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Spring 2019 Semester

Wednesday, February 20 (Econ Seminar)

Helios Herrera, Professor Warwick 12:45pm in CRCC 105

Friday, March 8 (Finance Seminar)

Francesca Cornelli, Professor of Finance

LBS 10:00am in CRCC 105

Wednesday, March 20 (Econ Seminar)

Katie Genedak, Research Associate, Institute for Social Research

Colorado TBD


Ben Iverson, Assistant Professor of Finance

BYU 10:00am in CRCC 105

Friday, April 5 (Finance Seminar)

Gabriele Camera, Professor of Economics and Finance

Chapman University

10:00am in CRCC 105


Michael Ewens, Associate Professor of Finance and Entrepreneurship

Caltech 10:00am in CRCC 105

Wednesday, April 17 (Econ Seminar)

Orie Heffetz, Associate Professor Cornell TBD

Friday, April 23 (Finance Brown Bag)

Roni Michaely, Professor University of Geneva

12:15pm in CRCC 105

Fall 2018 Semester

Thursday, September 6 (Finance Seminar)

Eric Aldrich, Assistant Professor of Economics

USCS 2:45pm in CRCC 105

Friday, September 7 (Econ Seminar)

Jeff Denning, Assistant Professor BYU 12:45pm in CRCC 105

Wednesday, September 12 (Econ Seminar)

Kevin Williams, Assistant Professor Yale 12:45pm in CRCC 105

Tuesday, September 18 (Finance Seminar)

Dan Friedman, Professor of Economics and Technology

USCS 2:45pm in CRCC 15


Maria Polyakova, Assistant Professor

Stanford 12:45pm in CRCC 110

Friday, September 21 (Finance Seminar)

Andy Winton, Professor of Finance Minnesota 10:00am in CRCC 105


Kewei Hou, Professor of Investments

OSU 10:00am in CRCC 105

Wednesday, October 17 (Econ Seminar)

Jane Song, Assistant Professor Georgia 12:45pm in CRCC 105

Friday, October 19 (Finance Seminar)

Cary Frydman, Assistant Professor USC 10:00am in CRCC 105


Jason Kerwin, Assistant Professor University of Minnesota

12:45pm in CRCC 105


Ayan Bhattacharya, Assistant Professor of Finance

Baruch College 10:00am in CRCC 105

Friday, November 2 (Finance Seminar)

Adam Clark-Joseph, Assistant Professor of Finance

UIUC 10:00am in CRCC 105

Wednesday, November 9 (Finance Seminar)

Robert Marquez, Professor of Finance

UC Davis 10:00am in CRCC 105


Ingrid Werner, Professor of Finance OSU 10:00am in CRCC 105

Wednesday, November 28 (Econ Seminar)

Julie Cullen, Professor of Economics UCSD 12:45pm in CRCC 105

Wednesday, December 12 (Econ Seminar)

Gabe Ehrlich, Director, Research Quantitative Economics

University of Michigan

12:45pm in CRCC 105


Thursday, February 16 (Econ Brown Bag)

Curtis Taylor, Professor of Economics

Duke 12:00pm in SFEBB 7122

Advice is Cheap: Information Is Not!


John Griffin, Professor of Finance UT Austin 10:00am in CRCC 115

Is the Chinese Corporate Anti-Corruption Campaign Genuine?


Isabelle Brocas, Professor of Economics

USC 2:30pm in CRCC 205

Altruism and strategic giving in children and adolescents


Kai Li, Professor of Finance UBC 10:00am in CRCC 115

Product Market Dynamics and Mergers and Acquisitions: Insights from the USPTO Trademark Data

Tuesday, March 27 (Finance Seminar)

Michael Hertzel, Professor of Finance

ASU 2:45pm in CRCC 115

Speed Matters: Limited Attention and Supply-Chain Information Diffusion


Adam Clark-Joseph, Assistant Professor of Finance

UIUC 10:00am in CRCC 115

Exploratory Tradings


Andreas Peichl, Professor of Management and Public Finance

University of Munich

12:30pm in CRCC 205

The world is flat: Existing tax benefit systems approximate a linear one


Elena Pikulina, Assistant Professor of Finance

UBC 10:00am in CRCC 115

Preferences for Power

Thursday, April 26 (Finance Seminar)

Carolin Pflueger, Assistant Professor of Finance

UBC 2:45pm in CRCC 205

A Measure of Risk Appetite for the Macroeconomy

Fall 2017 Semester

Monday, August 14 (Finance Brown Bag)

Jason Kotter, Assistant Professor of Finance

Penn State 11:00am in SFEBB 3106

Minimum Wage and Corporate Policy

Wednesday, August 30 (Econ Seminar)

Dan Barron, Assistant Professor Strategy

Northwestern 12:45pm in CRCC 115

Optimal Contracts with a Risk-Taking Agent


Jonathan Brogaard, Assistant Professor of Finance

U Washington 10:00am in CRCC 115

Risk and Return in High-Frequency Trading


Alex Gelber, Assistant Professor Public Policy

UC Berkeley 2:00pm in CRCC 115

Using Kinked Budget Sets to Estimate Extensive Margin Responses: Method and Evidence from the Social Security Earnings Test


Mike Weisbach, Professor of Finance

OSU 2:45 pm in CRCC 205

Price Risk, Production Flexibility, and Liquidity Management: Evidence from Electricity Generating Firms


Roni Michaely, Professor of Finance

Cornell 12:45pm in CRCC 115

Are U.S. Industries Becoming More Concentrated?

Wednesday, September 20 (Strat and Econ Seminar)

Nick Bloom, Professor of Economics

Stanford 12:45 pm in CRCC 210

The Great Micro Moderation


Denis Sosyura, Associate Professor Finance

ASU 10:00am in CRCC 115

Family Descent as a Signal of Managerial Quality: Evidence from Mutual Funds

Monday, September 25 (Econ Seminar)

Mihai Manea, Adjunct Professor Stanford 12:45pm in CRCC 110

Bottleneck Links, Essential Intermediaries, and Competing Paths of Diffusion in Networks


Brendan Daley, Associate Professor of Economics

Duke 12:45pm in CRCC 115

Bargaining and News


Joel Hasbrouck, Professor of Finance

NYU 10:00am in CRCC 115

FX trading costs and revenues: evidence from the settlement network


Luke Taylor, Associate Professor of Finance

Wharton 10:00am in CRCC 115

Portfolio Liquidity and Diversification: Theory and Evidence


Avidit Acharya, Assistant Professor of Political Science


Searching for Policy Reforms


Stefan Zeume, Assistant Professor of Finance

Michigan 10:00am in CRCC 115

The Value of Offshore Secrets – Evidence from the Panama Papers

Friday, October 20 (Econ Seminar)

Amanda Friedenberg, Associate Professor of Economics

ASU 3:00pm in CRCC 115

Incumbency Advantages Revisited


Ignancio Esponda, Assistant Professor of Economics

UC, Santa Barbara

12:45pm in CRCC 115

The Industry Supply Function and the Long-Run Competitive Equilibrium with Heterogeneous Firms


Espen Eckbo, Professor of Finance

Dartmouth 10:00am in CRCC 115

Tradeoff Theory and Leverage Dynamics of High-Frequency Debt Issuers


Sara Lalumia, Associate Professor of Economics

Williams 12:45pm in CRCC 115

Strategic Timing of Charitable Giving


Bronson Argyle, Assistant Professor of Finance

BYU 10:00am in CRCC 115

Monthly Payment Targeting and the Demand for Maturity


Dana Foarta, Assistant Professor of Political Economy


Unification versus Separation of Regulatory Institutions

Wednesday, November 15 (Strat and Econ Seminar)

Simon Board, Professor of Economics

UCLA 12:45pm in CRCC 115

An Inspection Model of Learning in Networks

Thursday, November 16 (Finance Seminar)

Tony Cookson, Assistant Professor of Finance

UC Boulder 2:45pm in CRCC 215

Some People Say Evasive Language in Corporate Disclosures


Mehmet Ekmekci, Associate Professor of Economics

Boston College 12:45pm in CRCC 115

Costly advice protests and nonbinding voting

Friday, December 1 (Econ Seminar)

Caroline Weber, Assistant Professor of Economics

University of Oregon

10:00am in CRCC 115

The Taxation of Recreational Marijuana: Evidence from Washington State

Wednesday, December 13th

(Econ Seminar) George Georgiadis, Assistant Professor of Strategy

Kellogg 12:45pm in CRCC 115

Optimal Monitoring Design

Friday, December 15th (Econ Brown Bag)

Tim Groseclose, Professor of Economics

George Mason 10:00am in TBD

Bargaining When Only One Player Can Make Proposals


Monday, January 23 (Econ Seminar)

David Rahman, Associate Professor of Economics

University of Minnesota

12:15 pm in CRCC 210

The Dilemma of the Cypress and the Oak Tree


Attila Lindner, Assistant Professor (Lecturer) of Economics

University College London

1:00 pm in SFEBB 3106

Who Pays for the Minimum Wage?

Tuesday, February 21 (Finance Seminar)

Ryan Pratt, Assistant Professor of Finance

BYU 2:45 pm in CRCC 210

Comparables Pricing


Francesco Squintani, Professor of Economics

University of Warwick


Networks and Ideology

Tuesday, February 28 (Finance Seminar)

Robert Dittmar, Professor of Finance

Michigan 2:45 pm in CRCC 210

Cross-Market and Cross-Firm Effects in Implied Default Probabilities and Recovery Values


Renee Adams, Professor of Finance UNSW 10:00 am in CRCC 115

Good News for Some Banks


John Graham, Professor of Finance Duke 2:45 pm in CRCC 210

CEO Power and Board Dynamics


Alex Imas, Assistant Professor of Social and Decision Sciences

CMU 1:00 pm in SFEBB 3106

The Dynamics of Discrimination: Evidence from a Natural Field Experiment

Friday, March 10 (Econ Seminar)

Daniel Gottlieb, Assistant Professor of Economics

Washington University

10:00 am in CRCC 115

Lapse-Based Insurance


Charles Jones, Professor of Finance Columbia 2:45 pm in CRCC 210

Tracking Retail Investor Activity


PK Jain, Professor of Finance Memphis 2:45 pm in CRCC 210

Institution Foresight: Do Institutions Profit from Repurchase Announcements?


Takako Fujiwara-Greve, Professor of Economics

Keio University 1:00 pm in CRCC 210

Long-term Cooperation and Diverse Behavior Patterns under Voluntary Partnerships

Tuesday, April 4 (Finance Brown Bag)

Shmuel Baruch, Associate Professor of Finance

University of Utah

2:45pm in CRCC 205

Is Index Trading benign


Elena Patel, Researcher US Treasury 1:00 pm in CRCC 210

The Long-Run Effects of Paid Family Leave in the U.S.: Evidence from Tax Returns

Monday, April 17 (Finance Seminar)

Gordon Phillips, Professor of Finance

Dartmouth 12:15 pm in CRCC 210

Product Integration and Merger Success

Wednesday, April 19 (Econ Gilles Duranton, Professor of Real Wharton 1:00 pm in Measuring the cost of

Seminar) Estate CRCC 210 congestion in a highly congested city: Bogata

Tuesday, April 25 (Finance Seminar)

Giorgio Sertsios, Assistant Professor Universidad de los Andes

2:45 pm in CRCC 205

The effects of business group affiliation: Evidence from firms being “left alone”

Fall 2016 Semester

Tuesday, September 13 (Finance Brown Bag)

Davidson Heath, Assistant Professor of Finance

University of Utah 2:45pm in CRCC 205

The Value of Trademark Protection: Evidence from the Federal Trademark Dilution Act


Georgy Egorov, Associate Professor of Managerial Economics & Decision Science

Northwestern, Kellogg


Private Politics and Public Regulation

Tuesday, September 20 (Finance Brown Bag)

Feng Zhang, Assistant Professor of Finance

University of Utah 2:45pm in CRCC 205

Vanishing Stock Dividends


Alex Hirsch, Professor of Political Science

CalTech 1:00 pm in CRCC 115

Policy Contests


Henri Servaes, Professor of Finance LBS 2:45pm in CRCC 205

Credit Ratings and Acquisitions


Jonathan Cohn, Professor of Finance

U of Texas, Austin 1:00 pm in CRCC 115

How do employees fare in private equity buyouts? Evidence from workplace safety records

Tuesday, October 4 (Finance Seminar)

Chris Parsons, Associate Professor of Finance and Accounting

UC San Diego 2:45pm in CRCC 205

What’s in a (school) name? Racial discrimination in higher education bond markets


Jeff Denning, Assistant Professor of Economics

BYU 1:00 pm in CRCC 105

Propelled: The Effects of the Pell Grant on Graduation and Earnings

Tuesday, November 1 (Finance Seminar)

Christine Parlour, Professor of Finance

UC Berkeley 2:45pm in CRCC 205

Making Money: Commercial banks, liquidity transformation and the payment system


Jin Yeub Kim, Assistant Professor of Economics

University of Nebraska

1:00 pm in CRCC 115

A Noncooperative Foundation of the Neutral Bargaining Solution


Jonathan Karpoff, Professor of Finance

U Washington 2:45pm in CRCC 205

The Lifecycle Effects of Firm Takeovers

Friday, November 11 (Econ Seminar)

Michaela Pagel, Assistant Professor of Finance and Economics

Columbia 1:00 pm in CRCC 215

The Liquid Hand-to-Mouth: Evidence from Personal Finance Management Software


Ed VanWesep, Associate Professor of Finance

U of Colorado, Boulder

1:00 pm in CRCC 115

Constrained Asset Prices


Cesare Fracassi, Assistant Professor of Finance

U of Texas, Austin 2:45pm in CRCC 205

Is Private Equity Good for Consumers?


Ronen Gradwohl, Assistant Professor of Managerial Economics and Decision Science

Northwestern, Kellogg

1:00 pm in CRCC 110

Privacy in Online Social Networks

Tuesday, December 6 (Finance Seminar)

Kenneth Ahern, Assistant Professor of Finance and Business Economics

USC 2:45pm in CRCC 205

Information Networks: Evidence from Illegal Insider Trading Tips

Wednesday, December 7 (Econ Seminar)

Michael Lovenheim, Associate Professor of Policy Analysis and Management

Cornell 1:00 pm in CRCC 110

How Does For-profit College Attendance Affect Student Loans, Defaults and Earnings?


Friday, March 4 (Finance) Antoinette Schoar, MIT Loan Originations and Defaults in the Mortgage Crisis: The Role of the Middle Class

Wednesday, March 9 (Business Economics) Jan Eeckhout, UCL and GSE-UPF Unemployment Cycles

Tuesday, March 22 (Business Economics) Dan Bernhardt, Illinois The Optimal Extent of Discovery

Tuesday, March 22 (Finance) Dan Bernhardt, Illinois The Pied Piper of Pensions

Wednesday, March 23 (Business Economics) Ryan Kellogg, University of Michigan Durable goods Demand and the Rationality of Consumers’ Price Expectations: Evidence from Gasoline and Diesel

Tuesday, March 29 (Finance) Viral Acharya, NYU

Wednesday, March 30 (Business Economics) Andrew McCallum, Federal Reserve

Tuesday, April 12 (Finance) Austin Gerig, SEC Too Fast or Too Slow? Determining the Optimal Speed of Financial Markets

Friday, April 22 (Finance) Gustavo Manso, Berkeley

Fall 2015 Semester

Tuesday, September 1 (Finance) Ing-Haw Cheng, Dartmouth The Expected Returns to Fear

Wednesday, September 2 (Business Economics) Erzo Luttmer, Dartmouth The Welfare Cost of Perceived Policy Uncertainty: Evidence from Social Security

Tuesday, September 8 (Finance) Byoung-hyoun Hwang, Cornell

Friday, September 11 (Finance Brown Bag) Jared Stanfield, UNSW Budget cycles, R&D investment and crowding out: Government dependent firms and their peers

Wednesday, September 16 (Business Economics) Dan Silverman, Arizona State Complexity and Sophistication

Tuesday, September 22 (Finance) Roberto Pinheiro, Fed Reserve Information Production and the Duration of Accounting Fraud

Tuesday, October 6 (Finance) Xavier Giroud, MIT State Taxation and the Reallocation of Business Activity: Evidence from Establishment-Level Data

Wednesday, October 7 (Business Economics) Devon Gorry, Utah State Univerity Does Retirement Improve Health and Life Satisfaction?

Tuesday, October 20 (Finance) Michael Faulkender, Maryland Taxes and Leverage at Multinational Corporations

Wednesday, October 21 (Business Economics) James Sullivan, Notre Dame Do Homelessness Prevention Programs Prevent Homelessness

Tuesday, October 27 (Finance) Anat Adamti, Stanford

Wednesday, October 28 (Business Economics) Jeff Clemens, UC San Diego The Anatomy of Physician Payments: Contracting Subject to Complexity

Tuesday, November 3 (Finance) Bryan Routledge, CMU Simplicity and Portfolios

Wednesday, November 4 (Business Economics) Justin Marion, UC Santa Cruz Residential Segregation Discrimination, and African-American Theater Entry during Jim Crow

Tuesday, November 10 (Finance) Lukas Roth, U of Alberta Good and Bad CEOs

Wednesday, November 11 (Business Economics) Gabriel Lopez-Moctezuma, Princeton

Sequential Deliberation in Collective Decision-Making The Case of the FOMC

Tuesday, November 17 (Finance) Yakov Amihub, NYU The Pricing of the Illiquidity Factor’s Systematic Risk

Tuesday, November 24 (Finance) Joey Engelberg, UC San Diego Analysts vs. Anomalies

Wednesday, December 2 (Business Economics) Mehdi Shadmehr, U of Miami Institutions, Repression and the Spread of Protest

Friday, December 4 (Finance) David Denis, Pittsburgh Investment, Taxes, and Capital Structure: A Student of U.S. Firms in the Early 1900s


Friday, February 13 Harrison Hong, Princeton Count Models of Social Networks in Finance

Tuesday, February 17 (Brown Bag) Avner Kalay and Krisztina Buti, U of U

Market Learning about Acquirer Stand-Alone Value

Friday, February 20 Ryan Oprea, UC Santa Barbara Do Wealth Dynamics Eliminate Bad Beliefs? An Experimental Test of the Market Selection Hypothesis

Tuesday, March 3 Todd Sinai, University of Pennsylvania

How Parent Wealth Influences the Housing Decisions of the Children

Wednesday, March 18 (Brown Bag) Wouter Dressein Managerial Style and Attention

Friday, March 27 Jeff Pontiff, Boston College Anomalies and News

Tuesday, April 14 Itay Goldstein, University of Pennsylvania

How Parent Wealth Influences the Housing Decisions of the Children

Friday, April 17 Chester Spatt, Carnegie Mellon A solution to the Palm-3Com spinoff puzzles

Friday, April 24 Daniel Wolfenzon, Columbia Evaluating the Impact of the Boss: Evidence from CEO Hospitalization Events

Friday, May 1 Malcolm Baker, Harvard The Risk Anomaly Tradeoff of Leverage

Monday, May 4 Tyler Jensen, Iowa Momentum and Funding Conditions

Fall 2014 Semester

Tuesday, September 2 Campbell Harvey, Duke ….and the Cross-Section of Expected Returns

Tuesday, September 9 Andrey Malenko, MIT Timing Decisions in Organizations: Communication and Authority in a Dynamic Environment

Tuesday, September 16 Jen Brown, Northwestern Boarding a Sinking Ship? An Investigation of Job Applications to Distressed Firms

Friday, September 19 Diego Garcia, UNC The kinks of financial journalism

Tuesday, September 23 Yona Rubinstein, LSE The Economics of Fear: An Analysis of the Response to Terrorism

Friday, September 26 Roger Gordon, UC San Diego How Should Income from Multinationals be Taxed

Tuesday, September 30 Adam Meirowitz, Princeton Dispute Resolution Institutions and Strategic Militarization

Friday, October 3rd Alex Gelber, UC Berkeley The Effect of Social Security Benefits on Earnings: New Evidence from the Social Security Notch

Friday, October 10 Matthew Rhodes-Kropf Governing Misvalued Firms

Friday, October 31 Gregor Matvos, Chicago Deposit Competition and Financial Fragility: Evidence from the US Banking Sector

Tuesday, November 4 Kelly Shue, Chicago Decision-Making under the Gambler’s Fallacy: Evidence from Asylum Judges, Loan Officers, and Baseball Umpires

Friday, November 14 Nick Bollen, Vanderbilt How much for a haircut? The secondary market for private equity investments

Friday, November 21 George Aragon, Arizona State University

Liquidity Spillovers in Hedge Funds: Evidence From the Holdings of Funds of Hedge Funds


Friday, March 7 Martin Oehmke, Columbia Maturity Rationing and Collective Short-Termism

Tuesday, March 18 Irina Stefanescu, Fed Reserve It Pays to Set the Menu: Mutual Fund Investment Options in 401(k) Plans

Friday, March 21 Liyan Yang, Toronto Loss Aversion, Survival and Asset Prices

Tuesday, March 25 Steve Salant, University of Michigan Hotelling Under Pressure

Tuesday, April 1 Thomas Gilbert, Washington Precautionary Savings with Risky Assets: When Cash In Not Cash

Friday, April 4 Todd Milbourn, Wash U What Will It Do For My EPS? A Straightforward But Powerful Motive for Mergers

Tuesday, April 8 Adam Meirowitz, Princeton Sincere Voting in Large Elections

Friday, April 11 Hanno Lustig, UCLA The Term Structure of Currency Carry Trade Risk Premia

Fall 2013 Semester

Tuesday, September 3 Claudia Custodio, ASU Do General Managerial Skills Spur Innovation?

Friday, September 6 Heber Farnsworth, Penn State Performance Evaluations, Contracts, and Flows in Efficient Markets

Tuesday, September 24 Lisa Kahn, Berkeley Worker Flows Over the Business Cycle: The Role of Firm Quality

Friday, November 1 Alan Auerbach, Berkeley Fiscal Multipliers in Japan

Friday, November 15 Toni Whites, Rochester Endogenous Financial Constraints, Taxes, and Leverage

Tuesday, December 3 Jonathan Karpoff, Washington Enforcement Waves and Spillovers


Friday, March 8 Dana Kiku, Wharton Volatility Risks and Growth Options

Friday, March 22 Ran Duchin, University of Washington

In the Mood for a Loan: The Casual Effect of Sentiment on Credit Origination

Tuesday, March 26 Soo Hong Chew, National University of Singapore

Friday, April 5 (Brown Bag) Elena Asparouhova, U of U Experiments on the Lucas Asset Pricing Model

Friday, April 12 Ashwini Agrawal, BYU Private Equity, Technological Change, and Labor Outcomes

Friday, April 19 (Brown Bag) Brennan Platt, BYU Outcome Based Accountability: Theory and Evidence

Fall 2012 Semester

Friday, September 14 Yuhai Xuan, Harvard Acquirer-Target Social Ties and Merger

Friday, September 21 (Brown Bag) Joseph Halford, U of U Emergence bias: The case of vulture investors

Tuesday, October 2 Michael Roberts, Wharton A Century of Capital Structure: The Leveraging of Corporate America

Tuesday, October 16 (Brown Bag) Madhu Kolay, University of Portland A New Measure for Non-debt Tax Shields and the Impact on Debt Policy

Tuesday, October 23 Scott Condie, BYU Information Inertia

Friday, October 26 Ricardo Alonso, USC Recruitment and Selection in Organizations

Friday, November 2 Lorenzo Garlappi, UBC Corporate Innovation and Returns

Tuesday, November 6 Denis Gromb, HEC Legal Investor Protection and Takeovers

Friday, November 9 Camelia Kuhnen, Northwestern Asymmetric Learning from Financial Information

Friday, November 16 Jarrad Harford, University of Washington

Mergers that Matter: The Value of Economic Links

Friday, November 30 Gerald Hoberg, University of Maryland

The Stock Market, Product Uniqueness, and Comovement of Peer Firms

Tuesday, December 4 Jay Hartzell, UT Austin On Enhancing Shareholder Control: A (Dodd-) Frank Assessment of Proxy Access


Tuesday, February 14 Avner Kalay, U of U Investor Sophistication: a Case to Consider

Friday, February 17 Alex Edmans, University of Pennsylvania

Financial Through Asset Sales

Tuesday, February 21 Roni Michaely, Cornell Do Institutional Investors Influence Capital Structure Decisions?

Tuesday, February 28 (Brown Bag) Huan Cai, U of U Collateral, Risk-taking, and Adverse Selections

Friday, March 9 Paolo Pasquariello, University of Michiagn

Financial Market Dislocations

Tuesday, March 20 (Brown Bag) Joseph Halford and Mingming Qiu, U of U

Is Inside debt used to provide debt incentives? Evidence from the 2008 financial Crisis

Friday, March 23 David Yermack, NYU Tailspotting: How disclosure, stock prices and volatility change when CEOs fly to their vacation homes

Tuesday, March 27 Holger Muelle, NYU Capital and Labor Reallocation Inside Firms

Friday, March 30 Juan Carrillo, USC The Strategic Formation of Networks: Experimental Evidence

Friday, April 6 (Brown Bag) Yihui Pan, U of U First Year In Office: How do New CEOs Create Value?

Friday, April 13 James Rebitzer, Boston University Searching for Search Frictions: Empirical Estimates from an Audit Study

Friday, April 20 Kent Daniel, Columbia Momentum Crashes

Tuesday, April 24 (Brown Bag) Mingming Qiu, U of U The role of inside debt in the optimal structure of executive pay - A numerical analysis

Friday, April 27 Amy Dittmar, University of Michigan

The Concentration of Cash: Cash Policies of the Richest Firms

Tuesday, May 1 (Brown Bag) Hank Bessembinder and Feng Zhang, U of U

Firm Characteristics and Long-run Stock Returns after Corporate Events

Fall 2011 Semester

Tuesday, August 16 (Brown Bag) Yeon Kyeong (Abby) Kim, U of U Time Variations in Liquidity Bias

Thursday, August 18 (Brown Bag) Madhuparna Kolay, U of U Sources of Spillover Effects of Distress along the Supply Chain

Tuesday, August 23 (Brown Bag) Allen Carrion, U of U Very Fast Money: High Frequency Trading on the NASDAQ

Wednesday, August 31 (Brown Bag) Mingming Qiu, U of U Why Do Firms Use Non-Executive Stock Option Plan

Friday, September 9 Jeffrey Ely, Northwestern University Overbooking

Tuesday, September 13 Arthur Korteweg, Stanford Estimating Loan-to-Value and Foreclosure Behavior

Tuesday, September 20 (Brown Bag) Jared Stanfield, University of New South Wales

The Market-wide Consequences of Government Intervention

Tuesday, September 27 Alexander Dyck, University of Toronto

Does Active Management Pay? New International Evidence

Friday, September 30 Paul Schultz, University of Notre Dame

The Market for New Issues of Municipal Bonds: The Roles of Transparency and Limited Access to Retail Investors

Friday, October 28 Stijn Van Nieuwerburgh, NYU Health and Mortality Delta: Assessing the Welfare Cost of Household Insurance Choice

Friday, November 4 Charles Hadlock, Michigan State Managers who Lack Style: Evidence from Exogenous CEO Changes

Friday, November 18 E. Han Kim, University of Michigan The Independent Board Regulation and CEO Connectedness

Tuesday, November 29 William Kerr, Harvard Growth through Heterogeneous Innovations

Friday, December 2 Pedro Matos, University of Virginia The Mutual Fund Industry Worldwide: Explicit and Closet Indexing, Fees, and Performance

Tuesday, December 6 Ciamac Moallemi, Columbia The Cost of Latency

Friday, December 9 Nicola Persico, NYU 1) Time Allocation and Task Juggling. 2) Time Use and the Duration of Projects

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