CRIW: Measuring Entrepreneurial Businesses

John C. Haltiwanger, Erik Hurst, Javier Miranda, and Antoinette Schoar, Organizers

December 16-17, 2014

Washington, DC

Tuesday, December 16
1	John C. Haltiwanger, University of Maryland and NBER Ron S. Jarmin, U.S. Census Bureau Robert Kulick, NERA Economic Consulting Javier Miranda, Friedrich-Schiller University High Growth Young Firms: Contribution to Job Growth, Revenue Growth and Productivity
2	Scott Stern, Massachusetts Institute of Technology and NBER Jorge Guzman, Columbia University and NBER Nowcasting and Placecasting Entrepreneurial Quality and Performance
3	Christopher Goetz, US Census Bureau Henry R. Hyatt, U.S. Census Bureau Erika McEntarfer, Bureau of Labor Statistics Kristin Sandusky, U.S. Census Bureau New Public Use Data to Study Entrepreneurship from Linked Employer-Employee Data
4	Steven N. Kaplan, University of Chicago and NBER Josh Lerner, Harvard University and NBER Venture Capital Data: Opportunities and Challenges
5	Arthur Kennickell, Stone Center, CUNY Graduate Center Myron L. Kwast, Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Jonathan Pogach, Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Small Businesses and Small Business Finance During the Financial Crisis and the Great Recession: New Evidence From the Survey of Consumer Finances
6	J. David Brown, U.S. Census Bureau John S. Earle, George Mason University Yana Morgulis, University of California at San Diego Job Creation, Small vs. Large vs. Young, and the SBA
7	Erik Hurst, University of Chicago and NBER Benjamin Pugsley, University of Notre Dame Wealth, Tastes, and Entrepreneurial Choice
8	Victor Bennett, Duke University Megan Lawrence, Harvard University Raffaella Sadun, Harvard University and NBER Are Founder CEOs Good Managers?
9	Rebecca Zarutskie, Federal Reserve Board Tiantian Yang, Duke University How Did Young Firms Fare During the Great Recession? Evidence from the Kauffman Firm Survey
10	Sari Kerr, Wellesley College William R. Kerr, Harvard University and NBER Immigrant Entrepreneurship