Events

Examine how B Corporation certification affects customer satisfaction through both symbolic and substantive mechanisms, addressing longstanding debates.

In this seminar, we study Latvia’s 2018 corporate payout tax, showing firms cut investment, raise payouts, and reduce debt, with long-term profit effects.

Explore a systematic framework to diagnose underlying problems and predict intervention effectiveness ex-ante.

In this seminar, we study mortgage lock-in effects on housing markets and show how policy tools like tax credits can modestly boost mobility and prices.

This seminar explores how sustainability reporting design shapes firms’ contributions to the public good.

Examine how a firm’s stakeholder orientation influences its likelihood of being targeted for an acquisition from two distinct perspectives.

This seminar examines how regional political polarization shapes immigrants’ workplace integration, affecting co-worker relations and employee well-being.

Examine how corporate management designs shareholder voting procedures in ways that shape, and sometimes distort, shareholder consent.

Study a model where banks steward companies to use informational advantages through industry specialization, thus guiding firms towards long-term investments.

Explore design choices regarding algorithmic advice through a principal-agent lens, where an algorithm designer determines the signals a user receives.