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Wednesday, July 26 | |
8:45 am |
Coffee and Pastries
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9:15 am |
Bankruptcy Spillovers
Discussant:
Edward L. Glaeser, Harvard University and NBER |
10:10 am |
Break
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10:25 am |
Do Market Prices Improve the Accuracy of Court Valuations in Chapter 11?
Discussant:
Ian Ayres, Yale University |
11:20 am |
Selling Innovation in Bankruptcy
Discussant:
David Abrams, University of Pennsylvania |
12:15 pm |
Lunch
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1:15 pm |
Effects of Regulatory Capture: Evidence from Patent Examiners
Discussant:
Paul Oyer, Stanford University and NBER |
2:10 pm |
Break
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2:25 pm |
Does “Ban the Box” Help or Hurt Low-Skilled Workers? Statistical Discrimination and Employment Outcomes When Criminal Histories are Hidden
Discussant:
John J. Donohue, Stanford University and NBER |
3:20 pm |
Break
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3:40 pm |
Endogenous Driving Behavior in Veil of Darkness Tests for Racial Profiling
Discussant:
Jeremy D. West, University of California at Santa Cruz |
4:35 pm |
Criminal Discount Factors and Deterrence
Discussant:
Benjamin Hansen, University of Oregon and NBER |
5:30 pm |
Adjourn
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6:00 pm |
Group Dinner at Bambara Restaurant (across the street from the Royal Sonesta Hotel)
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Thursday, July 27 | |
8:15 am |
Coffee and Pastries
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8:55 am |
The Impact of the Voting Rights Act on City Elections and Finances
Discussant:
Mitchell Hoffman, University of California, Santa Barbara and NBER |
9:50 am |
Break
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10:00 am |
A Theory of Crime and Vigilance
Discussant:
Louis Kaplow, Harvard University and NBER |
Joint paper with Crime in Longfellow
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11:00 am |
Using Certainty and Celerity to Deter Crime |
12:00 noon |
Adjourn and Lunch
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