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BONuS: Multiple Multivariate Testing with a Data-Adaptive Test Statistic

Chiao-Yu Yang, Lihua Lei, Nhat Ho, William Fithian
July2022

We propose a new adaptive empirical Bayes framework, the Bag-Of-Null-Statistics (BONuS) procedure, for multiple testing where each hypothesis testing problem is itself multivariate or nonparametric. BONuS is an adaptive and interactive knockoff-…

Working Paper

Beyond the Balance Sheet Model of Banking: Implications for Bank Regulation and Monetary Policy

Greg Buchak, Gregor Matvos, Tomasz Piskorski, Amit Seru
July2022

Bank balance sheet lending is commonly viewed as the predominant form of lending. We document and study two margins of adjustment that are usually absent from this view using microdata in the$10 trillion U.S. residential mortgage market. We first…

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Characterization of a 30 µM Pixel Size Clip-Based 3D Printer and Its Enhancement through Dynamic Printing Optimization

Brian J. Lee, Kaiwen Hsiao, Gabriel Lipkowitz, Tim Samuels, Lee Tate, Joseph DeSimone
Additive Manufacturing July2022 Vol. 55

Resolving microscopic and complex 3D polymeric structures while maintaining high print speeds in …

Working Paper

Civil and Ethnic Conflict in Historical Political Economy

Saumitra Jha
July2022

Despite great falls in global poverty, civil and ethnic conflict remains tragically common. In this chapter, I examine the patterns of persistence and change in conflict around the world through the lens of historical political economy. I compare…

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Considering the Role of Second-Order Respect in Individuals? Deference to Dominant Actors

Deborah H. Gruenfeld
Journal of Experimental Social Psychology July2022 Vol. 101

Dominant actors are neither liked nor respected, yet they are reliably deferred to. Extant explanations of why dominant actors are deferred to focus on deferrers’ first-order judgments (i.e., the deferrers’ own private assessment of the dominant…

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Contracting with Controllable Risk

Christopher S. Armstrong, Stephen A. Glaeser, Sterling Huang
The Accounting Review July2022 Vol. 97 Issue 4 Pages 27–50.

We examine how executives’ ability to control their firms’ exposure to risk affects the design of their incentive-compensation contracts. Our natural experimental evidence shows that exchange-traded weather derivatives allow executives to control…

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Designing Advance Market Commitments for New Vaccines

Michael Kremer, Jonathan Levin, Christopher M. Snyder
Management Science July2022 Vol. 68 Issue 7 Pages 4755–5555.

Advance market commitments (AMCs) provide a mechanism to stimulate investment by suppliers of products to low-income countries. In an AMC, donors commit to a fund from which a specified subsidy is paid per unit purchased by low-income countries…

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Financial Regulation in a Quantitative Model of the Modern Banking System

Juliane Begenau, Tim Landvoigt
The Review of Economic Studies July2022 Vol. 89 Issue 4 Pages 1748–1784.

How does the shadow banking system respond to changes in capital regulation of commercial banks? We propose a quantitative general equilibrium model with regulated and unregulated banks to study the unintended consequences of regulation. Tighter…

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Folk Theorem in Repeated Games with Private Monitoring

Takuo Sugaya
The Review of Economic Studies July2022 Vol. 89 Issue 4 Pages 2201–2256.

We show that the folk theorem holds generically for the repeated two-player game with private monitoring if the support of each player’s signal distribution is sufficiently large. Neither cheap talk communication nor public randomization is…

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Managing Difficult Conversations: An Essential Communication Skill for All Professionals and Leaders

Charles G. Prober, William Meehan III, H. Irving Grousbeck
Academic Medicine July2022 Vol. 97 Issue 7 Pages 973–976.

Managing difficult conversations is an important skill to develop and refine for all professionals and future leaders, particularly for those in health care where difficult situations with high stakes are prevalent. The intensity and frequency of…

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I Meant What I Said, and I Said What I Meant?: Organizational Rhetoric Around Social Justice Issues

Xuan Zhao, Angelica Leigh, James T. Carter, McKenzie Preston, Jordan Starck, Mabel Abraham, Arianna M. Beetz, Andrew Carton, Jennifer Eberhardt, Clarissa Gutierrez, MarYam Hamedani, Amrita Maitreyi, Hazel Markus, Benoît Monin, Stacey Sinclair, Rachel Song
Academy of Management Annual Meeting Proceedings July2022 Vol. 2022 Issue 1

From systematic racism to climate change, institutions in contemporary American society are increasingly expected to wake up to and take a stance on major social and political issues that challenge our societal well-being. Yet such communicative…

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Optimal Dynamic Information Acquisition

Weijie Zhong
Econometrica July2022 Vol. 90 Issue 4 Pages 1537–1582.

I study a dynamic model in which a decision-maker (DM) acquires information about the payoffs of different alternatives prior to making a decision. The model’s key feature is the flexibility of information: the DM can choose any dynamic signal…

Journal Article

Persuading Republicans and Democrats to Comply with Mask Wearing: An Intervention Tournament

Michele J. Gelfand, Ren Li, Eftychia Stamkou, Dylan Pieper, Emmy Denison, Jessica Fernandez, Virginia Choi, Jennifer Chatman, Joshua Jackson, Eugen Dimant
Journal of Experimental Social Psychology July2022 Vol. 101

Many people practiced COVID-19-related safety measures in the first year of the pandemic, but Republicans were less likely to engage in behaviors such as wearing masks or face coverings than Democrats, suggesting radical disparities in health…

Journal Article

Price Promotions and “Freemium” App Monetization

Julian Runge, Jonathan Levav, Harikesh S. Nair
Quantitative Marketing and Economics July2022 Vol. 20 Pages 101–139.

The “freemium” model for digital goods involves selling a base version of the product for free, and making premium product features available to users only on payment. The success of the model is predicated on the ability to profitably convert…

Journal Article

Return Expectations of Public Pension Funds

Aleksandar Andonov, Joshua D. Rauh
The Review of Financial Studies July2022 Vol. 35 Issue 8 Pages 3777–3822.

The return expectations of public pension funds are positively related to cross-sectional differences in past performance. This positive relation operates through the expected risk premium, rather than the expected risk-free rate or inflation…

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Taxing Top Incomes in a World of Ideas

Charles I. Jones
Journal of Political Economy July2022

This paper considers top income taxation when (i) new ideas drive economic growth, (ii) the reward for successful innovation is a top income, and (iii) innovation cannot be perfectly targeted by a research subsidy — think about the business…

Journal Article

The Adaptive Hybrid: Innovation with Virtual Work

Michael J. Arena, Glenn R. Carroll, Charles A. O’Reilly, John Golden, Scott Hines
Management and Business Review July2022 Vol. 2

The COVID-19 pandemic has led many organizations to embrace virtual work, with some initial data suggesting that productivity may have increased. But these short-term gains may mask a longer-term threat to the ability of organizations…

Journal Article

What’s Next? Artists’ Music After Grammy Awards

Giacomo Negro, Balázs Kovács, Glenn R. Carroll
American Sociological Review July2022

Do the cultural works artists produce after receiving major awards change in character? As awards lessen the constraints artists typically face, we argue that award winners receive more opportunities, gain more autonomy…

Working Paper

Intermediary Balance Sheets and the Treasury Yield Curve

Wenxin Du, Benjamin Hébert, Wenhao Li
June292022

We document regime change in the U.S. Treasury market post-Global Financial Crisis (GFC): dealers switched from a net short to a net long position in the Treasury market. We first derive bounds on Treasury yields that account for dealer balance…

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Lightspeed Democracy: What web3 Organizations Can Learn from the History of Governance

Andrew B. Hall, Porter Smith
a16z crypto June292022

web3 has created a new laboratory for democratic governance that interweaves civic and corporate governance traditions in a way previously impossible. Public and private incentives are entwined. Projects are open source and for-profit. Public…