CRES Seminars

CRES delivers a variety of seminars.  Archived seminars are shown below.  For a full list of upcoming CRES Seminars and Conferences, please visit our full site at Center for Research in Economics & Strategy

Past Seminars

DATE	SEMINAR	SPEAKER	PAPER
2020 – January 29, 2020	CRES Strategy Seminar	Emilie Feldman	Stakeholder Orientation and Divestiture Activity
2020 – January 15, 2020	CRES Strategy Seminar	Evan Starr	Low-Wage Workers and the Enforceability of Non-Compete Agreements
2019 – October 24	CRES Economics Seminar	Molly Schnell	Physician Behavior in the Presence of a Secondary Market: The Case of Prescription Opiods
2019 – October 23	CRES Strategy Seminar	Kate Odziemkowska	Frenemies:  Partner Selection in Firm-Activist Collaborations
2019 – October 17	CRES Economics Seminar	Seth Zimmerman	Evaluating Changes in School Choice Mechanisms
2019 – October 3	CRES Economics Seminar	Giulia Brancaccio	Learning by Trading: The Case of the US Market for Municipal Bonds
2019 – October 2	CRES Strategy Seminar	Kyle Mayer	Learning from Breaking Up:  the Effect of Acquisition Experience on the Use of Termination Fee Provisions
2019 – September 26	CRES Economics Seminar	Alex Imas	Ownership, Learning, and Beliefs
2019 – September 25	CRES Strategy Seminar	Jorge Guzman	What Motivates Innovative Entrepreneurs?  Evidence from a Field Experiment
2019 – September 19	CRES Economics Seminar	Michael Dickstein	Take-Up, Drop-out, and Spending in ACA Marketplaces
2019 – September 12	CRES Economics Seminar	Steve Cicala	Imperfect Markets versus Imperfect Regulation in U.S. Electricity Generation
2019 – September 4	CRES Strategy Seminar	Sarah Wolfolds	Employee incentives in Hybrid Organizations: Do Firms Use Multiple Incentive Dimensions to Capture Mulitasking Across Social and Financial Objectives?
2019 – April 17	CRES Strategy Seminar	Yael Hochburg	The Cost of Convenience: Ridehailing and Traffic Fatalities
2019 – April 4	CRES Economics Seminar	Attila Ambrus	Informal Risk-sharing with Local Information
2019 – April 3	CRES Strategy Seminar	Alfonso Gambardella	Pivoting and Performance of “Scientific” Entrepreneurs:  Evidence from a Field Experiment
2019 – March 27	CRES Strategy Seminar	Catherine Thomas	Pivoting and Performance of “Scientific” Entrepreneurs: Evidence from a Field Experiment
2019 – March 20	CRES Strategy Seminar	Hart Posen	Winner Take-All Dynamics Revisited:  Poitive Feedback When Earlier Adopters’ Influence Decays
2019 – March 7	CRES Economics Seminar	Stefan Weiergraeber	Estimating Industry Conduct in Differentiated Products Markets
2018 – November 29	CRES Economics Seminar	Chris Cronin
2018 – November 15	CRES Economics Seminar	Matthew Rabin
2018 – November 8	CRES Economics Seminar	Glenn Ellison
2018 – October 31	CRES Strategy Seminar	Danielle Li	Developing Novel Druugs
2018 – October 24	CRES Strategy Seminar	Florian Ederer	Killer Acquisitions
2018 – September 27	CRES Economics Seminar	Isabelle Perrigne
2018 – September 26	CRES Strategy Seminar	Anant Nyshadham	Managerial Quality and Productivity Dynamics
2018 – September 20	CRES Economics Seminar	Sebastian Fleitas
2018 – September 12	CRES Strategy Seminar	Sinziana Dorobantu	Contracting Beyond the Market: Property Rights, Externalities, Historical Conflict, and Contractual Agreements between Firms and Nonmarket Stakeholder
2018 – August 29	CRES Strategy Seminar	Aline Gatignon	Employee Assignments to Nonprofit Partners in Emerging Markets: Diagnosing Organizational Dysfunction via Identity Strain
2018 – April 25	CRES Strategy Seminar	Noam Yuchtman	Protests as Strategic Games: Experimental Evidence from Hong Kong’s Democracy Movement
2018 – April 18	CRES Strategy Seminar	Rocco Macchiavello	Improving Export Quality and Waht Else?  Nespresso in Columbia
2018 – April 4	CRES Strategy Seminar	Rachelle Sampson	Are US Firms and Markets Becoming More short-Term Orientted?  Evidence of Shifting Firm and Investor Time Horizons, 1980-2013
2018 – March 7	CRES Economics Seminar	John Van Reenen	The Fall of Labor Share and the Rise of Superstar Firms
2018 – February 22	CRES Economics Seminar	Aislinn Bohren	The Dynamics of Discrimination: Theory and Evidence
2018 – January 25	CRES Economics Seminar	Pasquale Schiraldi	Heterogeneous Time Preferences and Hyperbolic Discounting: Evidence from the UK Mortgage Market
2017 – December 7	CRES Economics Seminar	Jesse Shapiro	Measuring Polarization in High-Dimensional Data: Method and Application to Congressional Speech
2017 – November 29	CRES Strategy Seminar	Sammuel Bazzi	Frontier Culture: The Roots and Persistence of “Rugged Individualism” in the United States
2017 – November 15	CRES Strategy Sminar	Ian Larkin	Pay for Skill Building Instead of Job Performance: Evidence from a Field Experiement in Sales
2017 – November 8	CRES Strategy Seminar	Andras Tilcsik	Reducing Bias in Teaching Evaluations?  Evidence from a Natural Experient at a Business School
2017 – November 2	CRES Economics Seminar	Brian Knight	The Limits of Propaganda: Evidence from Venezuela
2017 – November 1	CRES Strategy Seminar	Sarah Kaplan	Acceleration as Mitigation: Whether and When Process Soultions can Address Gender Bias in Entrepreneurship
2017 – October 19	CRES Economics Seminar	Tobias Salz	Intermediation and Competition in Search Markets: An Empirical Case Study
2017 – October 18	CRES Strategy Seminar	Tammy Madsen	The Dynamics of Inter-Cohort Mobility in a Deregulated Industry: Incumbent Status and Social Resources
2017 – October 4	CRES Strategy Seminar	Jana Gallus	Field Experiments on Recognition in the Knowledge Economy
2017 – September 27	CRES Strategy Seminar	Jeffrey J.Reuer	Alliance Design
2017 – September 7	CRES Economics Seminar	James Roberts
2017 – April 26	CRES Strategy Seminar	Robert Gibbons	Economic Performace under Cultural Frames (and some Perils of Changing Frames)
2017 – April 19	CRES Strategy Seminar	Andrea Prat	CEO Behavior and Firm Performance
2017 – March 29	CRES Strategy Seminar	Aharon Cohen-Mohliver	The Usual Suspect: Post-Misconduct CEO Replacement as a Substitute for Sarbanes-Oxley Certification
2017 – March 24	CRES Strategy Seminar	Elizabeth Pontikes	Concept Innovation in the Software Industry: 1990 – 2002
2017 – March 15	CRES Strategy Seminar	Michael Ryall	Causal Clarity from Culture: How Collective Beliefs and Routines Identify the Consequences of Managerial Intervention
2017 – March 8	CRES Strategy Seminar	Alan Benson	Hemming and Hawing over Hawthorne: Work Complexity and the Divergent Effects of Monitoring on Productivity
2017 – March 1	CRES Strategy Seminar	Brandy L. Aven	Honest Mistakes? Uncovering the Auditor-Client Relationship for Financial Errors and Fraud
2017 – February 22	CRES Strategy Seminar	J Ramon Lecuona Torras	The Impact of Hierarchy on Informal Communication: Evidence from a Quasi-Field Experiment
2017 – January 18	CRES Strategy Seminar	Abhishek Nagaraj	The Private Impact of Public Maps: :andsat Satelitte Imagery and Gold Exploration
2016 – December 14	CRES Strategy Seminar	Feng Zhu	How do Complementors Respond to the Threat of Platform Owner Entry?  Evidence from the Mobile App Market
2016 – December 1	CRES Economics Seminar	Ryan Kellogg	Assymetric Information, Drilling Distortions, and Oil and Gas Leases
2016 – November 17	CRES Economics Seminar	Erik Eyster	Disagreement Neglect in Financial and Goods Markets
2016 – November 15	CRES Strategy Seminar	Evan Rawley	Refocusing and Adjustment Costs: Evidence from the Financial Crisis
2016 – November 10	CRES Economics Seminar	Matt Grennan	Price Dispersion and Information: Can Big Data Lower Health Care Costs
2016 – November 3	CRES Economics Seminar	Francesco Drago	Compliance Behavior in Networks: Evidence from a Field Experiment
2016 – November 2	CRES Strategy Seminar	Nan Jia	Calculated Tailgating: The Role of Political Connections in Firms “Location Choice”
2016 – October 20	CRES Economics Seminar	Andres Hincapie	Entrepreneurship over the Life Cycle
2016 – October 19	CRES Strategy Seminar	Belen Villalonga	What are boards for?  Evidence from closely held firms.
2016 – October 13	CRES Economics Seminar	Gonzalo Cisternas	Dynamic Oligopoly with Incomplete Information
2016 – October 6	CRES Economics Seminar	Pietro Tebaldi	Estimating Equilibrium in Health Insurance Exchanges: Price Competition and Subsidy Design under the ACA
2016 – September 29	CRES Economics Seminar	Stephanie Heger	Redesigning the Market for Whole Blood: A Blood Donor Registry
2016 – September 22	CRES Economics Seminar	Maria Polyakova	Private Provision of Social Insurance: Drug Specific Price Elasticities and Cost Sharing in Medicare Part D
2016 – September 15	CRES Economics Seminar	Igal Hendel	The Welfare Impact of Long Term Health Insurance Contracts
2016 – September 7	CRES Strategy Seminar	Isabel Fernandez Malto	Gender Differenceso
2016 – September 1	CRES Economics Seminar	Kei Kawai	Detecting Large-Scale Collusion in Procurement Auctions
2015 – December 9	CRES Strategy Seminar	Juan Alcacer	TBD
2015 – December 2	CRES Strategy Seminar	Olenka Kacperczyk	TBD
2015 – November 12	CRES Economics Seminar	Greg Lewis	Just Starting Out: Learning and Price Competition in a New Market
2015 – November 5	CRES Economics Seminar	Mar Reguant	A Bounds Approach to Counterfactual Analysis
2015 – November 4	CRES Strategy Seminar	Gino Cattani	The Social Structure of Recognition: An Audience Perspective on Cultural Consecration
2015 – October 29	CRES Economics Seminar	Kristof Madarasz	Project Equilibirum: Definition and Applications to Social Investment and Persuasion
2015 – October 21	CRES Strategy Seminar	Caroline Flammer	Does Long-Term Orientation Create Value? Evidence from a Regression Discontinuity
2015 – October 14	CRES Strategy Seminar	Rodrigo Canalas
2015 – October 1	CRES Economics Seminar	Marc Rysman	Copyright Enforcement: Evidence from Two Field Experiments
2015 – September 30	CRES Strategy Seminar	Hong Luo	Copyright Enforcement: Evidence from Two Field Experiments
2015 – September 24	CRES Economics Seminar	Victoria Prowse	Optimal Social Assistance and Unemployment Insurance in a Life-cycle Model of Family Labor Supply and Savings
2015 – September 24	CRES Strategy Seminar	Mario Macis	Do Female Executives Make a Difference? The Impact of Female Leadership on Gender Gaps and Firm Performance
2015 – September 17	CRES Economics Seminar	Mark Dean	Testing Models of Rational Inattention
2015 – April 30	CRES Economics Seminar	Tom Holmes, University of Minnesota
2015 – April 23	CRES Economics Seminar	Petra Todd, University of Pennsylvania
2015 – April 2	CRES Economics Seminar	Jidong Zhou, New York University
2014 – December 3	CRES: TBA	John Lazarev
2014 – November 12	CRES: TBA	Ali Hortacsu
2014 – October 29	CRES: TBA	Amit Gandhi
2014 – October 22	CRES: TBA	Petra Persson
2014 – October 15	CRES: TBA	Simone Galperti
2014 – September 24	CRES: TBA	Chris Yenkey
2014 – September 12	CRES: Shadow Risks and Disasters	Dylan Minor	CRES: Shadow Risks and Disasters
2014 – September 10	CRES: Failures of Unraveling in Disclosure Experiments	Daniel Martin
2014 – April 17	CRES: TBD	Christopher Flinn
2014 – April 11	CRES: TBD	Doug Steigerwald
2014 – April 9	CRES: TBD	Brian Rubineau
2014 – April 2	CRES: TBD	Martin Ganco
2014 – March 21	CRES: TBD	Matt Wiswall
2014 – March 21	CRES: TBD	Roberto Fernandez
2014 – March 12	CRES: Explaining Network Performance: The Role of Network Hierarchy in Business Groups	Aks Zaheer	CRES: Explaining Network Performance: The Role of Network Hierarchy in Business Groups
2014 – March 7	CRES: Endogenous Mobility (w/ I. Schmutte)	John Abowd
2014 – February 28	CRES: Structural Wstimation of an Equilibrium Model with Externalities: Program Evaluation of Post-Katrina Rebuilding Grants (w/ C. Fu)	Jesse Gregory
2013 – Nov 15	CRES: Efficient Provision of Experience Goods: Evidence from Antidepressant Choice	Michael Dickstein	“Efficient Provision of Experience Goods: Evidence from Antidepressant Choice” (Paper)
2013 – Nov 13	CRES: Search Frictions, Secondary Markets, and Value Appropriation	Victor Bennett	CRES: Search Frictions, Secondary Markets, and Value Appropriation
2013 – Nov 06	CRES: Why Are There So Few Women Top Managers?: A Large-Sample Empirical Study of Female Participation in Top Management	David Ross	CRES: Why Are There So Few Women Top Managers?: A Large-Sample Empirical Study of Female Participation in Top Management
2013 – Nov 01	CRES: Recovering Ex Ante Returns and Preferences for Occupations using Subjective Expectations Data	Peter Arcidiacono	Recovering Ex Ante Returns and Preferences for Occupations using Subjective Expectations Data” (Paper)
2013 – Oct 25	CRES: Reallocation and Technology: Evidence from the U.S. Steel Industry (w/ J.D. Loecker)	Allan Collard-Wexler	“Reallocation and Technology: Evidence from the U.S. Steel Industry” (w/ J.D. Loecker) (Paper)
2013 – Oct 23	CRES: Being a Catalyst of Innovation: The Role of Knowledge Diversity and Network Closure	Bill McEvily	“Being a Catalyst of Innovation: The Role of Knowledge Diversity and Network Closure” (Paper)
2013 – Oct 18	CRES: The Effects of Vocational Rehabilitation for People with Mental Illness	Steve Stern	“The Effects of Vocational Rehabilitation for People with Mental Illness”(Paper)
2013 – Oct 16	CRES: Public R&D Investments and Private Sector Parenting: Evidence from NIH Funding Rules	Pierre Azoulay	CRES: Public R&D Investments and Private Sector Parenting: Evidence from NIH Funding Rules
2013 – Sep 25	CRES: Competition and Platform Positioning	Rob Seaman	CRES: Competition and Platform Positioning
2013 – Sep 18	CRES: The Determinants of Value for Non-Merging Rival Firms	Joseph Clougherty	CRES: The Determinants of Value for Non-Merging Rival Firms
2013 – Sep 13	CRES: Selling Formal Insurance to the Informally Insured (w/ A.M. Mobarak)	Mark Rosenzweig	“Selling Formal Insurance to the Informally Insured” (w/ A.M. Mobarak)(Paper)
2013 – May 09	CRES: Institutions, Industrialization, and Entrepreneurship: New York City during the Early American Republic, 1789-1850	Martin Ruef	“Institutions, Industrialization, and Entrepreneurship: New York City during the Early American Republic, 1789-1850” (Paper)
2013 – May 07	CRES: Identification of Discrete Choice Models for Bundles and Binary Games	Jeremy Fox	“Identification of Discrete Choice Models for Bundles and Binary Games” (Paper)
2013 – Apr 26	CRES: Internal Social Comparisons, Risk-Taking, and Change: Evidence from the Mutual Fund Industry	Christine Beckman	“Internal Social Comparisons, Risk-Taking, and Change: Evidence from the Mutual Fund Industry” (Paper)
2013 – Apr 25	CRES: The Costs of Agglomeration: Land Prices in French Cities	Gilles Duranton	“The Costs of Agglomeration: Land Prices in French Cities” (Paper)
2013 – Apr 18	CRES: Mandate-Based Health Reform and the Labor Market: Evidence from the Massachusetts Reform	Amanda Kowalski	CRES: Mandate-Based Health Reform and the Labor Market: Evidence from the Massachusetts Reform
2013 – Apr 05	CRES: Financial Literacy and Subprime Mortgage Delinquency: Evidence from a Survey Matched to Administrative Data	Stephan Meier	“Financial Literacy and Subprime Mortgage Delinquency: Evidence from a Survey Matched to Administrative Data” (Paper)
2013 – Apr 04	CRES: The Value of a Statistical Life: Evidence from Military Retention Incentives and Occupation-Specific Mortality Hazards	Stephen Ryan	“The Value of a Statistical Life: Evidence from Military Retention Incentives and Occupation-Specific Mortality Hazards” (Paper)
2013 – Mar 22	CRES: Perceptions of Firm-Specific Human Capital: Untenured and Uncommitted	Russ Coff	“Perceptions of Firm-Specific Human Capital: Untenured and Uncommitted” (Paper)
2013 – Mar 07	CRES: Empirical Model of Dynamic Merger Enforcement- Choosing Ownership Caps in U.S. Radio	Przemyslaw Jeziorski	“Empirical Model of Dynamic Merger Enforcement- Choosing Ownership Caps in U.S. Radio” (Paper)
2013 – Feb 28	CRES: Multiproduct Nonlinear Pricing: Mobile Voice Service and SMS	Isbelle Perrigne	Multiproduct Nonlinear Pricing: Mobile Voice Service and SMS” (Paper)
2013 – Feb 08	CRES: Where Do Lawsuits Come From? The Role of Spatial Distribution of Principals and Legal Mediating Agents	Maxim Sytch	“Where Do Lawsuits Come From? The Role of Spatial Distribution of Principals and Legal Mediating Agents”
2013 – Jan 25	CRES: Starving (or Fattening) the Golden Goose?: Generic Entry and the Incentives for Early-Stage Pharmaceutical Innovation	Matt Higgins	“Starving (or Fattening) the Golden Goose?: Generic Entry and the Incentives for Early-Stage Pharmaceutical Innovation” (Paper)
2012 – Dec 06	CRES: Entry Deterrence and Strategic Alliances: Evidence from a Dynamic Structural Economicetric Model	Philip Gayle	Entry Deterrence and Strategic Alliances: Evidence from a Dynamic Structural Economicetric Model” (Paper)
2012 – Nov 29	CRES: Land Use Regulation and Welfare	Matt Turner	“Land Use Regulation and Welfare” (Paper)
2012 – Nov 16	CRES: Intellectual Property Rights and the Evolution of Scientific Journals as Knowledge Platforms	Scott Stern	“Intellectual Property Rights and the Evolution of Scientific Journals as Knowledge Platforms” (Paper)
2012 – Nov 15	CRES: Vertical Commitments and the Price Effects of Mergers: Evidence from Electricity Markets	Erin Mansur	“Vertical Commitments and the Price Effects of Mergers: Evidence from Electricity Markets” (Paper Forthcoming)
2012 – Nov 09	CRES: The Novelty Paradox & a Bias for “Normal” Science: Evidence from Randomized Medical Research Expert Peer Review	Karim Lakhani	“The Novelty Paradox & a Bias for “Normal” Science: Evidence from Randomized Medical Research Expert Peer Review” (Paper Forthcoming)
2012 – Nov 08	CRES: The Intergenerational Transmission of Automobile Brand Preferences: Empirical Evidence and Implications for Firm Strategy	Soren Anderson	CRES: The Intergenerational Transmission of Automobile Brand Preferences: Empirical Evidence and Implications for Firm Strategy
2012 – Nov 01	CRES: The Role of Contagion in the Last American Housing Cycle	Joseph Gyourko	“The Role of Contagion in the Last American Housing Cycle” (Paper Forthcoming)
2012 – Oct 26	CRES: Departure Status: The Effect of Dissolving Ties with a Misconduct Firm on Director Labor Market Outcomes	Jo Ellen Pozner	“Departure Status: The Effect of Dissolving Ties with a Misconduct Firm on Director Labor Market Outcomes” (Paper)
2012 – Oct 25	CRES: A Poll Tax By Any Other Name: The Political Economy of Post Reconstruction Disenfranchisement	Randy Walsh	“A Poll Tax By Any Other Name: The Political Economy of Post Reconstruction Disenfranchisement” (Paper)
2012 – Oct 18	CRES: Segregation and Tiebout Sorting:  The Link between Place-Based Investments and Neighborhood Tipping	Spencer Banzhaf	CRES: Segregation and Tiebout Sorting:  The Link between Place-Based Investments and Neighborhood Tipping
2012 – Oct 12	CRES: Private Equity and the Innovation Strategies of Entrpreneurial Firms: Empirical Evidence from the Small Business Innovation Research Program	Don Siegel	“Private Equity and the Innovation Strategies of Entrpreneurial Firms: Empirical Evidence from the Small Business Innovation Research Program” (Paper)
2012 – Oct 11	CRES: Vertical Integration of Regional Sports Networks	Ali Yurukoglu	“Vertical Integration of Regional Sports Networks”
2012 – Oct 04	CRES: Training, Contracts, Worker Overconfidence, and the Provision of Firm-Sponsored General Training	Mitch Hoffman	“Training, Contracts, Worker Overconfidence, and the Provision of Firm-Sponsored General Training” (Paper)
2012 – Oct 04	CRES: Corporations and economic inequality around the world: The paradox of hierarchy	Jerry Davis	“Corporations and economic inequality around the world: The paradox of hierarchy” (Paper)
2012 – Sep 28	CRES: Would You Buy a Honda Made in the US? The Impact of Production Location on Manufacturing Quality	Nicola Lacetera	Would You Buy a Honda Made in the US? The Impact of Production Location on Manufacturing Quality (Paper)
2012 – Sep 20	CRES: Reputations and Firm Performance: Evidence from the Dialysis Industry	Subramaniam Ramanarayanan	“Reputations and Firm Performance: Evidence from the Dialysis Industry” (Paper Forthcoming)
2012 – Sep 14	CRES: Field Evidence on Individual Behavior and Performance in Rank-Order Tournaments	Kevin Boudreau	“Field Evidence on Individual Behavior and Performance in Rank-Order Tournaments” (Paper)
2012 – Sep 13	CRES: Estimation of Dynamic Discrete Choice Models in Continuous Time	Jason Blevins	“Estimation of Dynamic Discrete Choice Models in Continuous Time” (Paper Forthcoming)
2012 – Sep 06	CRES: Roads, Railroads and Decentralization of Chinese Cities	Vernon Henderson	Roads, Railroads and Decentralization of Chinese Cities (Paper)
2012 – May 02	CRES: Organizing For Strategy Making: An Information Aggregation View	Felipe Csaszar	“Organizing for Strategy Making: An Information Aggregation View” (Paper)
2012 – Apr 26	CRES: Voter Turnout and Fiscal Policy	Emeric Henry	“Voter Turnout and Fiscal Policy” (Paper)
2012 – Apr 25	CRES: A Theory of Explicitly Formulated Strategy	Eric Van den Steen	“A Theory of Explicitly Formulated Strategy” (Paper)
2012 – Apr 19	CRES: Information Disclosure as a Matching Mechanism: Theory and Evidence from a Field Experiment	Steve Tadelis	“Information Disclosure as a Matching Mechanism: Theory and Evidence from a Field Experiment” (Paper)
2012 – Apr 18	CRES: Competing Logics in Financial Services: Reputation and Recognition in Community Credit Unions	Gregory Fairchild	“Competing Logics in Financial Services: Reputation and Recognition in Community Credit Unions” (Paper)
2012 – Apr 12	CRES: Resale and Rent Seeking: An Application to Ticket Markets	Phillip Leslie	“Resale and Rent Seeking: An Application to Ticket Markets” (Paper)
2012 – Apr 11	CRES: Coming With Baggage: Past Rejections and Relationship Evolution in Executive Search	Isabel Fernandez-Mateo	“Coming with Baggage: Past Rejections and Relationship Evolution in Executive Search” (Paper Forthcoming)
2012 – Apr 04	CRES: Quality Disclosure Programs with Thresholds: Misreporting, Gaming, and Employee Incentives	Mara Lederman	“Quality Disclosure Programs with Thresholds: Misreporting, Gaming, and Employee Incentives” (Paper)
2012 – Mar 29	CRES: Learning by Supply	Joanne Oxley	“Learning by Supply” (Paper)
2012 – Mar 22	CRES: A Poll Tax by Any Other Name: The Political Economy of Post-Reconstruction Disenfranchisement	Randy Walsh	“A Poll Tax by Any Other Name: The Political Economy of Post-Reconstruction Disenfranchisement” (Paper)
2012 – Mar 08	CRES: Partial Identification in Strategic Deliberation Models	Matt Shum	“Words Get in the Way: The Effect of Deliberation in Collective Decision-Making” (Paper)
2012 – Feb 29	CRES: Dynamic Games with Asymmetric Information: A Framework for Empirical Work	Ariel Pakes	“Dynamic Games with Asymmetric Information: A Framework for Empirical Work” (Paper)
2012 – Feb 29	CRES: Knowing Your Place: Performance Feedback and Oranizational Change in the Best and Worst of Times	Thomas Moliterno	“Knowing Your Place: Performance Feedback and Organizational Change in the Best and Worst of Times” (Paper)
2012 – Feb 16	CRES: Cellular Service Demand: Biased Beliefs, Learning, and Bill Shock	Michael Grubb	“Cellular Service Demand: Biased Beliefs, Learning, and Bill Shock” (Paper)
2012 – Feb 09	CRES: Reputation for a Servant of Two Masters	Heski Bar-Isaac	“Reputation for a Servant of Two Masters” (Paper)
2011 – Dec 08	CRES: Does Management Matter? Evidence From India	Nick Bloom	Does Management Matter? Evidence From India (Presentation)
2011 – Nov 30	CRES: Growth Through Heterogeneous Innovations	William Kerr	“Growth Through Heterogeneous Innovations” (Paper)
2011 – Nov 17	CRES: Evaluating Seasonal Food Security Programs in East Indonesia	Maisy Wong	Evaluating Seasonal Food Security Programs in East Indonesia (Paper)
2011 – Nov 16	CRES: Relatedness and Market Exit	Marvin Lieberman	“Relatedness and Market Exit” (Paper)
2011 – Nov 02	CRES: Betrayal as Market Barrier	Damon Phillips	Betrayal as Market Barrier: Identity-Based Limits to Diversification Among High-Status Corporate Law Firms (Paper)
2011 – Oct 26	CRES: Who I Am and How I Contract	Janet Bercovitz	“Who I Am and How I Contract: The Effect of Contractors’ Roles and Responsibilities on the Evolution of Contract Structure in University-Industry Research Agreements” (Paper)
2011 – Oct 20	CRES: Are Private Markets and Filtering a Viable Source of Low-Income Housing? Estimates from a “Repeat Income Model”	Stuart Rosenthal	“Are Private Markets and Filtering a Viable Source of Low-Income Housing? Estimates from a “Repeat Income Model” (Paper)
2011 – Oct 19	CRES: The Decline of the American Corporate Elite	Mark Mizruchi	The Decline of the American Corporate Elite (Paper)
2011 – Oct 13	CRES: The Impact of Jury Race in Criminal Trials	Patrick Bayer	CRES: The Impact of Jury Race in Criminal Trials
2011 – Oct 12	CRES: Regional Disadvantage? Non-compete Agreements and Brain Drain	Matt Marx	Regional Disadvantage? Non-compete Agreements and Brain Drain (Paper)
2011 – Oct 06	CRES: Identification and Estimation of Voter Preferences	Aureo de Paula	Identification and Estimation of Voter Preferences (Paper)
2011 – Oct 05	CRES: The Effect of Return Migration and Cross-Border Travel on Knowledge Creation in Multinationals	Raj Choudhury	“The Effect of Return Migration and Cross-Border Travel on Knowledge Creation in Multinationals” (Paper)
2011 – Sep 29	CRES: Power to Choose: An Analysis of Consumer Behavior in the Texas Retail Electricity Market	Steven Puller	Power to Choose: Analysis of Consumer Behavior in the Texas Retail Electricity Market (Paper)
2011 – Sep 28	CRES: Knowledge, Delegation, and Coordination: An Empirical Study at U.S. Auto Dealers	Victor Bennett	CRES: Knowledge, Delegation, and Coordination: An Empirical Study at U.S. Auto Dealers
2011 – Sep 22	CRES: Dismantling the Legacy of a Caste: Affirmative Action in Indian Higher Education	Dennis Epple	Dismantling the Legacy of a Caste: Affirmative Action in Indian Higher Education (Paper)
2011 – Sep 15	CRES: How Does Medical Innovation Create Value? Health, Human Capital and the Labor Market	Nick Papageorge	How Does Medical Innovation Create Value? Health, Human Capital and the Labor Market (Paper)
2011 – Sep 14	CRES: CEO Pay, Fat Cats, and Best Athletes	Bruce Kogut	CEO Pay, Fat Cats, and Best Athletes (Paper)
2011 – May 04	Functional Specialization and the Division of Labor in Management	Julie Wulf	Functional Specialization and the Division of Labor in Management
2011 – May 02	On the Rational Choice Theory of Voter Turnout	David Myatt	On the Rational Choice Theory of Voter Turnout (Paper)
2011 – Apr 27	Speaker – Victor Bennett	Victor Bennett	This seminar is rescheduled for September 28, 2011.
2011 – Apr 26	Mediocracy	Andrea Mattozzi	Mediocracy (Paper)
2011 – Apr 21	Discounting in Mortgage Markets	J-F Houde	Discounting in Mortgage Markets (Paper)
2011 – Apr 20	Competing Over Who Your Customers Hire: The Other Talent War	Deepak Somaya	Competing Over Who Your Customers Hire: The Other Talent War (Paper)
2011 – Apr 19	Gradualism in Dynamic Influence Games	Ronny Razin	Gradualism in Dynamic Influence Games (Paper)
2011 – Apr 14	Selective Disclosure of Public Information: Who Needs to Know?	Tracy Lewis	Selective Disclosure of Public Information: Who Needs to Know?(Paper)
2011 – Apr 13	Productivity and Helpfulness: Implications of a New Taxonomy for Star Scientists	Alexander Oettl	Productivity and Helpfulness: Implications of a New Taxonomy for Star Scientists (Paper)
2011 – Apr 12	Relational Contracts and On-the-Job Search	Simon Board	Relational Contracts and On-the-Job Search (Paper)
2011 – Apr 07	Testing for the Role of Prejudice in Emergency Departments Using Bounceback Rates	Hanming Fang	Testing for the Role of Prejudice in Emergency Departments Using Bounceback Rates (Paper)
2011 – Apr 05	Mental Processes and Decision Making	Andrew Postlewaite	Mental Processes and Decision Making (Paper)
2011 – Mar 31	Can Owning a Home Hedge the Risk of Moving?	Todd Sinai	Can Owning a Home Hedge the Risk of Moving? (Paper)
2011 – Mar 29	Attributes	Wojciech Olszewski	Attributes (Paper)
2011 – Mar 24	The Cost of Free Entry: Evidence from Real Estate Agents in Greater Boston	Panle Jia	The Cost of Free Entry: Evidence from Real Estate Agents in Greater Boston (Paper)
2011 – Mar 10	Gasoline Prices, Fuel Economy, and the Energy Paradox	Hunt Allcott	Gasoline Prices, Fuel Economy, and the Energy Paradox
2011 – Mar 03	The Doctor Might See You Now: The Supply Side Effects of Public Health Insurance Expansions	Craig Garthwaite	The Doctor Might See You Now: The Supply Side Effects of Public Health Insurance Expansions (Paper)
2011 – Feb 22	Repeated Games where the Payoffs and Monitoring Structure are Unknown	Yuichi Yamamoto	Repeated Games where the Payoffs and Monitoring Structure are Unknown (Paper)
2011 – Feb 09	Immigration, Wages, and Education: A Labor Market Equilibrium Structural Model	Joan Llull	Immigration, Wages, and Education: A Labor Market Equilibrium Structural Model (Paper)
2011 – Feb 08	CRES: Paper TBA	Aurel Hizmo	Paper forthcomng
2011 – Feb 07	Intrahousehold Preference Heterogeneity, Commitment, and Strategic Savings: Theory and Evidence from Kenya	Simone Schaner	Intrahousehold Preference Heterogeneity, Commitment, and Strategic Savings: Theory and Evidence from Kenya (Paper)
2011 – Feb 03	Random Choice and Learning	Paulo Natenzon	Random Choice and Learning (Paper)
2011 – Feb 01	Contraception’s Role in Dating and Marriage	Andrew Zuppann	Contraception’s Role in Dating and Marriage (Paper)
2011 – Jan 31	Skill Uncertainty, Skill Accumulation, and Occupational Choice	Carl Sanders	Skill Uncertainty, Skill Accumulation, and Occupational Choice (Paper)
2011 – Jan 28	From Pawnshops to Banks: The Impact of Formal Credit on Informal Households	Claudia Ruiz	From Pawnshops to Banks: The Impact of Formal Credit on Informal Households (Paper)
2011 – Jan 27	Dynamic Contracting Under Adverse Selection and Renegotiation	Lucas Maestri	Dynamic Contracting Under Adverse Selection and Renegotiation (Paper)
2011 – Jan 26	Dynamic Agency with Persistent Exogenous Disturbances	Rui Li	Dynamic Agency with Persistent Exogenous Disturbances: Optimal Pay for Luck and Performance in Long Term Delegation (Paper)
2011 – Jan 25	Unattainable Payoffs for Repeated Games of Private Monitoring	Joshua Cherry	Unattainable Payoffs for Repeated Games of Private Monitoring (Paper)
2011 – Jan 24	Expecting Information Informing Expected Utility	Juan Sebastian Lleras	Expecting Information Informing Expected Utility: Identification of Information Partitions, Preferences and Beliefs (Paper forthcoming)
2011 – Jan 19	Kwacha Gonna Do? Experimental Evidence about Labor Supply in Rural Malawi	Jessica Goldberg	Kwacha Gonna Do?  Experimental Evidence about Labor Supply in Rural Malawi (Paper)
2011 – Jan 18	The Political Economy of Moral Conflict: An Empirical Study of Learning and Law Enforcement Under Prohibition	Camilo Garcia-Jimeno	The Political Economy of Moral Conflict: An Empirical Study of Learning and Law Enforcement Under Prohibition (Paper)