The Theme 5 online workshop took place on the 28th and 29th 2020. The recordings of the presented papers can be found below:
Adnan Khan (LSE) presents the paper The Allocation of Authority in Organizations: A Field Experiment with Bureaucrats. The paper was written with Oriana Bandiera (CEPR & LSE) , Michael Best (CEPR & Columbia) and Andrea Prat (CEPR & Columbia). |
Nathan Canen (Houston) presents the paper Political Uncertainty, Market Structure and The Forms of State Capture. The paper was written with with Rafael Ch (NYU) and Leonard Wantchekon (Princeton) |
Monica Martinez-Bravo (CEPR & CEMFI) and Leonard Wantchekon (Princeton) present the paper Political Distortions and Structural Transformation. |
Federico Huneeus (Yale) presents the paper The Effects of Firms' Lobbying on Resource Misallocation. The paper was written with In Song Kim (MIT). |
Noam Yuchtman (LSE) presents the paper Data-intensive Innovation and the State: Evidence from AI Firms in China. The paper was written with Martin Beraja (MIT) and David Yang (Harvard). |
Diana Moreira (UC Davis) presents the paper Civil Service Reform and Bureaucratic Performance: Evidence from the Pendleton Act. The paper was written with Santiago Perez (UC Davis). |
Ernesto Dal Bó (UC Berkeley) presents the paper Information Technology and Government Decentralization: Experimental Evidence from Paraguay. The paper was written with Federico Finan (UC Berkeley), Nicholas Y. Li (Toronto) and Laura Schechter (UW Madison). |
Panel Discussion with Daron Acemoglu (CEPR & MIT) and Rohini Pande (CEPR & Yale) chaired by Ernesto Dal Bó (UC Berkeley). |