Conference Agenda

Overview and details of the sessions of this conference. Please select a date or location to show only sessions at that day or location. Please select a single session for detailed view (with abstracts and downloads if available).

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Session Overview
Location: Room 619
Date: Monday, 20/May/2024
8:30am
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9:15am
Track M8-1: Disagreement, beliefs and asset prices
Location: Room 619
Chair: Sean Myers, The Wharton School
Discussant: Ricardo De la O, University of Southern California
 

Dissecting Disagreement in Valuations: Inputs and Outcomes

Paul Decaire1, Denis Sosyura1, Michael Wittry2

1: Arizona State University; 2: Ohio State University

9:30am
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10:15am
Track M8-2: Disagreement, beliefs and asset prices
Location: Room 619
Chair: Sean Myers, The Wharton School
Discussant: Yinan Su, Johns Hopkins University
 

Crash Narratives

Dasol Kim1, Will Goetzmann2, Bob Shiller2

1: Office of Financial Research; 2: Yale University

10:30am
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11:15am
Track M8-3: Disagreement, beliefs and asset prices
Location: Room 619
Chair: Sean Myers, The Wharton School
Discussant: Thummim Cho, Korea University
 

End of an era: The coming long-run slowdown in corporate profit growth and stock returns

Michael Smolyansky

Federal Reserve

11:30am
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12:15pm
Track M8-4: Disagreement, beliefs and asset prices
Location: Room 619
Chair: Sean Myers, The Wharton School
Discussant: Carter Davis, Indiana University
 

The Making of Momentum: A Demand-System Perspective

Paul Huebner

Stockholm School of Economics

1:45pm
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2:30pm
Track M8-5: Disagreement, beliefs and asset prices
Location: Room 619
Chair: Sean Myers, The Wharton School
Discussant: Peter Maxted, UC Berkeley
 

Monetary Policy, Extrapolation Bias, and Misallocation

Yuchen Chen

University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign

2:45pm
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3:30pm
Track M8-6: Disagreement, beliefs and asset prices
Location: Room 619
Chair: Sean Myers, The Wharton School
Discussant: Seula Kim, Princeton University
 

Economic Growth through Diversity in Beliefs

Christian Heyerdahl-Larsen2, Philipp Illeditsch1, Howard Kung3

1: Texas A&M University; 2: BI Oslo; 3: LBS

Date: Tuesday, 21/May/2024
8:30am
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9:15am
Track T2-1: Microstructure
Location: Room 619
Chair: Briana Chang, UW Madison
Discussant: Yajun Wang, Baruch College
 

Anticompetitive Price Referencing

Vincent van Kervel1, Bart Zhou Yueshen2

1: Pontificia universidad católica de Chile; 2: Singapore Management University

9:30am
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10:15am
Track T2-2: Microstructure
Location: Room 619
Chair: Briana Chang, UW Madison
Discussant: Sebastien Plante, UW Madison
 

Dealer Capacity and US Treasury Market Functionality

Darrell Duffie1, Michael Fleming2, Frank Keane2, Claire Nelson3, Or Shachar2, Peter Van Tassel4

1: Stanford University; 2: Federal Reserve Bank of New York; 3: Princeton University; 4: Independent

10:30am
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11:15am
Track T2-3: Microstructure
Location: Room 619
Chair: Briana Chang, UW Madison
Discussant: Dermot Paul Murphy, University of Illinois Chicago
 

What Does Best Execution Look Like?

Thomas Ernst1, Andrey Malenko2, Chester Spatt3, Jian Sun4

1: University of Maryland; 2: Boston College; 3: Carnegie Mellon University; 4: Singapore Management University

11:30am
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12:15pm
Track T2-4: Microstructure
Location: Room 619
Chair: Briana Chang, UW Madison
Discussant: Mao Ye, Cornell University
 

Who Is Minding the Store? Order Routing and Competition in Retail Trade Execution

Xing Huang1, Philippe Jorion2, Mina Lee3, Christopher Schwarz2

1: Washington University in St. Louis; 2: UC Irvine; 3: Federal Reserve Board

1:45pm
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2:30pm
Track T2-5: Microstructure
Location: Room 619
Chair: Briana Chang, UW Madison
Discussant: Ji Hee Yoon, University College London
 

Automated Exchange Economies

Bryan Routledge1, Yikang Shen2, Ariel Zetlin-Jones3

1: Carnegie Mellon University; 2: Carnegie Mellon University; 3: Carnegie Mellon University

2:45pm
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3:30pm
Track T2-6: Microstructure
Location: Room 619
Chair: Briana Chang, UW Madison
Discussant: Kevin Crotty, Rice University
 

Information Intermediaries and the Distorting Effect of Incomplete Data

Sara Easterwood

Virginia Tech

Date: Wednesday, 22/May/2024
8:30am
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9:15am
Track W1-1: Real Estate
Location: Room 619
Chair: Charles Nathanson, Northwestern University
Discussant: Matthijs Korevaar, Erasmus University Rotterdam
 

Racial Differences in the Total Rate of Return on Owner-Occupied Housing

Rebecca Diamond2, William Diamond1

1: Wharton School, University of Pennsylvania; 2: Stanford GSB and NBER

9:30am
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10:15am
Track W1-2: Real Estate
Location: Room 619
Chair: Charles Nathanson, Northwestern University
Discussant: Edward Kim, University of Michigan
 

Price Discrimination and Mortgage Choice

Jamie Coen1, Anil Kashyap2, May Rostom3

1: Imperial College London; 2: University of Chicago Booth School of Business; 3: Bank of England

10:30am
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11:15am
Track W1-3: Real Estate
Location: Room 619
Chair: Charles Nathanson, Northwestern University
Discussant: Sonia Gilbukh, CUNY Baruch College
 

Mortgage Lock-In, Mobility, and Labor Reallocation

Julia Fonseca1, Lu Liu2

1: UIUC; 2: The Wharton School, University of Pennsylvania

11:30am
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12:15pm
Track W1-4: Real Estate
Location: Room 619
Chair: Charles Nathanson, Northwestern University
Discussant: Boaz Abramson, Columbia Business School
 

Frictional and Speculative Vacancies: The Effects of an Empty Homes Tax

Lu Han1, Derek Stacey2, Hong Chen

1: University of Wisconsin at Madison; 2: University of Waterloo

1:45pm
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2:30pm
Track W1-5: Real Estate
Location: Room 619
Chair: Charles Nathanson, Northwestern University
Discussant: Daniel Ringo, Federal Reserve
 

Language Frictions in Consumer Credit

Chao Liu

Northwestern University

2:45pm
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3:30pm
Track W1-6: Real Estate
Location: Room 619
Chair: Charles Nathanson, Northwestern University
Discussant: Jacelly Cespedes, University of Minnesota
 

After the Storm: How Emergency Liquidity Helps Small Businesses Following Natural Disasters

Benjamin Lee Collier1, Sabrina Howell2, Lea Rendell3

1: Fox School of Business, Temple University; 2: Stern School of Business, New York University; 3: University of Maryland


 
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