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Friday, July 17
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8:30
am
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Coffee and pastries
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9:00
am
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Manuel Adelino,
Duke University
Antoinette Schoar, Massachusetts Institute of
Technology and NBER
Felipe Severino, Dartmouth College
Loan
Originations and Defaults in the Mortgage Crisis: The Role of the Middle
Class
Discussant: Paul S. Willen, Federal Reserve Bank of
Boston and NBER
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10:00
am
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Break
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10:30
am
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Marco Di Maggio,
Columbia University
Amir Kermani, University of California at Berkeley
Sanket A. Korgaonkar,
University of California at Berkeley
Deregulation,
Competition and the Race to the Bottom
Discussant: Gregor Matvos,
University of Chicago and NBER
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11:30
am
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Matthew J. Botsch,
Bowdoin College
Ulrike Malmendier, University of California at
Berkeley and NBER
The
Welfare Consequences of Inflation Experiences -- Evidence from Residential
Mortgage Contracts
Discussant: Jonathan Parker, Massachusetts Institute of Technology and NBER
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12:30
pm
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Lunch
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1:30
pm
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Santosh Anagol, University of Pennsylvania
Vimal Balasubramaniam,
University of Oxford
Tarun Ramadorai,
University of Oxford
The
Effects of Experience on Investor Behavior: Evidence from India's IPO
Lotteries
Discussant: Jonathan Reuter, Boston College and NBER
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2:30
pm
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Joseph S. Briggs, New York Univeristy
David Cesarini, New York University
Erik Lindqvist, Stockholm School of Economics
Robert ֳtling, Stockholm University
Wealth
and Stock Market Participation: Estimating the Causal Effect from Swedish
Lotteries
Discussant: Annette Vissing-Jorgensen, University
of California at Berkeley and NBER
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3:30
pm
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Break
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3:45
pm
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Will S. Dobbie,
Princeton University and NBER
Jae Song, Social Security Administration
The
Impact of Loan Modifications on Repayment, Bankruptcy, and Labor Supply:
Evidence from a Randomized Experiment
Discussant: Tal Gross, Columbia University and NBER
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4:45
pm
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Scott
Schuh, Federal Reserve Bank of Boston
Consumer Payments Survey Redesign (background
paper)
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5:30
pm
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Adjourn
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6:30
pm
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Dinner
at Bambara Restaurant at the Hotel Marlowe
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Saturday, July 18
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8:00
am
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Coffee and pastries
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8:30
am
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Jane Dokko,
Brookings Institution
Geng Li, Federal Reserve Board
Jessica Hayes, Federal Reserve Board
Credit Scores and
Committed Relationships
Discussant: Meta Brown, Federal Reserve Bank of New York
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9:30
am
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Andrew Hertzberg, Columbia
University
Andres Liberman, New York University
Daniel Paravisini, London School of Economics
Adverse
Selection on Maturity: Evidence from On-line Consumer Credit
Discussant: Adair Morse, University of California at Berkeley and NBER
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10:30
am
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Break
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11:00
am
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Sumit Agarwal, National University of Singapore
Souphala Chomsisengphet,
Department of the Treasury
Neale Mahoney, University of Chicago and NBER
Johannes C. Stroebel, New York University and NBER
Do
Banks Pass Through Credit Expansions? The Marginal Profitability of Consumer
Lending During the Great Recession
Discussant: Scott R. Baker, Northwestern University
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12:00
noon
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Lunch
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1:00
pm
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Jeffrey R. Brown, University of Illinois at
Urbana-Champaign and NBER
Alessandro Previtero, University of Western Ontario
Procrastination,
Present-Biased Preferences, and Financial Behaviors
Discussant: James J. Choi, Yale University and NBER
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2:00
pm
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J. Anthony Cookson, University of
Colorado
When
Saving is Gambling
Discussant: Charles Sprenger, University of
California at San Diego
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3:00
pm
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Adjourn
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