American Law and Economics Association

Thirty-Second Annual Meeting
August 4-5, 2022
All sessions to be held at Columbia Law School
435 West 116th Street
New York, NY 10027
The Association would like to thank the following sponsors
for their support of the 32nd Annual Meeting:

Columbia Law School
Program for Economic Research, Columbia University Department of Economics
School of International & Public Affairs (SIPA), Columbia University
Institute for Social and Economic Research and Policy (ISERP),
Columbia University
Cornerstone Research

American Law and Economics Association 2021-2022
Officers
President: W. Bentley MacLeod, Columbia University
Vice President: Kathryn Zeiler, Boston University
Secretary-Treasurer: James R. Hines, Jr., University of Michigan
Board of Directors
Scott Baker, Washington University in St. Louis
Robert Bartlett, University of California, Berkeley
Lisa Bernstein, University of Chicago
Andrea Cann Chandrasekher, University of California, Davis
Jacob Goldin, Stanford Law School
William H.J. Hubbard, University of Chicago
Murat C. Mungan, George Mason University
Adriana Robertson, University of Chicago
Megan Stevenson, University of Virginia
Alexander Stremitzer, ETH Zurich
Melissa Wasserman, University of Texas, Austin
Albert Yoon, University of Toronto

Editors of the American Law and Economics Review
Scott Baker
J.J. Prescott
Albert H. Choi
Executive Secretary
Karen G. CroccoiProgram Organizers for the 2022 Annual Meeting
Program Committee:
Zohar Goshen (co-Chair)David Schizer (co-Chair)
Talia Gillis
Kathryn Judge
Eric Talley
Area Organizers:
Bocar Ba
Laura Beny
Lisa Bernstein
Stephen Choi
Dan Crane
Jared Ellias
Daniel Epps
Pamela Foohey
Kellen Funk
Mira Ganor
Yehonatan Givati
Ari Glogower
Jacob Goldin
Assaf Hamdani
Bert Huang
William Hubbard
Marcel Kahan
Avery Katz
Ariel Jurow Kleiman
Adi Leibovitch
Petros Mavroidis
Patricia McCoy

Tom Merrill
Conrad Miller
Joshua Mitts
Murat Mungan
Jennifer Nou
Michael Ohlrogge
Chika Okafor
Aurélie Ouss
Gideon Parchomovsky
David Pozen
Gabriel Rauterberg
Barak Richman
Edward Rock
Roberta Romano
Richard Squire
Paul Stephan
Alexander Stremitzer
Kristen Underhill
J H (Rip) Verkerke
Mila Versteeg
Melissa Wassermanii

Thursday, August 4(Author's name in bold indicates person presenting paper)

8:00 – 9:00:

Registration and Continental Breakfast (Jerome Greene Hall, 1st Floor)

9:00 – 10:30:

Session I:

Panel IA:

Administrative and Environmental Law (Room 102A)

Panel Chair: Caroline Cecot
David M. Schizer, “Energy, National Security, and Climate”
Christine Jolls, “The Administrative Procedure Act and the Supreme Court”
Caroline Cecot, “Efficiency and Equity in Regulation”
Panel IB:

Antitrust and Labor (Room 502)

Panel Chair: Amit Zac
Ofer Eldar and Rory Van Loo, “Universal Ownership”
Amit Zac, Carola Casti, Christopher Decker, amd Ariel Ezrachi, “Competition Policy
and the Labour Share”
Panel IC:

Collateral Consequences of Criminal Justice Policies (Room 102B)

Panel Chair: Brittany Street
Bocar Ba, Patrick Bayer, Jonathan Moreno-Medina, and Aurélie Ouss, “Officer
Involved: Media and the Language of Police Killings”
Arpit Gupta, Christopher Hansman, and Evan Riehl, “Community Impacts of Mass
Incarceration”
Keith Finlay, Michael Mueller-Smith, and Brittany Street, “Measuring
Intergenerational Exposure to the U.S. Justice System: Evidence from Longitudinal
Links between Survey and Administrative Data”
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Panel ID:

Constitutional Law and Public Choice: Theory (Room 602)

Panel Chair: Adi Libson
Eyal Zamir and Doron Teichman, “Exponential Growth Bias and the Law: Why do
We Save Too Little, Borrow Too Much, and Fail to React On Time to Deadly
Pandemics and Climate Change?”
Yonathan Arbel and Michael Gilbert, “Contracting for Truth”
Gideon Parchomovsky and Adi Libson, “Entry”

Panel IE:

Dual Class and M&A (Room 101)

Panel Chair: Caley Petrucci
Albert H. Choi, “Pricing Corporate Governance”
Adam B. Badawi, Elisabeth de Fontenay, and Julian Nyarko, “The Value of M&A
Drafting”
Caley Petrucci, “Equal Treatment Agreements: Theory, Evidence & Policy”

Panel IF:

Health Policy (Room 103)

Panel Chair: Christopher Robertson
Paul Eliason, Riley League, Jetson Leder-Luis, Ryan C. McDevitt, and James W.
Roberts, “Ambulance Taxis: The Impact of Regulation and Litigation on Health Care
Fraud”
Itay Ravid and Jonathan Zandberg, “The Future of Roe and the Gender Pay Gap: An
Empirical Assessment”
Wendy Epstein, Christopher Robertson, Hansoo Ko, Kevin Wilson, Matt Lyddon, etal., “Can Moral Framing Drive Insurance Enrollment in the US?”2

Thursday (cont.)
Panel IG: Procedure (Experimental) (Room 105)
Panel Chair: Andreas Engert
Joyce Sadka, Enrique Seira, and Christopher Woodruff, “Information and Lawyer
Quality: Evidence from a Field Experiment in a Mexican Labor Court”
Benjamin Minhao Chen, Alexander Stremitzer, and Kevin Tobia, “Having Your Day
in Robot Court”
Andreas Engert, “Overconfident and Overcautious Lawyers”

10:30 – 11:00:

Coffee Break (Lobby of Jerome Greene Hall)

11:00 – 12:00

Plenary Session/Presidential Address
Altschul Auditorium of SIPA (next door to the Law School)
W. Bentley MacLeod“The Jean Valjean Effect: Inequality and the Rule of Law”
Introduction by Aaron S. Edlin
University of California, Berkeley School of Law andPast President, ALEA (2020-21)
Welcome by Michael Woodford
John Bates Clark Professor of Political Economy
Chair of Economics Department
Columbia University

12:15 – 1:15

Box Lunch – Pickup in Lobby of Jerome Greene Hall
Participants will be directed to one of several indoor/outdoor locations toenjoy their lunch. Please plan to reconvene at 1:30 in Room 103 for theLightning Session.

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Thursday (cont.)
1:30 – 2:15:

Session II: Lightning Session I (open to all participants) (Room 103)

Panel Chair: Eric Talley
Jonathan H. Choi, “Computational Corpus Linguistics”
Thomas J. Brennan and Robin Morgan, “Dynamic Interest Conversion under theCurrent U.S. Income Tax”
Lauren Schechter, “Local Shelter Availability and Intimate Partner Homicides”
Scott Hirst, “Incentivizing Investor Initiation”

2:30 – 4:00:

Session III:

Panel IIIA: Contracts I (Room 602)
Panel Chair: Lee Anne Fennell
Haggai Porat, “Behavior-Based Price Discrimination and Consumer Protection in theAge of Algorithms”
Stefanie Jung, Peter Krebs, and Monika Leszczyńska, “Does it Matter what People Lie
About?”Lee Anne Fennell, “Optional Price Discrimination”

Panel IIIB: ESG I (Room 101)
Panel Chair: Lucian A. Bebchuk
Hajin Kim, “Expecting Corporate Prosociality”
Peter Molk, “Where Nonprofits Incorporate and Why it Matters”
Lucian A. Bebchuk, Kobi Kastiel, and Roberto Tallarita, “Stakeholder Capitalism in
the Time of Covid”

4Thursday (cont.)

Panel IIIC: Gender, Race, and the Corporation (Room 105)
Panel Chair: Jens Frankenreiter
Ido Baum, Dalit Gafni, and Ruthy Lowenstein Lazar, “Gender and Corporate Crime:
Do Women on the Board Reduce Corporate Bad Behavior?”
Alan D. Miller, “Political Speech and the Corporation”
Jens Frankenreiter, Talia Gillis, and Eric Talley, “Sex and Startups”

Panel IIID: Judges and Arbitrators (Room 502)
Panel Chair: Christoph Engel
Nina Varsava, Keith Carlson, Michael A. Livermore, and Daniel N. Rockmore, “The
Gender and Racial Composition of Federal Appellate Panels”
Christoph Engel, “Lucky You: Your Case is Heard by a Seasoned Panel: Panel
Effects in the German Constitutional Court”

Panel IIIE: Privacy, Data, and Intellectual Property (Case Lounge)
Panel Chair: Paul M. Vaaler
Scott Baker and Kevin E. Collins, “Consumer Communication and Trademark
Law”
Lisa Yao Liu and Lior Jacob Strahilevitz, “Cash Substitution and Deferred
Consumption as Data Breach Harms”
Brad N. Greenwood and Paul M. Vaaler, “Do US State Breach Notification Laws
Decrease Firm Data Breaches?”5Thursday (cont.)

Panel IIIF: Regulation of Capital Markets and Organizations (Room 102B)
Panel Chair: Brian D. Feinstein
Carsten Gerner-Beuerle and Lukas Zierahn, “Overreacting Algorithms in Financial
Markets”
Jennifer Arlen and Lewis A. Kornhauser, “Battle for our Souls: A Psychological
Justification for Corporate and Individual Liability for Organizational Misconduct”
Brian D. Feinstein, Peter Conti-Brown and Kaleb Nygaard, “Board Diversity Matters:
An Empirical Assessment of Community Lending at Federal Reserve-Regulated Banks”

Panel IIIG: Securities, Governance, Trading, and Manipulation (Room 102A)
Panel Chair: Merritt B. Fox
Elisabeth de Fontenay and Yaron Nili, “Side Letter Governance”
Yoon-Ho Alex Lee, Lawrence Liu, and Alessandro Romano, “Regulating Shadow
Trading”
Merritt B. Fox, Lawrence R. Glosten, and Sue S. Guan, “Manipulating Citadel”

Panel IIIH: Unilateral Effects (Room 103)
Panel Chair: Ofer Eldar
Ronen Avraham and David Gilo, “Insurance Monopoly and Imperfect Competition
when Insurers Affect Risk”
Louis Kaplow, “Competition Policy in a Simple General Equilibrium Model”
Ofer Eldar and Yaron Nili, and James Pinnington, “Common Ownership Directors”
4:00 – 4:15:

Coffee Break (Lobby of Jerome Greene Hall)

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Thursday (cont.)

4:15 – 5:45:

Session IV:

Panel IVA: Comparative and International Law I (Room 502)
Panel Chair: Eyal Benvenisti
Kevin E. Davis and Alfredo Guerra Guevara, “Legal Disagreement”
Eyal Benvenisti and Amichai Cohen, “Bargaining about War in the Shadow ofInternational Law”

Panel IVB: Consumer Debt: Empirical (Room 102A)
Panel Chair: Maya Shaton
Jared A. Ellias, “Employee Bankruptcy Trauma”
Oren Bar-Gill and Alma Cohen, “How to Communicate the Nudge: A Real-World
Policy Experiment”
Tali Bank, Nimrod Segev, and Maya Shaton, “Relationship Banking and Credit
Scores: Evidence from a Natural Experiment”

Panel IVC: Contracts II (Case Lounge)
Panel Chair: Gabriel Rauterberg
Alan Schwartz and Simone M. Sepe, “Interim Contract Interpretation”
Oren Bar-Gill and Tamar Kricheli-Katz, “Contracts, Duration and Discrimination”
Gabriel Rauterberg, “The Rise of Form Contract: Standard Form Contracting in
England’s First “Corporations

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Thursday (cont.)

Panel IVD: Regulations, Institutions, and Biases (Room 102B)
Panel Chair: Avishalom Tor
Emma Harrington and Hannah Shaffer, “Brokers of Bias in the Criminal System: Do
Prosecutors Compound or Attenuate Racial Disparities in Policing?"
Benjamin Minhao Chen and Brian Libgober, “Do Administrative Procedures Fix
Cognitive Biases?”
Avishalom Tor and Jonathan Klick, “When Should Governments Invest More in
Nudging? Revisiting Benartzi et al. (2017)”

Panel IVE: Settlement (Room 105)
Panel Chair: Shay Lavie
Stephanie Denis, Matthew L. Kozora, Minwen Li, and Jonathan Sokobin, “TheSelection of Claims in Securities Arbitration for Settlement: A Text-Based Analysis”
Amy Farmer and Paul Pecorino, “Proposal Convergence and Settlement under Final
Offer Arbitration”
Shay Lavie and Avraham Tabbach, “Settlements without Negotiation the Promise of
Bargaining Protocols”

Panel IVF: Shareholder Activism and Votes (Room 101)
Panel Chair: Jeffrey N. Gordon
Zohar Goshen amd Reilly S. Steel, “Barbarians Inside the Gates: Raiders, Activists,
and the Risk Of Mistargeting”
Ryan Bubb, Emiliano Catan, and Holger Spamann, “A Functional Analysis of
Shareholder Rights in Mergers”
Jeffrey N. Gordon, “The Rejected Threat of Corporate Vote Suppression: The Riseand Fall of the Anti-Activist Pill”
8Thursday (cont.)

Panel IVG: Tax, Public Finance, Non-Profits, and Inequality I (Room 103)
Panel Chair: Talia Gillis
Zachary D. Liscow and Edward G. Fox, “The Psychology of Taxing Capital Income:Evidence from a Survey Experiment on the Realization Rule”
Chad Angaretis, Brian Galle, Paul R. Organ, and Allen Prohofsky, “Non-Monetary
Sanctions as Tax Enforcement Tools: Evaluating California’s Top 500 Program”
Talia Gillis, Bryce McLaughlin, and Jann Spiess, “On the Fairness of MachineAssisted Human Decisions”

5:45 – 7:00:

Cocktail Reception - Sponsored by Cornerstone Research
Location: Low Memorial Library
535 West 116th Street
New York, NY 10027

7:00:

ALEA Annual Dinner
Low Memorial Library
Welcome Remarks:

Gillian Lester, Dean, Columbia Law School

Incoming President’s Address:

Kathryn Zeiler
Vice President, ALEA

ALEA Fun Run/Walk – Friday Morning
Please join Bentley MacLeod and Kathy Zeiler Friday morning for the Association’s Fun
Run/Walk. We will plan to meet at the entrance to Columbia University (not the Law
School), which is located at 116th and Broadway, at 6:30 a.m. Wear your ALEA tee-shirt!

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8:00 – 8:30:

Registration and Continental Breakfast (Jerome Greene Hall, 1st Floor)

8:30 – 10:00:

Session V:

Panel VA: Antitrust and Competition (Room 103)
Panel Chair: Dan Awrey
C. Scott Hemphill and Abraham L. Wickelgren, “Shorting Your Rival: Negative
Ownership as an Antitrust Remedy”
Michael Dortz and Jeffrey Wagner, “Rising Rivals’ Costs and Right-to-Repair Laws:
Separating the Sheep from the Goats?”
Dan Awrey and Joshua Macey, “The Promise and Perils of Open FinancePanel VB:ESG II (Room 101)

Panel Chair: Kristina Bishop
Saul Levmore, “Least-Cost Altruists and ESGs”
Jonathon Zytnick, “Do Mutual Funds Represent Individual Investors?”
Kristina Bishop, Matthew Jennejohn, and Cree Jones, “Top-Ups and ‘Telephone’”Panel VC: Safety and Incentives (Room 102A)
Panel Chair: Frances Xu Lee
Xinyu Hua and Kathryn E. Spier, “Holding Platforms Liable”
Sarina Taheri, Mohammad H. Rahmati, and David A. Hyman, “The Impact of Large
Financial Incentives on C-Section Rates: Evidence from Iran”
Frances Xu Lee, “Pre- and Post-marketing Information Acquisition and Liability
for Unknowable Risk”

10Friday (cont.)

Panel VD: Privacy and Data (Case Lounge)
Panel Chair: Florencia Marotta-Wurgler
Roy Baharad and Gideon Parchomovsky, “Fair Use and Fair Price”
Christopher Jon Sprigman and Stephan Tontrup, “The Paradox of Privacy
Regulation: How Law Meant To Protect Privacy Can Erode It”
Kevin E. Davis and Florencia Marotta-Wurgler, “Regulatory Spillovers: The Case of
GDPR”

Panel VE:

Property and Liability (Room 502)

Panel Chair: Yair Listokin
David A. Hoffman and Anton Strezhnev, “Longer Trips to Court Cause Evictions”
Yair Listokin and John Morley, “A Nationally Representative Survey of Preferences
for Property Distribution at Death Part 1: Spouses and Partners”

Panel VF:

Public Safety, Community Trust, and Policing (Room 102B)

Panel Chair: Ranae Jabri
Richard T. Boylan, “Should Cities Disband their Police Departments?”
Desmond Ang, Panka Bencsik, Jesse Bruhn, and Ellora Derenoncourt. “Police
Violence Reduces Civilian Cooperation and Engagement with Law Enforcement”
Ranae Jabri, “Algorithmic Policing”

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Friday (cont.)
Panel VG: Tax, Public Finance, Non-Profits, and Inequality II (Room 105)
Panel Chair: Edward Fox
Michael Love, “Where in the World Does Partnership Income Go? Evidence of a
Growing Use of Tax Havens”
James R. Hines Jr., “Evaluating Tax Harmonization”
Edward Fox and Benjamin Pyle, “Who Benefits from Corporate Tax Cuts? Evidence
from Banks and Credit Unions around the TCJA”
10:00 – 10:15:

Coffee Break (Lobby of Jerome Greene Hall)

10:15 – 11:45:

Session VI:

Panel VIA: Contracts III (Room 101)
Panel Chair: Meirav Furth-Matzkin
Oren Bar-Gill, Cass R. Sunstein, and Inbal Talgam-Cohen, “Algorithmic Harm inConsumer Markets”
Dhammika Dharmapala and Nuno Garoupa, “The Law of Restitution for Mistaken
Payments: An Economic Analysis”
Meirav Furth-Matzkin, “Discriminatory Enforcement of Consumer Contracts:
Evidence from the Retail Market”
Panel VIB: Deterrence and Law Enforcement (Room 602)
Panel Chair: Felipe Goncalves
John Eric Humphries, Aurélie Ouss, Kamelia Stavreva, Megan T. Stevenson, andWinnie van Dijk, “Measuring Effects of Conviction and Incarceration on Recidivism
Using Multi-Treatment Judge Designs”
Murat C. Mungan, Erkmen Giray Aslim, and Yijia Lu, “Inmate Assistance Programs:
Toward a Less Punitive and More Effective Criminal Justice System”
Felipe Goncalves and Steven Mello, “Should the Punishment Fit the Crime?
Deterrence and Retribution in Law Enforcement”
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Panel VIC: Efficiency and Justice (Room 502)
Panel Chair: Joshua Macey
Aileen Nielsen, “Empirical Evidence on the Fairness of Medical Data Sales”
Joshua Macey, Dan Awrey, and Jeffrey Zhang, “The Payments Trilemma”

Panel VID: Governance and Finance (Room 103)
Panel Chair: Bernard Black
Assaf Hamdani and Kobi Kastiel, “Superstar Ceos and Corporate Law”
Adriana Z. Robertson, Mikhail Simutin, and Pat Akey, “Noisy Factors in Law”
Bernard Black, Antonio Gledson de Carvalho, Fundacao Getulio, Woochan Kim, andBurcin Yurtoglu, “How Useful are Commercial Corporate Governance Ratings in
Emerging Markets?”

Panel VIE: Judicial Behavior: Ideology (Room 102A)
Panel Chair: Jonathan Remy Nash
Ross M. Stolzenberg and James Lindgren, “Judges as Party Animals: Retirement
Timing by Federal Judges and Party Control of Judicial Appointments”
Adam Chilton, Christopher Cotropria, Kyle Rozema, and David Schwartz, “Political
Ideology and Judicial Administration: Evidence from the COVID-19 Pandemic”
Jonathan Remy Nash, “Measuring Judicial Collegiality through Dissent”

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Friday (cont.)

Panel VIF: Patents (Room 102B)
Panel Chair: Jorge Lemus
Janet Freilich and Sepehr Shahshahani, “Measuring Follow-On Innovation”
James Hicks, “Do Patents Affect VC Investment Decisions?”
Erik Hovenkamp, Jorge Lemus, and John L. Turner, “Technology Adoption andLicensing with Lurking Patentees”

Panel VIG: SPACS and Capital Formation (Room 105)
Panel Chair: Emily Strauss
Sharon Hannes, Adi Libson, and Gideon Parchomovsky, “SPACtivism”
Michael Klausner and Michael Ohlrogge, “The Limits of SPAC Sponsor
Compensation: A Sober Look at Earnouts:
Emily Strauss, “Suing SPACs”

Panel VIH: Standards of Care (Case Lounge)
Panel Chair: Ryan Bubb
Luigi Alberto Franzoni, “Efficient Liability Law when Parties Genuinely Disagree”
Maytal Gilboa, “Biased but Reasonable: Bias Under the Cover of Standard of Care”
Ryan Bubb and Giuseppe Dari-Mattiacci, “Differentiation through Substantive Legal
Uncertainty”

12:00 – 12:45

Box Lunch – Pickup in Lobby of Jerome Greene Hall
Participants will be directed to one of several indoor/outdoor locations toenjoy their lunch. Please plan to reconvene at 1:00 in Room 103 for theLightning Session
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Friday (cont.)

1:00 – 1:45:

Session VII: Lightning Session II (open to all participants) (Room 103)

Panel Chair: Paige Skiba
Andrew K. Jennings, “Disclosure Procedure”
Florian Ederer and Bruno Pellegrino, “A Tale of Two Networks: Common Ownershipand Product Market Rivalry”
Belisa Pang and Katherine Fang, “Parental Obligations in Bankruptcy”

1:45 – 3:15:

Session VIII:

Panel VIIIA: Comparative and International Law II (Case Lounge)
Panel Chair: Shitong Qiao
Yiqin Fu, Yiqing Xu, and Taisu Zhang. “Does Legality Produce Political Legitimacy?
An Experimental Approach”
James Si Zeng, “Protection of Private Enterprises under a Developmental Non-LiberalState: The Case Of China”
Shitong Qiao, “Finance without Law: The Case of China”

Panel VIIIB: Constitutional Law and Judicial Review (Room 502)
Panel Chair: Yutian An
Charles M. Cameron and Jonathan P. Kastellec, “Simulating the Future Ideological
Composition of the Supreme Court”
Yehonatan Givati and Aharon Garber, “Juristocracy and Confidence in Courts”
Yutian An, “The Logic of Authoritarian Judicial Review: How Chinese Courts Handle
Citizens’ Administrative Lawsuits Against the Police”

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Friday (cont.)

Panel VIIIC: Empirical Corporate (Room 102A)
Panel Chair: Aravind Sampath
Manisha Padi, Helen Willis Banga, and Chen Meng, “Mortgage Servicing andHousehold Financial Distress”
Vincent S.J. Buccola, and Greg Nini, “The Loan Market Response to Dropdown andUptier Transactions”
Vishnu K, and Aravind Sampath, “Do Creditor Rights 'Really' Impact Borrowing?
Firm-Level Evidence from India”

Panel VIIID: Employment, Labor Law, and Family Law (Part 105)
Panel Chair: Jamein Cunningham
Eleanor Wilking, “Independent Contractors in Law and in Fact: Evidence from U.S.
Tax Returns”
Scott Jeffrey, “Analyzing Statutory Tests on Employee Misclassification”
Jamein Cunningham and Andrew Goodman-Bacon, “Changes in Family Structure andWelfare Participation since the 1960s: The Role Of Legal Services”

Panel VIIIE: ESG III (Room 103)
Panel Chair: Kobi Kastiel
Roberto Tallarita, “The Limits of Portfolio Primacy”
Michal Barzuza, Quinn Curtis, and David H. Webber, “The Millennial Corporation:
Strong Stakeholders, Weak Managers”
Scott Hirst, Kobi Kastiel, and Tamar Kricheli-Katz, “How Much Do Investors Care
About Social Responsibility?”

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Friday (cont.)

Panel VIIIF: Procedure and Private Information (Room 101)
Panel Chair: Gabriel López-Moctezuma
Ehud Guttel and Adi Leibovitch, “Sanctions and Restitution”
Steven Shavell, “Continuances and Uncertainty in the Course of Adjudication”
Gabriel López-Moctezuma and Benjamin B. Johnson, “Social Learning Behind
Closed Doors: Evidence from Sequential Voting in the US Supreme Court”

Panel VIIIG: Tax, Public Finance, Non-Profits, and Inequality III (Room 102B)
Panel Chair: Alex Raskolnikov
Orli Oren-Kolbinger, “Tax Courts and Macroeconomics”
Thomas J. Brennan and Ethan Yale, “Stock Taxation”
Alex Raskolnikov, “Should Only the Richest Pay More?”

3:30-4:30

Closing Reception (Drapkin Lounge)

4:15 – 6:30:

Junior Scholars Networking Event
The Association welcomes untenured or junior conference participants todrop by the Arts & Crafts Beer Parlor, located at the southeast corner of
Amsterdam and 116th Street, to continue their conversations, forge
collaborations, and enjoy light fare and beverages in an informal, relaxed andinclusive setting. (As a rough guide, we define "junior" to be individuals
within six years of final degree, and "untenured" to have its usual andcustomary meaning per trade usage.)17