Schedule

The first SAFE Exploratory Workshop on Transparency:

Information generation, disclosure, and their effects on the economcy

Organized by Guido Friebel, Andrej Gill, Christian Leuz
Goethe University Frankfurt
By invitation only.




4th October 
9.30 amWelcome coffee and registration
10.00 amRuben Enikolopov (Pompeu Fabra, New Economic School Moscow), Maria Petrova, and Konstantin Sonin
"Do political blogs matter? Corruption in state-controlled companies, blog postings, and DDOS attacks"
Discussant: Devesh Rustagi (Goethe University)
11.00 amBreak
11.15 amAbbie Smith (University of Chicago Booth School of Business), Robert Davidson and Aiyesha Dey
"Executives' Legal Records, Lavish Lifestyles and Insider Trading Activities"
Discussant: Christine Zulehner (University Vienna and Goethe University)
12.15 pmLunch
1.45 pmFranck Portier (Toulouse School of Economics), Paul Beaudry "News Driven Business Cycles: Insights and Challenges"
Discussant: Laura Moretti (Goethe University)
2.45 pmBreak
3.00 pmBrainstorming session animated by Christian Leuz (University of Chicago Booth School of Business)
"Economic consequences and real-effects of transparency regulation"
4.30 pmRichard Holden (University of New South Wales) and Roland Fryer
"Multitasking, Learning, and Incentives: A Cautionary Tale"
Discussant: Alex White (Tsinghua University)
7.00 pmConference Dinner at Allgaiers, Frankfurt



5th October
8.45 amCoffee
9.00 amFanny Camara (Toulouse School of Ecnomics)
"Competition, Information Acquisition and Disclosure: Evidence from Pharmaceutical Industry"
Discussant: Sascha Baghestanian (Goethe University)
10.00 amBreak
10.15 amChristian Laux (WU Wien), Gyöngyi Loranth and Alan Morrison
"Internal Auditing and Capital Structure"
Discussant: Guido Friebel (Goethe University)
11.15 amBreak
11.30 amThomas Mosk (Goethe University Frankfurt)
"Delegation of Authority and Information Manipulation: Evidence from Bank Lending Decisions"
Discussant: Nick Zubanov (Goethe University)
12.30 pmLunch
1.30 pmFlorian Ederer (Yale School of Management), Richard Holden and Margaret Meyer
"Gaming and Strategic Ambiguity in Incentive Provision"
Discussant: Ferdinand von Siemens (Goethe University)
2.30 pmBreak
2.45 pmEugene Soltes (Harvard Business School), (Coauthor TBA)
"Who Consumes Public Disclosure? Evidence from Conference Call Engagement"
Discussant: Martin Götz (Goethe University)
3.45 pmConcluding remarks
4.00 pmAdjourn, possibility for transfer and city/campus tour



Contact and Venue:


Forschungskolleg Humanwissenschaften
Am Wingertsberg
461348 Bad Homburg vor der Höhe


Contact details of organizers:

Guido Friebel: gfriebel[at]wiwi.uni-frankfurt[dot]de
Andrej Gill: gill[at]econ.uni-frankfurt[dot]de



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