, C459 |
420 | He, Yinghua | P116 |
421 | He, Zhiguo | P445 |
422 | Head, Allen | P64 |
423 | Healy, Paul | P149, C149 |
424 | Hebert, Benjamin | P438 |
425 | Hecq, Alain | P6 |
426 | Hedlund, Aaron | P64 |
427 | Heger, Stephanie | P236 |
428 | Heidhues, Paul | P1 |
429 | Heijdra, Ben | P266 |
430 | Heller, Christian-Philipp | P435 |
431 | Hener, Timo | P374 |
432 | Henry, Marc | P174 |
433 | Herbst, Edward | P189 |
434 | Herbst, Holger | P108 |
435 | Herrera, Helios | P308, C308 |
436 | Herresthal, Claudia | P7, C7 |
437 | Herskovic, Bernard | P396 |
438 | Herz, Holger | P76 |
439 | Hickman, Brent | P177 |
440 | Hirose, Yasuo | P303 |
441 | Ho, Anson | P364, C364 |
442 | Ho, Christine | P369, C369 |
443 | Hodler, Roland | P381 |
444 | Hoerdahl, Peter | P404 |
445 | Hoffmann, Bridget | P144 |
446 | Hojman, Daniel | P372, C372 |
447 | Holmberg, Pär | P346 |
448 | Holmes, Thomas | P209, C209 |
449 | Hombert, Johan | P28 |
450 | Hommes, Cars | P290 |
451 | Hopenhayn, Hugo A. | P210 |
452 | Horan, Sean | P408 |
453 | Horowitz, Joel | P171 |
454 | Hossain, Tanjim | P37, C37 |
455 | Houba, Harold | P73 |
456 | Houde, Jean Francois | P367 |
457 | Hryshko, Dmytro | P226, C226 |
458 | Hsu, Chia-Ling | C434 |
459 | Hsu, Minchung | P267 |
460 | Hsu, Alex | P400, C400 |
461 | Hu, Tai-Wei | P63, C63 |
462 | Hu, Audrey | P121 |
463 | Hu, Lin | P27, C27 |
464 | Huang, Lingbo | P328, C328 |
465 | Huang, Wei | P361, C361 |
466 | Huang, Naijing | P252, C252 |
467 | Huang, Ji | P279 |
468 | Huang, Chong | P44 |
469 | Huang, Zongbo | P44 |
470 | Hubert, Paul | P422 |
471 | Huberts, Nick | P344, C344 |
472 | Hubner, Stefan | P174 |
473 | Hubrich, Kirstin | P302 |
474 | Huesmann, Katharina | P196 |
475 | Hullegie, Patrick | P448 |
476 | Huse, Cristian | P146, C146 |
477 | Hwang, Sam | P194 |
478 | Hwang, Ilwoo | P270 |
479 | Hwang, Jungbin | P53 |
480 | Hwang, Jisoo | P118 |
481 | Iannino, Maria Chiara | P458 |
482 | Ichimura, Hidehiko | P97, C97 |
483 | Igami, Mitsuru | P281, C281 |
484 | Iijima, Ryota | P193 |
485 | Inoue, Atsushi | P303 |
486 | Iskhakov, Fedor | P261, C261 |
487 | Issler, Joao | P295 |
488 | Itoh, Hideshi | P109 |
489 | Ivanov, Maxim | P443 |
490 | Izmalkov, Sergei | P103 |
491 | Jacobs, Jan P.A.M. | P304 |
492 | Jahan-Parvar, Mohammad R. | P391 |
493 | Jakobsson, Amanda | P58, C58 |
494 | Janicki, Hubert | P165 |
495 | Janssen, Maarten | P18 |
496 | Jasiak, Joann | P467 |
497 | Jeong, Seungwon (Eugene) | P444 |
498 | Jhang, Hogyu | P394 |
499 | Ji, Yan | P383 |
500 | Jiang, Janet Hua | P63 |
501 | Jiao, Qian | P151 |
502 | Jinji, Naoto | P389, C389 |
503 | Jinnai, Ryo | P326 |
504 | Jochmans, Koen | P334 |
505 | Joensen, Juanna | P223, C223 |
506 | Johannsen, Benjamin | P175 |
507 | Johnson, Terence | P280, C280 |
508 | Jondeau, Eric | P404 |
509 | Jones, Daniel | P27 |
510 | Jones, Callum | P417 |
511 | Jovanovic, Boyan | P315 |
512 | Juang, Wei-Torng | P242, C242 |
513 | Juarez, Ruben | P220 |
514 | Juessen, Falko | P370 |
515 | Jullien, Bruno | P347 |
516 | Jung, Kukmo | P352 |
517 | Kabátek, Jan | P55 |
518 | Kabukcuoglu, Ayse | P288 |
519 | Kaido, Hiroaki | P250 |
520 | Kalnina, Ilze | P170 |
521 | Kanninen, Ohto | P361 |
522 | Kanoria, Yash | C436 |
523 | Kanoria, Yash | P436 |
524 | Kaplan, David | P243 |
525 | Karadi, Peter | P67 |
526 | Karahan, Fatih | P226 |
527 | Karaivanov, Alexander | P380, C380 |
528 | Karantounias, Anastasios | P137, C137 |
529 | Karle, Heiko | P17 |
530 | Kasberger, Bernhard | P16 |
531 | Kawaguchi, Kohei | P341 |
532 | Kawaguchi, Daiji | P285, C285 |
533 | Kawai, Keiichi | P21 |
534 | Kawai, Keiichi | C21 |
535 | Kaymak, Baris | P48 |
536 | Kazianga, Harounan | P122 |
537 | Kazumori, Eiichiro | P446 |
538 | Ke, T. Tony | P72 |
539 | Kehrig, Matthias | P165 |
540 | Keller, Elisa | P265, C265 |
541 | Kellner, Christian | P416, C416 |
542 | Kemper, Niels | P128 |
543 | Kendall, Chad | P176 |
544 | Kessing, Sebastian | P373, C373 |
545 | Kets, Willemien | P441, C441 |
546 | Kew, Hsein Yoong | P306 |
547 | Khan, Shakeeb | P160 |
548 | Khan, Aubhik | P231, C231 |
549 | Khromenkova, Daria | P72, C72 |
550 | Kichko, Sergey | P355 |
551 | Kilian, Lutz | P22 |
552 | Kim, Dong-Hyuk | P37 |
553 | Kim, Jin Yeub | P101 |
554 | Kim, Min Seong | P237, C237 |
555 | Kim, Jaehong | P270, C270 |
556 | Kim, Jinwoo | P441 |
557 | Kim, Heejeong | P49, C49 |
558 | Kim, Jun Sung | P100, C100 |
559 | Kim, Ju Hyun | P171 |
560 | Kim, Semin | P409 |
561 | Kim, You Suk | P470, C470 |
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563 | Kitagawa, Toru | P14, C14 |
564 | Kitsios, Emmanouil | P25 |
565 | Kleibergen, Frank | P305 |
566 | Kleiner, Andreas | P409, C409 |
567 | Kline, Jeffrey | P297 |
568 | Kline, Brendan | P292, C292 |
569 | Kocharkov, Georgi | P266 |
570 | Kochov, Asen | P245, C245 |
571 | Koenig, Michael D. | P412 |
572 | Koeppl, Thorsten | P319 |
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574 | Kokovin, Sergey | P355, C355 |
575 | Kolbin, Sergey | P42, C42 |
576 | Kolesár, Michal | P336, C336 |
577 | Kolotilin, Anton | P443 |
578 | Komarova, Tatiana | P333 |
579 | Kominers, Scott | P105, C105 |
580 | Kong, Yunmi | P59 |
581 | Kos, Nenad | P103, C103 |
582 | Kotowski, Maciej | P434 |
583 | Kovac, Eugen | P339 |
584 | Kovbasyuk, Sergei | C16 |
585 | Kovenock, Daniel | P143, C143 |
586 | Kranich, Laurence | P362 |
587 | Krasnokutskaya, Elena | P111, C111 |
588 | Kredler, Matthias | P164 |
589 | Krestel, Christian | P274 |
590 | Kripfganz, Sebastian | P201 |
591 | Krishna, Kala | P223 |
592 | Kristensen, Dennis | P98, C98 |
593 | Kruiniger, Hugo | P334 |
594 | Kryvtsov, Oleksiy | P24 |
595 | Kudlyak, Marianna | P286, C286 |
596 | Kudoh, Noritaka | P286 |
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598 | Kumar, Anil | P470 |
599 | Kumhof, Michael | P312, C312 |
600 | Kummer, Michael | P111 |
601 | Kuncl, Martin | P319, C319 |
602 | Kundu, Tapas | P384 |
603 | Kung, Howard | P438 |
604 | Kurmann, Andre | P26 |
605 | Kurtzman, Robert | P423 |
606 | Kwon, Suehyun | P85 |
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610 | Lahiri, Kajal | P295 |
611 | Lai, Edwin | P352, C352 |
612 | Lam, Clifford | P201 |
613 | Lam, Pok-Sang | P206, C206 |
614 | Lamarche, Carlos | P452 |
615 | Lambert, Nicolas | P74, C74 |
616 | Lamp, Stefan | P78 |
617 | Lancia, Francesco | P184 |
618 | Langlois, Hugues | P457 |
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620 | Larsen, Vegard | P423 |
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626 | Lazarova, Stepana | P293, C293 |
627 | López, Ángel | P346 |
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631 | Lee, Seojeong | P240, C240 |
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636 | Lee, Nayoung | P226 |
637 | Lee, Sangmok | P436 |
638 | Lee, Ying-Ying | P329 |
639 | Lee, Robin | P346 |
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652 | Li, Jian | P416 |
653 | Li, Jiasun | P42 |
654 | Li, Bin Grace | P132 |
655 | Li, Zhouzheng | P443, C443 |
656 | Li, Fei | P270 |
657 | Li, Jianpei | P349, C349 |
658 | Li, Yi | P116, C141 |
659 | Li, Yunan | P420 |
660 | Li, Christopher | P183, C183 |
661 | Li, Li | P137 |
662 | Liang, Xin | P252 |
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664 | Lieberman, Offer | P453 |
665 | Lien, Jaimie | P130 |
666 | Lifshitz, Osnat | P255 |
667 | Lim, Claire | P89 |
668 | Lin, Hsuan-Chih | P289 |
669 | Lin, Xiaoji | P29 |
670 | Lin Lawell, C.-Y. Cynthia | P384 |
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672 | Lind, Jo Thori | P125, C125 |
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678 | Liu, Long | P337 |
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680 | Llull, Joan | P224 |
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684 | Lu, Zhentong | P160 |
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709 | Malde, Bansi | P233, C233 |
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732 | Massó, Jordi | P105 |
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740 | McCallum, Andrew | P353 |
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864 | Parolya, Nestor | P53, C53 |
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870 | Patton, Andrew | P295 |
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893 | Pires, Tiago | P30 |
894 | Pirino, Davide | P393 |
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896 | Platt, Brennan | P110 |
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901 | Polisson, Matthew | P421 |
902 | Pollrich, Martin | P101 |
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912 | Quint, Daniel | P153 |
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915 | Racine, Jeffrey | P243 |
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920 | Ramos, João | P42 |
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924 | Rath, Kali | P150, C150 |
925 | Rau, Tomas | P329 |
926 | Raval, Devesh | P32, C32 |
927 | Ravazzolo, Francesco | P190 |
928 | Ready, Robert | P401 |
929 | Reck, Daniel | P77 |
930 | Reguant, Mar | P281 |
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932 | Rendall, Michelle | P266, C266 |
933 | Reno, Roberto | P395, C395 |
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937 | Rhee, Serena | P163 |
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940 | Richards-Shubik, Seth | P292 |
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950 | Roesler, Anne-Katrin | P276 |
951 | Rogers, Brian | P273, C273 |
952 | Romanyuk, Gleb | P1 |
953 | Rossi, Barbara | P467, C467 |
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960 | Roy, Sunanda | P308 |
961 | Roys, Nicolas | P211, C211 |
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963 | Rubio, Gabriela | P117 |
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966 | Russo, Alessia | C184 |
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969 | Saeedi, Maryam | P280 |
970 | Sager, Erick | P106, C106 |
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973 | Salant, Yuval | P154 |
974 | Salcedo, Bruno | P291 |
975 | Salgado, Sergio | P68, C68 |
976 | Salonen, Hannu | P412 |
977 | Sangiorgi, Francesco | P42 |
978 | Sanjurjo, Adam | P43, C43 |
979 | Santaeulalia, Raul | P165, C165 |
980 | Santos, Carlos Daniel | P364 |
981 | Saporiti, Alejandro | P220 |
982 | Sasaki, Yuya | P98 |
983 | Sastry, Ravi | P254, C254 |
984 | Sawada, Yasuyuki | P382, C382 |
985 | Scaillet, Olivier | P11 |
986 | Schacherer, Thomas | P108, C108 |
987 | Schafgans, Marcia | P91, C91 |
988 | Schanne, Norbert | P440 |
989 | Scharth, Marcel | P189 |
990 | Schüssler, Rainer | P396, C396 |
991 | Scheffel, Juliane | P117 |
992 | Scheidegger, Simon | P106 |
993 | Schienle, Melanie | P460, C460 |
994 | Schlag, Karl | P250, C250 |
995 | Schlee, Edward | P119 |
996 | Schmedders, Karl | P219 |
997 | Schmidt-Eisenlohr, Tim | C57, P377 |
998 | Schmitz, Birgit | P114 |
999 | Schmitz, Jan | P76, C76 |
1000 | Schneider, Martin | P312 |
1001 | Schneider, Johannes | P101, C101 |
1002 | Schneider, Paul | P395 |
1003 | Schneider, Henry | P341, C341 |
1004 | Schulz, Bastian | P212, C212 |
1005 | Schummer, James | P46, C46 |
1006 | Schwartzman, Felipe | P67 |
1007 | Schwarz, Marco | P78 |
1008 | Schweinzer, Paul | P154 |
1009 | Schwenkler, Gustavo | P3, C3 |
1010 | Scidá, Daniela | P249 |
1011 | Sekiguchi, Tadashi | P271 |
1012 | Sen, Arunava | P120 |
1013 | Senga, Tatsuro | P41 |
1014 | Sengupta, Abhijit | P66, C66 |
1015 | Sentana, Enrique | P268 |
1016 | Seo, Myung Hwan | P293 |
1017 | Seoane, Hernan | P23 |
1018 | Serra-Garcia, Marta | P327 |
1019 | Serrano, Carlos | P209 |
1020 | Sette, Enrico | P313, C313 |
1021 | Sevcik, Pavel | P230 |
1022 | Shaliastovich, Ivan | P404, C404 |
1023 | Shen, Shu | P92 |
1024 | Sheng, Shuyang | P463 |
1025 | Shenoy, Ajay | P207 |
1026 | Sher, Itai | P150 |
1027 | Sherman, Joshua | P177 |
1028 | Shi, Wei | P244 |
1029 | Shi, Xianwen | P108 |
1030 | Shi, Zhentao | P463, C463 |
1031 | Shifa, Abdulaziz | P365, C365 |
1032 | Shim, Myungkyu | P414 |
1033 | Shim, Kyung | P457 |
1034 | Shin, Wiroy | P362 |
1035 | Shirai, Koji | P297, C297 |
1036 | Shirata, Yasuhiro | P444 |
1037 | Shoag, Daniel | P374, C374 |
1038 | Shoji, Masahiro | P440 |
1039 | Shourideh, Ali | P278 |
1040 | Sickles, Robin | P293 |
1041 | Siegel, Ron | P105 |
1042 | Siemer, Michael | P433 |
1043 | Siflinger, Bettina | P54, C54 |
1044 | Sim, Seung-Gyu | P211 |
1045 | Sin, Cy (Chor-yiu) | P306 |
1046 | Sinclair-Desgagné, Bernard | P349 |
1047 | Sinha, Arunima | P417 |
1048 | Sinkinson, Michael | P110 |
1049 | Sirchenko, Andrei | P462 |
1050 | Sizova, Natalia | P393 |
1051 | Slavik, Ctirad | P48 |
1052 | Slichter, David | P87 |
1053 | Smith, Andrew | P431 |
1054 | Smith, L. Vanessa | P465, C465 |
1055 | Smith, Kate | P132, C132 |
1056 | Smolin, Alex | P74 |
1057 | Sobel, Joel | P443 |
1058 | Sokullu, Senay | P102 |
1059 | Sonderegger, Silvia | P276, C276 |
1060 | Song, Dongho | P398 |
1061 | Song, Xiaojun | P99, C99 |
1062 | Song, Suyong | P52 |
1063 | Song, Kyungchul (Kevin) | P201, C201 |
1064 | Sorkin, Isaac | P261 |
1065 | Souza-Rodrigues, Eduardo | P281 |
1066 | Soytas, Mehmet | P462, C462 |
1067 | Spaenjers, Christophe | P115 |
1068 | Spasova, Tsvetana | P99 |
1069 | Spenkuch, Jörg | P77, C77 |
1070 | Sperisen, Benjamin | P8, C8 |
1071 | Spindler, Martin | P200 |
1072 | St-Amour, Pascal | P258 |
1073 | Stacey, Derek | P64 |
1074 | Stahl, Dale | P130 |
1075 | Stanton, Christopher | P39, C39 |
1076 | Stark, Oded | P408, C408 |
1077 | Stein, Luke | P461 |
1078 | Steiner, Jakub | P19 |
1079 | Sterk, Vincent | P433 |
1080 | Stevanovic, Dalibor | P11 |
1081 | Stewart, Colin | P272 |
1082 | Stoye, Joerg | P291, C291 |
1083 | Strauss, David | P234, C234 |
1084 | Streufert, Peter | P66 |
1085 | Strulovici, Bruno | P241 |
1086 | Stumpner, Sebastian | P326 |
1087 | Suen, Richard M. H. | P217 |
1088 | Sugaya, Takuo | P84 |
1089 | Sultanum, Bruno | P318 |
1090 | Summer, Martin | P236 |
1091 | Sun, Yeneng | P150 |
1092 | Sunakawa, Takeki | P431 |
1093 | Sunel, Enes | P427 |
1094 | Suzuki, Nobue | P241 |
1095 | Suzuki, Junichi | P38 |
1096 | Swanson, Eric | P404 |
1097 | Taamouti, Abderrahim | P249 |
1098 | Takahashi, Hidenori | P111 |
1099 | Takahashi, Yuya | P209 |
1100 | Tamayo, Cesar | P437 |
1101 | Tanaka, Satoshi | P255, C255 |
1102 | Tanaka, Migiwa | P28 |
1103 | Tanaka, Ryuichi | P362 |
1104 | Tanaka, Atsuko | P124 |
1105 | Tang, Xun | P60 |
1106 | Tao, Jing | P200, C200 |
1107 | Taschereau-Dumouchel, Mathieu | P41 |
1108 | Tauchen, George | P3 |
1109 | Tebaldi, Pietro | P15, C15 |
1110 | Tebaldi, Claudio | P469 |
1111 | Tecu, Isabel | P461 |
1112 | Tergiman, Chloe | P203 |
1113 | Terry, Stephen | P315 |
1114 | Tessada, Jose | P406 |
1115 | Testa, Alessia | P446, C446 |
1116 | Tetenov, Aleksey | P87, C87 |
1117 | Tewou, Kokouvi | P170, C170 |
1118 | Teytelboym, Alexander | P410 |
1119 | Thakral, Neil | P96 |
1120 | Thomas, Caroline | P272 |
1121 | Thomas, Julia | P68 |
1122 | Thompson, Brennan | P330 |
1123 | Thorp, Susan | P262, C262 |
1124 | Thurk, Jeff | P342 |
1125 | Tian, Can | P32 |
1126 | To, Maxime | P283 |
1127 | Toda, Alexis Akira | P397 |
1128 | Todo, Yasuyuki | P365 |
1129 | Tombe, Trevor | P354, C354 |
1130 | Torgovitsky, Alexander | P202, C202 |
1131 | Toscani, Frederik | P380 |
1132 | Townsend, Robert | C383 |
1133 | Traeger, Christian | P388, C388 |
1134 | Trapani, Lorenzo | P11 |
1135 | Tretvoll, Hakon | P69 |
1136 | Troya-Martinez, Marta | P184 |
1137 | Troyan, Peter | P194, C194 |
1138 | Tsangarides, Charalambos | P375 |
1139 | Tserenjigmid, Gerelt | P172 |
1140 | Tsoy, Anton | P204, C204 |
1141 | Tsumagari, Masatoshi | P95 |
1142 | Tudon, Jose | P7 |
1143 | Tukiainen, Janne | P125 |
1144 | Tutino, Antonella | P473 |
1145 | Uetake, Kosuke | P60, C60 |
1146 | Ui, Takashi | P414, C414 |
1147 | Ulbricht, Robert | P41, C41 |
1148 | Ulm, Eric | P181 |
1149 | Ungerer, Christoph | P427, C427 |
1150 | Urbain, Jean-Pierre | P469, C469 |
1151 | Urga, Giovanni | P251, C251 |
1152 | Urzua, Sergio | P55, C55 |
1153 | Utar, Hale | P354 |
1154 | Utgoff, Naomi | P96, C96 |
1155 | Uthemann, Andreas | P437 |
1156 | Valchev, Rosen | P401 |
1157 | van der Leij, Marco | P318, C318 |
1158 | van der Wel, Michel | P254 |
1159 | van Dijk, Herman | P304 |
1160 | van Giersbergen, Noud | P167, C167 |
1161 | Van Weelden, Richard | P208 |
1162 | Varas, Felipe | P16 |
1163 | Vardy, Felix | P415, C415 |
1164 | Vasama, Suvi | P109, C109 |
1165 | Vavra, Joseph | P80 |
1166 | Vazquez-Grande, Francisco | P394, C394 |
1167 | Vedolin, Andrea | C438 |
1168 | Vermeulen, Philip | P48, C48 |
1169 | Vesperoni, Alberto | P273 |
1170 | Vierø, Marie-Louise | P36 |
1171 | Vikström, Johan | P181 |
1172 | Villacorta, Alonso | P318 |
1173 | Villacorta, Lucciano | P301 |
1174 | Vincent, Nicolas | P126, C126 |
1175 | Vives, Xavier | P408 |
1176 | Vogt, Erik | P10 |
1177 | vom Lehn, Christian | P224, C224 |
1178 | von Wangenheim, Jonas | P75 |
1179 | Wada, Tatsuma | P14 |
1180 | Wagner, Martin | P13, C13 |
1181 | Wait, Andrew | P343 |
1182 | Waldkirch, Andreas | P28 |
1183 | Waldron, Matthew | P417 |
1184 | Walker, Todd | P140 |
1185 | Walsh, Kieran | P115 |
1186 | Wan, Yuanyuan | P459 |
1187 | Wang, Zhu | P26 |
1188 | Wang, Xiaoliang | P452 |
1189 | Wang, Tong | P45 |
1190 | Wang, Tianxi | P104 |
1191 | Wang, Xuexin | P466 |
1192 | Wang, Joseph Tao-yi | P203, C203 |
1193 | Wang, Jian | P350 |
1194 | Wang, Fa | P304 |
1195 | Wang, Liang | P64, C64 |
1196 | Wang, Emily | C5, P259 |
1197 | Wang, Xiao Yu | P310, C310 |
1198 | Wang, Yichuan | P399 |
1199 | Wang, Yonglei | P406 |
1200 | Wang, Chaojun | P204 |
1201 | Wang, Cindy Shin-Huei | P335, C335 |
1202 | Wang, Luhang | P357 |
1203 | Wardlaw, Malcolm | P470 |
1204 | Warzynski, Frederic | P131, C131 |
1205 | Wasser, Cédric | P275 |
1206 | Watanabe, Hiroki | P442, C442 |
1207 | Watanabe, Yasutora | P89 |
1208 | Watts, Michael | P372 |
1209 | Watts, Alison | P442 |
1210 | Webb, Matthew | P142 |
1211 | Weber, Michael | P264 |
1212 | Wee, Shu Lin | P320 |
1213 | Wei, Bin | P313 |
1214 | Weidenholzer, Elke | P327 |
1215 | Weidner, Martin | P91 |
1216 | Weinberg, Matthew | P209 |
1217 | Weinrich, Gerd | P403, C403 |
1218 | Weinstein, Jonathan | P385, C385 |
1219 | Weinstein, Russell | P450 |
1220 | Welte, Angelika | P264 |
1221 | Werner, Jan | P107 |
1222 | Wese Simen, Chardin | P393 |
1223 | Westcott, Mark | P472, C472 |
1224 | Westermark, Andreas | P320 |
1225 | Westkamp, Alexander | P436 |
1226 | Weymark, John | P307 |
1227 | Whang, Yoon-Jae | P294 |
1228 | White, Alexander | P16 |
1229 | White, Lucy | P84 |
1230 | Wildenbeest, Matthijs | P39 |
1231 | Wilhelm, Daniel | P200 |
1232 | Williams, Basil | P40, C40 |
1233 | Williams, Kevin | P259, C259 |
1234 | Wilms, Ole | C219, P107 |
1235 | Winkler, Fabian | P290 |
1236 | Winter, Joachim | P174, C174 |
1237 | Wiseman, Thomas | P85 |
1238 | Wolff, Jonathan | P23 |
1239 | Wolitzky, Alexander | P84 |
1240 | Wolthoff, Ronald | P153, C153 |
1241 | Wong, Tsz-Nga | P63 |
1242 | Wood, Daniel | P203 |
1243 | Wooders, Myrna | P75, C75 |
1244 | Woutersen, Tiemen | P333 |
1245 | Wozniak, Krzysztof | P342 |
1246 | Wu, Jiemai | P46 |
1247 | Wu, Jing Cynthia | P22 |
1248 | Wu, Jiabin | P309, C309 |
1249 | Xandri, Juan Pablo | P233 |
1250 | Xiao, Mo | P110 |
1251 | Xiao, Jun | P415 |
1252 | Xiao, Yizhou | P230, C230 |
1253 | Xie, Olivia Wei | P468, C468 |
1254 | Xie, Yang | P183 |
1255 | Xie, Danxia | P32 |
1256 | Xiu, Dacheng | P3 |
1257 | Xu, Ke-Li | P90 |
1258 | Xu, Yujing | P45 |
1259 | Yamaguchi, Shintaro | P224 |
1260 | Yan, Hongjun | P204 |
1261 | Yanase, Akihiko | P354 |
1262 | Yang, David | P128 |
1263 | Yang, Chao | P244, C244 |
1264 | Yang, Kai | P337, C337 |
1265 | Yang, Fang | P279 |
1266 | Yao, Yao | P383 |
1267 | Yao, Wenying | P393, C393 |
1268 | Yildiz, Nese | P454, C454 |
1269 | Yindok, Tenzin | P380 |
1270 | Yip, Terry | P69 |
1271 | Yoon, Chamna | P208, C208 |
1272 | You, Jung | P342, C342 |
1273 | Ytsma, Erina | P376 |
1274 | Yu, Haomiao | P66 |
1275 | Yu, Ping | P329 |
1276 | Yu, Yifan | P225, C225 |
1277 | Yuksel, Serdar | P8 |
1278 | Yum, Minchul | P267 |
1279 | Yurukoglu, Ali | P89, C89 |
1280 | Zachariadis, Konstantinos E. | C205 |
1281 | Zadrozny, Peter | P6 |
1282 | Zafar, Basit | P224 |
1283 | Zakoian, Jean-Michel | P338 |
1284 | Zamarro, Gema | P372 |
1285 | Zamojski, Marcin | C294 |
1286 | Zapal, Jan | P309 |
1287 | Zeng, Yao | P40 |
1288 | Zerrahn, Alexander | P387 |
1289 | Zhan, Zhaoguo | P10 |
1290 | Zhang, Jun | P436 |
1291 | Zhang, Hanzhe | P103 |
1292 | Zhang, Mu | P219 |
1293 | Zhang, Hui Jun | P254 |
1294 | Zhang, Hongsong | P260 |
1295 | Zhang, Xin | P387 |
1296 | Zhang, Yichong | P88 |
1297 | Zhang, Xin | P168 |
1298 | Zhang, Chenglin | P451 |
1299 | Zhao, Kai | P50 |
1300 | Zhao, Jake | P461 |
1301 | Zhao, Chang | P73, C73 |
1302 | Zheng, Charles | P451, C451 |
1303 | Zheng, Tianxiao | P215, C215 |
1304 | Zheng, Kun | P239, C239 |
1305 | Zheng, Huanhuan | P458 |
1306 | Zheng, Jie | P176 |
1307 | Zheng, Yu | P234 |
1308 | Zhou, Bo | P469 |
1309 | Zhou, Ruilin | P278 |
1310 | Zhu, John | P256, C256 |
1311 | Zhu, Yu | P59 |
1312 | Zhuo, Fan | P466 |
1313 | Zilberman, Eduardo | P431 |
1314 | Zimmermann, Christian | P316 |
1315 | Zucchi, Francesca | P279, C279 |
1316 | Zviadadze, Irina | P401 |
1317 | Zwart, Gijsbert | P193, C193 |
1318 | Zylberberg, Yanos | P370, C370 |
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