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MONDAY 4 JULY 2011
PRESIDENTIAL LECTURE
Chairperson: Joseph E.Stiglitz, Columbia University
Session 10:30-11:15
L1 THE FIVE-PHASES OF ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT AND INSTITUTIONAL
EVOLUTION IN CHINA AND JAPAN
The Grand
Auditorium
Masahiko Aoki, Stanford University
FITOUSSI LECTURE
Session Chairperson: Weihe Xie, Tsinghua University 11:15-12:00
The Grand
L2 ECONOMICS AND CHINA'S ECONOMIC RISE Auditorium
Jinglian Wu, China Development Center
ENVIROMENTAL POLICY AND ECONOMY IN
CHINA, THE U.S. AND THE WORLD
Chairperson: Dale W. Jorgenson, Harvard University
ENERGY, THE ENVIRONMENT AND U.S. ECONOMIC GROWTH
Dale W. Jorgenson, Harvard University
Richard J. Goettle, Northeastern University
Mun S. Ho, Resources for the Future
Peter J. Wilcoxen, Syracuse University
Session
13:15-14:45
P3 COMPARING CLIMATE COMMITMENTS: A MODEL-BASED ANALYSIS OF W 121
THE COPENHAGEN ACCORD
Warwick J. McKibbin, Australian National University
Adele Morris, Brookings Institution
Peter J. Wilcoxen, Syracuse University
ECONOMICS OF ENVIRONMENTAL POLICIES IN CHINA
Jing Cao, Tsinghua University
Mun Ho, Resources for the Future
Dale Jorgenspon, Harvard University
ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT
Chairperson: Pranab Bardhan, UC Berkeley
INCENTIVES AND THE DE SOTO EFFECT
Tim Besley, London School of Economics
Maitreech Ghatak, London School of Economics
Session
13:15-14:45
S14 SD 401
Komnrad Burchardi, London School of Economics
Session
13:15-14:45
S14 ETHNICITY AND CONFLICT: AN EMPIRICAL STUDY
Debraj Ray, New York University
SD 401
Joan Esteban, Institut d'An alisi Economica
Laura Mayoral, Institut d'An alisi Economica
FINANCE AND THE POOR: TESTING THEORIES OF FINANCIAL
MANAGEMENT
Dean Karlan, Yake University
EMPIRICAL ECONOMIC MODELS OF DYNAMIC
GAMES AND UNOBSERVED HETEROGENEITY
Chairperson: Han Hong, Stanford University
BAYESIAN ESTIMATION OF A DYNAMIC GAME WITH ENDOGENOUS,
PARTIALLY OBSERVED, SERIALLY CORRELATED STATE
Han Hong, Stanford University
A. Ronald Gallant, Duke University, New York University
Session
Ahmed Khwaja, Yale University 13:15-14:45
S20 SP 302
NONPARAMETRIC IDENTIFICATION OF MULTIVARIATE MIXTURES
Hiroyuki Kasahara, University of British Columbia
Katsumi Shimotsu, Hitotsubashi University
NONPARAMETRIC IDENTIFICATION USING INSTRUMENTAL
VARIABLES:SUFFICIENT CONDITIONS FOR COMPLETENESS
Yingyao Hu, Johns Hopkins University
Ji-Liang Shiu, National Chung-Cheng University
TOWARDS TRANSFROMING SMALL FARMER
AGRICULTURE
Chairperson:Bina Agarwal, University of Delhi
GRAIN PRODUCTION AND FOOD SECURITY IN THE COURSE OF CHINA’S
URBANIZATION
Ling Zhu, Chinese Academy of Social Sciences
A NEGLECTED INSTRUMENT: SUBSISTENCE FARMING FOR FOOD
Session SECURITY IN SUB-SAHARAN AFRICA
15:00-16:15
C3 Alain de Janvry, University of California, Berkeley SP 112
Session
15:00-16:15
C3 Elisabeth Sadoulet, University of California, Berkeley
SP 112
RETHINKING AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTION COLLECTIVITIES: A GROUP
APPROACH TO TRANSFORMING AGRICULTURE IN SOUTH ASIA AND
BEYOND
Bina Agarwal, Institute of Economic Growth, University of Delhi
MEN AND WOMEN FARMERS TRANSFORMING AGRICULTURE IN SUB-
SAHARAN AFRICA
Doss Cheryl, Yale University
INTERNATIONAL TRADE - I
OPTIMAL BORDER TAXES IN DEVELOPING COUNTRIES: ON THE
IMPORTANCE OF A LARGE INFORMAL SECTOR
Knud J. Mun, Université Catholique de Louvain
Session
15:00-16:15
C102 WOULD A FREE TRADE AGREEMENT WITH CHINA HURT UNSKILLED
LABOR IN TAIWAN?
W 503
Chu Ping Lo, National Taiwan University
TAX AVOIDANCE, TAX PREFERENCE AND RE-IMPORTS: THE CASE OF
"REDUNDANT" TRADE
Xuepeng Liu, Kennesaw State University
LABOR MARKETS - I
ROUTINIZATION-BIASED TECHNICAL CHANGE, GLOBALIZATION AND
LABOR MARKET POLARIZATION: DOES THEORY FIT THE FACTS?
Jaewon Jung, RWTH Aachen University
Jean Mercenier, Université Panthéon-Assas (Paris 2)
INTERTEMPORAL SUBSTITUTION AND PREFERENCES OVER HOURS
WORKED PER DAY, DAYS WORKED PER WEEK AND WEEKS WORKED
PER YEAR
Session
Evgenia Dechter, University of New South Wales 15:00-16:15
C107 W 409
FINANCIAL CRISES AND LABOUR MARKET: BEYOND THE OKUN'S LAW
Enrico Marelli, Brescia University
Francesco Bartolucci, University of Perugia
Misbah T. Choudhry, University of Groningen
Marcello Signorelli, University of Perugia
SEGMENTED LABOR MARKETS, AND THE LINKAGES BETWEEN FORMAL
AND INFORMAL SECTORS: A DYNAMIC GENERAL EQUILIBRIUM
ANALYSIS
Sirin Saracoglu, Middle East Technical University
EXPERIMENT - I
ONE STEP AT A TIME: DOES GRADUALISM BUILD COORDINATION?
Maoliang Ye, Harvard University
Samuel Asher, Harvard Universiy
Lorenzo Casaburi, Harvard University
Plamen Nikolov, Harvard University
AN EXPERIMENTAL ANALYSIS OF COLONEL BLOTTO GAMES: DECISION
MAKING UNDER ALTERNATIVE ENVIRONMENTS
Session
Yetkin Çınar, Ankara University 15:00-16:15
C52 Türkmen Göksel, Ankara University SP 319
A FACTOR ANALYSIS OF TRANSACTION COSTS IN TIME PREFERENCE
EXPERIMENTS
Sobei Oda, Kyoto Sangyo University
Ryoko Wada, Keiai University
Hiroyasu Yoneda, Osaka University
CATEGORY PLAN IN CHARITABLE GIVING: AN EXPERIMENTAL ANALYSIS
Jingping Li, National University of Singapore
Yohanes E. Riyanto, Nanyang Technological University
EDUCATION - I
BEING KNOWLEDGEABLE OR SOCIABLE?: DIFFERENCES IN RELATIVE
IMPORTANCE OF COGNITIVE AND NON-COGNITIVE SKILLS
Changhui Kang, Chung-Ang University
Sam-Ho Lee, University of Western Australia
Session
15:00-16:15
C38 EDUCATION, ABILITY AND EARNINGS, 1980S VS. 2000S
Gonzalo Castex, Central Bank of Chile
SD 401
Evgenia Dechter, University of New South Wales
Session
15:00-16:15
C38 SD 401
GROUP VS INDIVIDUAL INCENTIVE FOR LEARNING
Tao Li, Peking University
Li Han, Hong Kong University of Science and Technology
Scott Rozelle, Stanford University
Linxiu Zhang, CCAP
MONETARY POLICY - I
HOW DOES MONETARY POLICY RESPOND TO FINANCIAL STRESS?
Jaromir Baxa, Charles University
Roman Horvath, Charles University
Borek Vasicek, Universitat Autonoma de Barcelona
THE IMPACT OF MONETARY POLICY ON STOCK RETURNS
Shuxia Jiang, University of Xiamen, China
Yawu Zheng, University of Xiamen,China
Session STRATEGIC INTERACTION BETWEEN FISCAL AND MONETARY POLICIES
15:00-17:45
C118 IN AN EXPORT-ORIENTED ECONOMY
SP 302
Sergey Merzlyakov, National Research University Higher School of Economics
BEGGAR-THYSELF OR BEGGAR-THY-NEIGHBOUR? THE WELFARE
EFFECTS OF MONETARY POLICY
Philipp Engler, Freie Universität Berlin
Juha Tervala, University of Turku
THE COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS ON WELFARE EFFECT OF MONETARY
POLICY BETWEEN AMERICA AND CHINA UNDER A DOLLAR STANDARD
Guohua He, Wuhan University
Xinxin Chang, Wuhan University
INTERNATIONAL FINANCE AND CAPITAL
MARKETS
THE FORWARD DISCOUNT PUZZLE: IDENTIFICATION OF ECONOMIC
ASSUMPTIONS
Seongman Moon, Universidad Carlos III de Madrid
Carlos Velasco, Universidad Carlos III de Madrid
Session
15:00-16:15
C101 SP 321
Session
15:00-16:15
C101 HOME BIAS AND INTERNATIONAL PORTFOLIO DYNAMICS REVISITED IN A SP 321
MONETARY OPEN-ECONOMY DSGE MODEL
Changhua Yu, University of British Columbia
CHINESE RESERVES ACCUMULATION AND US MONETARY POLICY: WILL
CHINA GO ON BUYING US FINANCIAL ASSETS?
Luigi Bonatti, University of Trento
Andrea Fracasso, University of Trento
EMERGING ECONOMIES
DOWNWARD WAGE RIGIDITIES AND OTHER FIRMS’ RESPONSES TO AN
ECONOMIC SLOWDOWN IN AN EMERGING ECONOMIC: EVIDENCE FROM
A SURVEY OF COLOMBIAN FIRMS
Ligia Alba Melo B., Colombian Central Bank
Ana María Iregui B, Colombian Central Bank
María Teresa Ramírez G., Colombian Central Bank
Session DECONSTRUCTING THE BRICS
15:00-16:15
C44 Abdul Azeez. Erumban, University of Groningen
Marcel P. Timmer, University of Groningen
W 404
Ilya Voskoboynikov, University of Groningen
Gaaitzen J. de Vries, University of Groningen
Harry X. Wu, Hitotsubashi University
THE RISE OF EME'S FINANCIAL MARKET ARCHITECTURE: CONSTITUTING
NEW ROLES IN THE GLOBAL FINANCIAL GOVERNANCE
Martina Metzger, Berlin Institute for Financial Market Research
Günther Taube, Berlin Institute for Financial Market Research
ENVIRONMENT, GLOBAL WARMING
MARKET DYNAMICS, DYNAMIC RESOURCE MANAGEMENT AND
ENVIRONMENTAL POLICY IN THE CONTEXT OF (STRONG)
SUSTAINABILITY
Torben Klarl, University of Augsburg
Session
15:00-16:15
C45 CAP AND TAX? CAN A COMPLEMENTARY CARBON TAX SYSTEM
W 501
REMEDY THE DISTORTIVE EFFECTS OF EMISSION TRADING?
Janos Varga, European Commission
C45
PUBLIC INFRASTRUCTURE OR EMISSION REDUCTION TECHNOLOGY?
Yingying Lu, Australian National University
SOCIAL SECURITIES & PROTECTION
RUNNING OUT-OF-TIME: LIMITED UNEMPLOYMENT BENEFITS AND WAGE
DISPERSION
S. Nuray Akin, University of Miami
Brennan C. Platt, Brigham Young University
Session
15:00-16:15
C143 SOCIAL SECURITY AND THE RISE IN HEALTH SPENDING: A
MACROECONOMIC ANALYSIS
W 405
Kai Zhao, University of Western Ontario
GLOBALIZATION AND SOCIAL PROTECTION: FRIENDS OR FOE?
Lei Delsen, Radboud University Nijmegen
Jozef Pacolet, Catholic University of Leuven
TRANSITION OF ECONOMIC STRUCTURE (IN
Session CHINESE) 15:00-17:45
Z1 SD 418
RURAL POVERTY IN ASIA AND THE PACIFIC
REGION: SMALLHOLDERS, FOOD PRICES AND
POVERTY
Chairperson: Thomas Elhaut, IFAD
RURAL POVERTY IN ASIA AND THE PACIFIC REGION: SMALLHOLDERS,
FOOD PRICES AND POVERTY
Thomas Elhaut, IFAD
HIGHLIGHTS OF ASIA-PACIFIC RURAL POVERTY” REPORT, 2011/
RAGHAV GAIHA
Ganesh Thapa, International Fund for Agricultural Development (IFAD)
Session
STRUCTURAL TRANSFORMATION AND FOOD SECURITY IN ASIA: SMALL 16:30-17:45
C1 FARMERS, MODERN SUPPLY CHAINS, AND THE CHANGING ROLE OF SP 112
RICE
C. Peter Timmer, Harvard University
16:30-17:45
C1 SP 112
RISK, VULNERABILITY AND POVERTY IN ASIA AND THE PACIFIC REGION
Raghav Gaiha, University of Delhi
OFF FARM EMPLOYMENT, INCOME AND POVERTY REDUCTION IN RURAL
CHINA
Jikun Huang, Chinese Academy of Sciences
Scott Rozelle, Stanford University
FOOD PRICE SURGE AND THE POOR IN ASIA
Kevin Chen, CGIAR
INTERNATIONAL TRADE - II
COMMODITY WINDFALLS, POLARIZATION, AND NET FOREIGN ASSETS:
PANEL DATA EVIDENCE ON THE VORACITY EFFECT
Markus Bruckner, University of Adelaide
Rabah Arezki, International Monetary Fund
CONTRACTUAL VERSUS NON-CONTRACTUAL TRADE: THE ROLE OF
INSTITUTIONS IN CHINA
Session
Robert Feenstra, University of California, Davis 16:30-17:45
C103 Chang Hong, Clark University
Hong Ma, Tsinghua University
W 503
Barbara Spencer, University of British Columbia
RENMINBI DEPRECIATIONS AND CHINA-JAPAN COMMODITY TRADE: DO
MANUFACTURED GOODS SHOW STRONGER SUPPORT FOR THE S-
CURVE?
Mohsen Bahmani-Oskooee, The University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee
Scott W. Hegerty, Canisius College
Jia Xu, St. Mary’s College of Maryland
LABOR MARKETS - II
SPILLOVER EFFECTS OF MINIMUM WAGES: THEORY AND
EXPERIMENTAL EVIDENCE
Marcus Dittrich, Chemnitz University of Technology and CESifo
Andreas Knabe, Free University Berlin and CESifo
Session
Kristina Leipold, Technische Universität Dresden 16:30-17:45
C108 CYCLICALITY OF WAGES AND UNION POWER W 409
Annaïg Morin, Bocconi University
C108 W 409
TRADE AND WAGES: THE ROLE OF INTER-OCCUPATIONAL LABOUR
ADJUSTMENT
Jeanne Tschopp, Université de Lausanne
AUCTION - I
OPTIMAL EXCLUSION: THE VALUE OF AN ADDITIONAL BIDDER
Murali Agastya, University of Sydney
Jingfeng Lu, Monash University
Session AN EFFICIENT AND INCENTIVE COMPATIBLE ASCENDING AUCTION FOR
16:30-17:45
C6 MULTIPLE COMPLEMENTS
Ning Sun, Shanghai University of Finance and Economics
SD 401
Zaifu Yang, University of York
EFFICIENT AND OPTIMAL SELLING MECHANISMS WITH PRIVATE
INFORMATION ACQUISITION COSTS
Jingfeng Lu, Monash University and National University of Singapore
Lixin Ye, The Ohio State University
HISTORY
DISTANCE TO THE TECHNOLOGICAL FRONTIER AND ECONOMIC
DEVELOPMENT
Omer Ozak, Brown University
CHINA CONQUERED OR NOT: TESTING THE DYNASTIC CYCLE
Session HYPOTHESIS
16:30-17:45
C75 Qiang Chen, Shandong University
SP 319
HISTORICAL ACCIDENTS AND RISK-SHARING: PORTUGUESE
SUCCESSFUL SETTLEMENTS IN BRAZIL
Fernando Zanella, UAE University
THE TREATY-PORT SYSTEM BY THE GREAT BRITAIN IN CHINA, 1840-1917:
A MODEL OF TRADE INDUCING INSTITUTIONS
Jian Tang, The Chinese University of Hong Kong
SOVEREIGN DEBT/ WEALTH
SOVEREIGN WEALTH FUNDS INVESTMENT: FROM FIRM-LEVEL TO
PREFERENCES TO NATURAL ENDOWMENTS
Rolando Avendano, Paris School of Economics
Session
16:30-17:45
C144 SP 321
Session
LIQUIDITY AND COUNTERPARTY RISK EFFECTS IN CDS PRICING: AN 16:30-17:45
C144 APPLICATION TO EMERGING MARKETS SOVEREIGN DEBT
Ariel Levy, Technion - Israel Institute of Technology
SP 321
PRICING HAIRCUTS: DO MARKETS PUNISH LOW RECOVERY VALUES IN
SOVEREIGN RESTRUCTURINGS?
Juan J. Cruces, Universidad Torcuato Di Tella
Christoph Trebesch, Free University Berlin and Hertie School of Governance
INDUSTRIAL ORGANIZATION-I
IMPORTED INTERMEDIATE GOODS AND PRODUCT INNOVATION WITH
HETEROGENEOUS FIRMS
Murat Seker, World Bank
Jose Daniel Rodriguez-Delgado, International Monetary Fund
OFFSHORING AND EXPORT PERFORMANCE IN THE EUROPEAN
Session AUTOMOTIVE INDUSTRY
16:30-17:45
C88 Raphael Chiappini, Université Bordeaux IV Montesquieu
W 404
VISIT AND BUY. AN EMPIRICAL ANALYSIS ON TOURISM AND EXPORTS
Anna Maria Pinna, University of Cagliari
COMPANY BRANDS AND NATIONAL BRANDS: HOW REPUTATION
AFFECTS FOREIGN SALES
Dorothee Rouzet, Harvard University
Julia Cage, Harvard University, Paris School of Economics
BANK - I
DETERMINANTS OF STRUCTURED FINANCE ISSUANCE – A CROSS-
COUNTRY COMPARISON
Sebastian A. Schuetz, University of Lueneburg
ORGANIZATIONAL STRUCTURE AND PERFORMANCE IN EUROPEAN
BANKS: A REASSESSMENT
Giovanni Ferri, University of Bari
Panu Kalmi, Aalto University
Session Eeva Kerola, Aalto University
16:30-17:45
C15 W 501
Session
16:30-17:45
C15 DOES BANKING COMPETITION ALLEVIATE OR WORSEN CREDIT
W 501
CONSTRAINTS FACED BY SMALL AND MEDIUM ENTERPRISES?
EVIDENCE FROM CHINA
Terrence Tai-Leung Chong, The Chinese University of Hong Kong
Liping Lu, CentER-Tilburg University
Steven Ongena, CentER-Tilburg University and CEPR
BORROWING COSTS AND PROBABILITY OF DEFAULT: EVIDENCE FROM
JAPANESE BANK LOANS
Mariko Fujii, RCAST, The University of Tokyo
Ryota Takemoto, RCAST, The University of Tokyo
SESSION IN CHINESE - I
CARBON EMISSION OF FOREIGN TRADE OF CHINA’S MANUFACTURING
AND DETERMINANTS: AN EMPIRICAL STUDY
Jingyan Fu, Jinan University
Jie He, University of Sherbrooke
Shanshan Zhang, Jinan University
RMB APPRECIATION, CURRENT ACCOUNT IMBALANCE AND CHINA'S
TECHNOLOGY PROGRESS
Session Xinqiang Guo, Southwestern University of Finance and Economics
16:30-17:45
C148 Junqiang Wang Junbin, Southwestern University of Finance and Economics W 405
CAN EXPORT CREDIT INSURANCE PROMOTE EXPORT? EVIDENCE FROM
FIRM-LEVEL DATA
Wenbin Zhang, Southwestern University of Finance and Economics
Xiaoli Qin, Southwestern University of Finance and Economics
Shihe Fu, Xiamen University
TOTAL FACTOR PRODUCTIVITY, GOVERNMENT INTERVANTION AND
ECONOMIC STRUCTURE CHANGES: THEORETICAL MODEL AND
EMPIRICAL STUDY
Guojin Chen, Xiamen University
Aihuan Xu, Xiamen University
TUESDAY 5 JULY 2011
AGRICULTURE, FOOD SECURITY-INDIA
Session
8:30-9:30
DIETARY TRANSITION IN INDIA: AN ANALYSIS BASED ON NSS DATA FOR
1993 AND 2004
Nidhi Kaicker, Delhi University
Vani S. Kulkarni, Yale University
Session
Raghav Gaiha, Delhi University 8:30-9:30
C12 W 404
INDIA’S PUBLIC DISTRIBUTION SYSTEM: IMPLICATIONS FOR FOOD
SECURITY
Simrit Kaur, Delhi University
FINANCIAL CRISIS AND FOOD SECURITY
Simrit Kaur, Delhi University
INT'L MONETARY & FINANCIAL ARCHITECTURE:
ASIAN PERSPECTIVE
Chairperson: Masahiro Kawai, Asian Development Bank Institute
AN ASEAN PERSPECTIVE ON INTERNATIONAL MONETARY AND
FINANCIAL SYSTEM
Sussangkarn Chalongphob
Session
8:30-10:45
C9 THE REFORM OF THE INTERNATIONAL MONETARY SYSTEM
Stefan Collignon, Scuola Superiore Sant’Anna, Pisa
SP 302
REGIONAL AND GLOBAL FINANCIAL COOPERATION
Jong-Wha Lee, Korea University
INTERNATIONAL MONETARY AND FINANCIAL ARCHITECTURE: A
PERSPECTIVE FROM CHINA
Liqing Zhang, Central University of Finance and Economics
INSURANCE - I
NO STRATEGIC PROVIDER BEHAVIOR DUE TO REPORT CARDS:
EVIDENCE BEFORE PUBLIC RELEASE
Yijuan Chen, Australian National University
Jurgen Meinecke, Australian National University
IS THERE ANY ASYMMETRIC INFORMATION IN A CROSS-SECTIONAL
Session INSURANCE DATA SET? THE IMPACT OF AVERSION TO EFFORT
8:30-9:30
C97 Meriem Zekri Kouki, University of Paris 2
Damien Gaumont, University of Paris 2
W 405
Session
8:30-9:30
C97 W 405
CAN THE LONGEVITY RISK ALLEVIATE THE ANNUITIZATION PUZZLE?
EMPIRICAL EVIDENCE FROM DUTCH DATA
Federica Teppa, De Nederlandsche Bank
OPTIMAL PROVISION OF LOANS AND INSURANCE AGAINST
UNEMPLOYMENT FROM LIFETIME PERSPECTIVE
Joseph E.Stiglitz, Columbia University
Jungyoll Yun, Ewha University
MICROECONOMICS
SIZE OF MARKET INEFFICIENCY:TRADING SYSTEM AND PRICE BUBBLE
Tatsuyoshi Miyakoshi, Osaka University
Yoshihiko Tsukuda, Tohoku University
Junji Shimada, Aoyama-gakuin University
ENVELOPE THEOREMS FOR NON-SMOOTH AND NON-CONCAVE
OPTIMIZATION
Andrew Clausen, University of Pennsylvania
Carlo Strub, University of St. Gallen
Session
8:30-10:45
C115 THE USE OF CONTROL THEORY IN DESIGNING DEMAND DYNAMICS TO W 503
ELIMINATE OSCILLATIONS IN DECENTRALIZED ECONOMIC NETWORKS
Robert Tonita, University of Cambridge
Loannis Lestas, University of Cambridge
VOLUNTARY DISCLOSURE AND HANDICAPPING
Liqun Liu, Texas A&M University
Andrew J. Rettenmaier, Texas A&M University
Thomas R. Saving, Texas A&M University
LEARNABILITY OF HETEROGENEOUS MISSPECIFICATION EQUILIBRIUM
Ryuichi Nakagawa, Kansai University
EDUCATION - II
TRADE AND DIVERGENCE IN EDUCATION SYSTEMS
Pao-Li Chang, Singapore Management University
Fali Huang, Singapore Management University
INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS, MOBILITY AND THE OPTIMAL LEVEL OF
SCREENING
Martin Wimbersky, University of Munich
Session LOVE YOUR GOD WITH ALL YOUR MIGHT: RELIGION AND BARGAINING IN
8:30-10:45
C39 MARRIAGE
Seul-Ki Shin, University of Pennsylvania
SD 401
EDUCATION OR JUST CREATIVITY: WHAT MATTERS MOST FOR
ECONOMIC PERFORMANCE?
Emanuela Marrocu, University of Cagliari, CRENoS
Raffaele Paci, University of Cagliari, CRENoS
WHEN IS THE RIGHT TIME TO SAY GOODBYE? THE INFLUENCE OF
TRACKING ON STUDENTS'S ALLOCATION AND SCHOOL SUCCESS
Daniel Singh, LMU Munich
RURAL ECONOMY
MARKET COMPETITION IN EXPORT CASH CROPS AND FARM INCOME
Nicolas Depetris Chauvin, Universidad de Buenos Aires & OxCarre
Guido Porto, Universidad de la Plata
THE EFFECTS OF MOBILE PHONE INFRASTRUCTURE: EVIDENCE FROM
Session
RURAL PERU 8:30-9:30
C139 Diether W. Beuermann, Inter-American Development Bank
Christopher McKelvey, University of Wisconsin-Madison
SP 319
Carlos Sotelo-Lopez, Fund for Investment in Telecommunications
THE RURAL AREAS IN CHINA: DYNAMIC CHANGES AND NEW
CLASSIFICATION
Roberto Fanfani, University of Bologna
Nica Claudia Calò, University of Bologna
Peng Bin, University of Bologna
PUBLIC FINANCE - POLICY & SUSTAINABILITY I
UNPLEASANT MONETARIST ARITHMETIC AND THE SUSTAINABILITY OF
PUBLIC DEBT
Session
8:30-9:30
C130 SP 320
Sergey Pekarski, National Research University Higher School of Economics
Session
8:30-9:30
C130 JAPANESE GOVERNMENT DEBT AND SUSTAINABILITY OF FISCAL SP 320
POLICY
Takero Doi, Keio University
Takeo Hoshi, University of California, San Diego
Tatsuyoshi Okimoto, Hitotsubashi University
PAYROLL TAX AND HOUSEHOLD CONSUMPTION
Binzhen Wu, Tsinghua University
NORMS & TRUST
MODELING OF PUBLIC TRUST IN BASIC SOCIAL AND POLITICAL
INSTITUTIONS: A COMPARATIVE ECONOMETRIC ANALYSIS
Olga A. Demidova, National Research University Higher School of Economics
COMPLIANCE BY BELIEVING: AN EXPERIMENTAL ANALYSIS OF NORMS
AND IMPARTIAL AGREEMENTS
Marco Faillo, University of Trento
Stefania Ottone, University of Milano Bicocca and Econometica
Session Lorenzo Sacconi, University of Milano Bicocca and Econometica
8:30-10:45
C123 THE EFFECT OF TRUST ON TRADE: WHEN DOES IT NO LONGER SP 321
MATTER?
Shu Yu, University of Groningen
Jakob de Haan, De Nederlandsche Bank, University of Groningen and CESifo,
Munich
Sjoerd Beugelsdijk
THE KNOBE EFFECT IN EXPERIMENTAL ECONOMICS
Sobei Oda, Kyoto Sangyo University
Yan Zhou, Kyoto Sangyo University
TRUST AND TRUSTWORTHINESS IN AN ETHNICALLY DIVERSIFIED
REGION IN CHINA
Yazhen Gong, Renmin University of China
BANKING - INTERNATIONAL
FOREIGN BANKS, CORPORATE STRATEGY AND FINANCIAL STABILITY:
LESSONS FROM THE RIVER PLATE
Michael Brei, EconomiX, Université Paris Ouest
Carlos Winograd, Paris School of Economics
ON THE GEOGRAPHY OF INTERNATIONAL BANKING: THE ROLE OF
Session SPATIAL LAGS 8:30-9:30
C18
W 501
Georgios Fotopoulos, University of Peloponnese, Bank of Greece visiting scholar.
Helen Louri, Bank of Greece, Athens University of Economics and Business
DO MULTINATIONAL BANKS CREATE OR DESTROY ECONOMIC VALUE?
Mohamed Azzim Gulamhussen, Lisbon University Institute
Carlos Pinheiro, Caixa Geral de Depósitos
Alberto Franco Pozzolo, Università del Molise
AUCTION - II
COLLUSIVE COMMUNICATION SCHEMES IN A FIRST-PRICE AUCTION
Helmuts Azacis, Cardiff University
Peter Vida, University of Vienna
AN EXPERIMENTAL STUDY ON MEASURING REGRET IN FIRST-PRICE
SEALED-BID AUCTIONS
Philipp Astor, Forschungszentrum Informatik (FZI)
Session
Marc Adam, Karlsruhe Institute of Technology (KIT) 8:30-10:45
C153 Caroline Jähnig, Universität Göttingen
Stefan Seifert, Karlsruhe Institute of Technology (KIT)
W 409
EXCITEMENT AND TIME PRESSURE IN DUTCH AUCTIONS
Marc Adam, Karlsruhe Institute of Technology (KIT)
Jan Kraemer, Karlsruhe Institute of Technology
Christof Weinhardt, Karlsruhe Institute of Technology (KIT)
ALL-PAY AUCTIONS WITH HANDICAPS
Minoru Kitahara, Tokyo Metropolitan University
Ryo Ogawa, Osaka University
ASIAN ECONOMIES - I
ECONOMIC GROWTH IN ASIA: DETERMINANTS AND PROSPECTS
Jong-Wha Lee, Asian Development Bank and Korea University
Kiseok Hong, Ewha Women’s University
Session THE DETERMINANTS AND LONG-TERM PROJECTIONS OF SAVING RATES
9:45-10:45
C13 IN DEVELOPING ASIA
Charles Yuji Horioka, Osaka University, National Bureau of Economic Research,
W 404
Inc
Akiko Terada-Hagiwara, Asian Development Bank
INCOME CONVERGENCE OF CENTRAL ASIAN TURKIC REPUBLICS: A
PANEL STUDY FOR BETA AND SIGMA CONVERGENCE FOR SIX ASIAN
ECONOMIES
Vedat Yorucu, Eastern Mediterranean University
DEVELOPMENT OF VARIOUS DEVELOPPING
COUNTRIES
Chairperson: Hongbin Li, Tsinghua University
EVALUATING CHINA'S POVERTY ALLEVIATION PROGRAM: A
REGRESSION DISCONTINUITY APPROACH
Hongbin Li, Tsinghua University
Lingsheng Meng, Tsinghua University
DOES INFRASTRUCTURE FACILITATE SOCIAL CAPITAL
Session ACCUMULATION? EVIDENCE FROM NATURAL AND ARTEFACTUAL
FIELD EXPERIMENTS IN SRI LANKA 9:45-10:45
C4 Keitaro Aoyagi, Japan International Cooperation Agency SP 319
Ryuji Kasahara, Japan International Cooperation Agency
Masahiro Shoji, Seijo University
Yasuyuki Sawada, University of Tokyo
EFFECTS OF GEOGRAPHY AND SOCIAL NETWORKS ON DIFFUSION AND
ADOPTION OF AGRICULTURAL TECHNOLOGY: EVIDENCE FROM RURAL
ETHIOPIA
Yasuyuki Todo, The University of Tokyo
Dagne Mojo Yadate, Ethiopian Institute of Agricultural Research
Petr Matous, The University of Tokyo
Ryo Takahashi, The University of Tokyo
EDUCATION, HISTORY
WHY DID UNIVERSITIES PRECEDE PRIMARY SCHOOLS? A POLITICAL
ECONOMY MODEL OF EDUCATIONAL CHANGE
Fali Huang, Singapore Management University
BIG BRICS, WEAK FOUNDATIONS: THE BEGINNING OF PUBLIC
Session ELEMENTARY EDUCATION IN BRAZIL, RUSSIA, INDIA, AND CHINA,
9:45-10:45
C43 1880–1930
Latika Chaudhary, Scripps College
SP 320
Aldo Musacchio, Harvard Business School, NBER
Steven Nafziger, Williams College
Se Yan, Peking University
SLAVERY, EDUCATION, AND INEQUALITY
Graziella Bertocchi, University of Modena, CEPR, IZA
Arcangelo Dimico, University of Nottingham
BANK - II
FINANCIAL CONTAGION AND DEPOSITOR MONITORING
Augusto Hasman, SKEMA Business School
Margarita Samartin, Universidad Carlos III
Jos van Bommel, Universidad Cardenal Herrera
Session
9:45-10:45
C16 BANK COMPETITION, SECURITIZATION AND RISKY INVESTMENT
W 501
Zhe Li, Shanghai University of Finance and Economics
Jianfei Sun, Shanghai Jiaotong University
INVESTMENT BANKING IS UNSTABLE
Chak Wong, The Chinese University of Hong Kong
Leslie Young, The Chinese University of Hong Kong
PUBLIC MANAGEMENT AND FISCAL REFORM (IN
Session
CHINESE) 9:45-12:00
Z2 SD 418
SOCIAL NORMS
Chairperson:Kenneth George Binmore, University College London
THE ORIGIN OF FAIRNESS NORMS
Kenneth George Binmore, University College London
Session
11:00-12:30
S5 NATURALIZING THE SOCIAL CONTRACT W 121
Session
11:00-12:30
S5 Brian Skyrms, University of California, Irvine, Stanford University
W 121
THE ROLE OF SALIENCE IN THE EMERGENCE AND REPRODUCTION OF
NORMS
Robert Sugden, University of East Anglia
FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS & BEHAVIOR
Chairperson: Franklin Allen, University of Pennsylvania
SYSTEMIC RISK AND MACROPRUDENTIAL REGULATION
Franklin Allen, University of Pennsylvania
Elena Carletti, European University Institute
A MODEL OF PRIVATE EQUITY FUND COMPENSATION
Session
11:00-12:30
S10 Wilson Wonho Choi, Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology
Andrew Metrick, Yale School of Management
SD 401
Ayako Yasuda, University of California, Davis
THE INITIAL PUBLIC OFFERING OF THE INDUSTRIAL AND COMMERCIAL
BANK OF CHINA (ICBC)
Franklin Allen, University of Pennsylvania
Jun Qian, Boston College
Mengxin Zhao, University of Alberta
INSTITUTIONS & LABOR MARKETS
Chairperson: Richard Freeman, Harvard University
TRADE UNION MEMBERSHIP AND DISMISSALS
Laszlo Goerke, University of Tuebingen
Markus Pannenberg, University of Applied Sciences Bielefeld
LABOR MARKET ENTRY COHORT EFFECTS OF EARNINGS IN THE
CHINESE URBAN LABOR MARKET
Session
Wei Chi, Tsinghua University 11:00-12:30
S13 Richard Freeman, Harvard University and NBER
Hongbin Li, Tsinghua University
W 409
AN UPDATE OF WAGES AROUND THE WORLD: PAY ACROSS
OCCUPATIONS AND COUNTRIES SINCE THE 1950S
Remco Oostendorp, Amsterdam Institute for International Development
HOW DOES CHINA’S NEW LABOR CONTRACT LAW AFFECT FLOATING
WORKERS?
Xiaoying li, Harvard University
DEVELOPMENTAL FINANCE & STRATEGY
Chairperson: Justin Lin, World Bank
Session
13:30-14:45
P4 Justin Lin , World Bank
Erik Berglof, EBDR
W 121
Changyong Rhee, ADB
INVITED LECTURE
Chairperson: Kausik Basu, Indian Government and Cornell University
Session
THE LURE OF AUTHORITY: MOTIVATION AND INCENTIVE EFFECTS OF 13:30-14:45
L5 POWER
Ernst Fehr, University of Zurich
SD 401
Holger Herz, Zurich University
Tom Wilkening, The University of Melbourne
THE FUTURE OF CORPORATE TAXATION IN A
GLOBAL ECONOMY
Chairperson: Roger Gordon, UCSD
HOW SHOULD INCOME FROM MULTINATIONALS BE TAXED?
Roger H. Gordon, UCSD
Session
13:30-14:45
S8 TAXING MULTINATIONALS IN A WORLD WITH INTERNATIONAL MERGERS
SP 112
AND ACQUISITIONS: SHOULD THE HOME COUNTRY EXEMPT FOREIGN
INCOME?
John Douglas Wilson, Michigan State University
DISCUSSANT
Rosanne Altshuler, Rutgers University
INTERNATIONAL COMPETITIVENESS, BURDEN
SHARING AND EFFICIENCY IN CLIMATE POLICY
Chairperson: Lawrence Goulder, Stanford University
Session
13:30-14:45
S19 W 409
ADDRESSING INTERNATIONAL EMISSIONS LEAKAGE IN CLIMATE
CHANGE POLICY
Session Lawrence Goulder, Stanford University
Marc Hafstead, Stanford University 13:30-14:45
S19 W 409
THE ROLE OF TRADE AND COMPETITIVENESS MEASURE IN CLIMATE
CHANGE POLICY
Alan Fox, U.S. International Trade Commission
Carolyn Fischer, Resources for the Future
TRADE AND PARTICIPATION IN INTERNATIONAL ENVIRONMENTAL
AGREEMENTS
Larry Karp, University of California, Berkeley
PUBLIC FINANCE
OPTIMAL FISCAL POLICY WITH RISK PREMIUM ON LOANS: IS IT PRO-
CYCLICAL IN EMERGING COUNTRIES?
Subrata Sarker, Bank of Canada
DETERMINANTS OF GOVERNMENT EXPENDITURE EFFICIENCY: A CASE
STUDY OF INDONESIAN LOCAL GOVERNMENTS
Yogi Rahmayanti, Osaka University
Session
15:00-17:45
C132 BUDGET MANIPULATION AND VERTICAL FISCAL IMBALANCE
Osvaldo Meloni, Universidad Nacional de Tucuman
SP 321
FISCAL RELATIONS BETWEEN THE CENTRAL AND LOCAL
GOVERNMENTS IN CHINA AND THE CONCEPTS OF “包(PAO) CONTRACT
Yutaka Suzuki, Hosei University
GEOGRAPHICAL ALLOCATION OF BUDGET ADJUSTMENTS UNDER A
DISCRETIONARY EXECUTIVE
Cecilia Rumi, Universidad Nacional de La Plata
Walter Cont, Universidad Nacional de La Plata and FIEL
INTERNATIONAL TRADE - III
REGIONAL TRADE INTEGRATION AND HETEROGENEOUS
MULTINATIONAL FIRMS ENDOGENOUS BOUNDARIES
Xiaoguang Wu, Beijing Foreign Studies University
Wenli Sun, Beijing Foreign Studies University
Session
15:00-16:15
C104 SP 112
Session WELFARE EFFECTS OF IPR POLICY IN A NORTH-SOUTH TRADE MODEL
15:00-16:15
C104 Teodora Borota, Uppsala University
SP 112
INNOVATIONS AND EXPORT PERFORMANCE IN QUALITY LADDER
MODELS
Jorge Chami Batista, Federal University of Rio de Janeiro
Eduardo Correia de Souza, Institutoi de Ensino e Pesquisa
THE ROLE OF PRODUCT VARIETY AND QUALITY AND OF DOMESTIC
SUPPLY IN FOREIGN TRADE
Panayiotis P. Athanasoglou, Bank of Greece
LABOR MARKETS - III
LABOR MARKET CYCLES, UNEMPLOYMENT INSURANCE ELIGIBILITY,
AND MORAL HAZARD
Miquel Faig, University of Toronto
Min Zhang, Shanghai University of Finance and Economics
Session LABOUR TURNOVER AND THE SPATIAL DISTRIBUTION OF
UNEMPLOYMENT. A PANEL DATA ANALYSIS USING EMPLOYMENT 15:00-16:15
C109 REGISTRY DATA
Joanna Tyrowicz, University of Warsaw, National Bank of Poland
W 409
Francesco Pastore, Seconda Universita di Napoli
EMPLOYED UNEMPLOYED? ON SHADOW EMPLOYMENT IN TRANSITION
Joanna Tyrowicz, University of Warsaw, National Bank of Poland, Rimini Centre
for Economic Analysis
Stanislaw Cichocki, University of Warsaw, National Bank of Poland
POLITICAL ECONOMY - I
WHEN ELDERS RULE: IS GERONTOCRACY HARMFUL FOR GROWTH? A
COMPARATIVE STUDY OF SEVEN EUROPEAN COUNTRIES
Lorenzo Carbonari, University of Rome "Tor Vergata", CEIS Tor Vergata and DEI
Vincenzo Atella, University of Rome “Tor Vergata”, CEIS Tor Vergata and CHP-
PCOR Stanford University
Session
15:00-16:15
C125 W 501
Session
LAME DUCKS AND DIVIDED GOVERNMENT: HOW VOTERS CONTROL THE 15:00-16:15
C125 UNACCOUNTABLE
Mark Schelker, University of St. Gallen
W 501
DOES SIMPLE MAJORITY RULE PRODUCE HASTY DECISIONS?
Jimmy Chan, Shanghai School of Finance and Economics
Wing Suen, The University of Hong Kong
ON WEAK MANIPULABILITY OF VOTING RULES
Daniel Karabekyan, NRU Higher School of Economics
Vyacheslav Yakuba, Institute of Control Sciences Russian Academy of Sciences
EXPERIMENT - III
GENDER, COMPETITIVENESS AND SOCIALIZATION AT A YOUNG
AGE:EVIDENCE FROM A MATRILINEAL AND A PATRIARCHAL SOCIETY
Steffen Andersen, Copenhagen Business School
Seda Ertac, Koc University
Uri Gneezy, UC San Diego
John List, University of Chicago
Sandra Maximiano, Purdue University
GENDER AND RISK PROFILES IN GAMBLES WITH LOSS AVERSION:
EVIDENCE FROM AFRICANS, CHINESE, SINGAPOREANS AND
CAUCASIANS
Session Roland K. Cheo, Shangdon University
15:00-16:15
C53 PREFERENCES FOR REDISTRIBUTION IN THE U.S., ITALY, NORWAY: AN
W 404
EXPERIMENTAL STUDY
Gianluca Grimalda, Jaume I University
Francesco Farina, University of Siena
GLOBALIZATION VS SOCIAL CAPITAL AS FACTORS OF CO-OPERATION:
EXPERIMENTAL RESULTS FROM A 6-COUNTRY STUDY
Gianluca Grimalda, Warwick University
Nancy Buchan, South Carolina University
Marilynn Brewer, Ohio State University
Enrique Fatas, Valencia University
Margaret Foddy, Carleton University
Rick Wilson, Rice University
MONETARY POLICY - II
OPTIMAL MONETARY POLICY AND DEFAULT
Sandra Lizarazo, ITAM
Jose-Maria Da-rocha, Universidad de Vigo
Session
15:00-16:15
C120 MONEY, CREDIT AND MONETARY POLICY
Te-Tsun Chang, National Chi Nan University
W 503
Yiting Li, National Taiwan University
OPTIMAL MONETARY POLICY UNDER FINANCIAL SECTOR RISK
Scott Davis; Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas
Kevin X.D. Huang, Vanderbilt University
SOCIAL CAPITAL, NETWORKS - II
SOCIAL CAPITAL EXTERNALITY, RESOURCE MANAGEMENT, AND
GENUINE SAVINGS
Rintaro Yamaguchi, Nomura Research Institute
Kazuhiro Ueta, Kyoto University
Masayuki Sato, Kyoto University
BINARY CHOICE MODELS WITH SOCIAL INTERACTIONS UNDER
HETEROGENEOUS RATIONAL EXPECTATIONS
Lungfei Lee, Ohio State University
Session
Ji Li, Capital One, Richmond, Virginia 15:00-16:15
C141 Xu Lin, Wayne State University W 405
SOCIAL CAPITAL AS AN INSTRUMENT FOR COMMON POOL RESOURCE
MANAGEMENT: A CASE STUDY FROM AN IRRIGATION MANAGEMENT IN
SRI LANKA
Takeshi Aida, University of Tokyo
AN ANALYSIS OF THE EFFECT OF COLLATERAL AND SOCIAL CAPITAL
ON FARMERS’S LOAN AND THE DESIGN OF THE LOAN CONTRACT
Xiangmei Fan, Hunan Normal University
Xiaoyun Zhang, Hunan Normal Univercity
INDUSTRIAL ORGANIZATION - II
FAILURE RISK AND QUALITY MANAGEMENT IN THE CHOICE OF SINGLE
VERSUS MULTIPLE SOURCING
Andrew Yim, Cass Business School, London
DOES FINAL MARKET DEMAND ELASTICITY INFLUENCE THE LOCATION
OF EXPORT PROCESSING? EVIDENCE FROM MULTINATIONAL DECISIONS
IN CHINA
Xuepeng Liu, Kennesaw State University
Session
Mary E. Lovely, Syracuse University 15:00-16:15
C89 Jan I. Ondrich, Syracuse University SP 319
THE MARKET FOR HIGH QUALITY CREDENCE GOODS AND INTERNAL
REGULATION: A “TRUST” PROBLEM FOR DEVELOPING EXPORTERS?
Nadia Cuffaro, University of Cassino
Marina Di Giacinto, University of Cassino
QUALITY DIFFERENTIATION AND TRADE INTERMEDIATION
Heiwai Tang, Tufts University
Yifan Zhang, Lingnan University
FDI - I
FOREIGN DIRECT INVESTMENT AND GROWTH IN OECD COUNTRIES
Keshab Bhattarai, Hull University
Subrata Ghatak, Kingston University
FIRST-WAY FREIGHT COST, FDI DISTRIBUTION AND REGIONAL
ECONOMIC DISPARITIES
Ma Bianjing, Huazhong University of Science and Technology
Session
15:00-16:15
C56 FDI AND GROWTH: WHAT CROSS-COUNTRY INDUSTRY DATA SAY
SD 401
Maria Cipollina, University of Molise
Giorgia Giovannetti, University of Firenze
Filomena Pietrovito, University of Molise
Alberto Franco Pozzolo, Università del Molise
EXPORTS VS. FOREIGN DIRECT INVESTMENTS: EVIDENCE FROM CROSS-
COUNTRY INDUSTRY DATA
Filomena Pietrovito, University of Molise
Alberto Franco Pozzolo, Università del Molise
Luca Salvatici, Univesity RomaTre
DEVELOPMENT
WHY DOESN’T INDIA INDUSTRIALIZE?—A DYNAMIC GENERAL
EQUILIBRIUM APPROACH
Tomoaki Kotera, The University of Tokyo
THE ROLE OF PASSIONATE INDIVIDUALS IN ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT
Roman Zakharenko, International College of Economics and Finance
Session
DETERMINANTS OF THE HOUSEHOLDS’ CHOICE OF DRINKING WATER 15:00-17:45
C35 SOURCE IN CAMEROON
Luc Armand Totouom Fotue, Universite of Yaounde II
SP 320
Diderot Sandjong, National Institute of Statistics
THE EFFECTS OF FOREIGN AID ON THE AFRICA’S ECONOMIC
DEVELOPMENT: AN EVIDENCE FROM KENYA
Mengqi Qiao, University of Leicester
THE EVOLUTIONARY ECONOMIC GEOGRAPHY OF REGIONAL ECONOMIC
DEVELOPMENT IN ASIA
Hans-Peter Brunner, Asian Development Bank
INSTITUTIONAL TRANSITION IN DEVELOPMENT
Session
(IN CHINESE) 15:00-17:45
Z3 SD 418
INTERNATIONAL TRADE - IV
EMPLOYMENT, ENVIRONMENTAL REGULATIONS AND TRADE
Fabien Candau, CATT, UPPA
Anne Musson, CATT, UPPA and LAREFI, Bordeaux IV
INNOVATION, ANTIDUMPING, AND RETALIATION
Kaz Miyagiwa, Emory University
Huasheng Song, Zhejiang University
Session Hylke Vandenbussche, Université Catholique de Louvain
16:30-17:45
C105 QUALITY AND PRICE COMPETITION IN THE U.S. IMPORT MARKET: 1996- SP 112
2008
Jorge Chami Batista, Federal University of Rio de Janeiro
C105
DO PREFERENTIAL TRADE POLICIES (ACTUALLY) INCREASE EXPORTS?
A COMPARISON BETWEEN E.U. AND U.S. TRADE POLICIES
Maria Cipollina, University of Molise
David Laborde, International Food Policy Research Institute
Luca Salvatici, Università degli Studi Roma Tre
LABOR MARKETS - IV
WHAT'S THE MARGINAL VALUE OF MY PEERS? EMPIRICAL
INVESTIGATION OF THE SHAPE OF PEER EFFECTS IN THE SOUTH
AFRICAN LABOUR MARKET
Yannick Bourquin, Université Paris 1
Gaëlle Ferrant, Université Paris 1
Session
16:30-17:45
C110 WHAT DISTINGUISHES ENTREPRENEURS? EVIDENCE ON THE MOTIVES
FOR SELF-EMPLOYMENT
W 409
Joanna Tyrowicz, University of Warsaw, National Bank of Poland
LABOUR MARKET RACIAL DISCRIMINATION IN SOUTH AFRICA REVISITED
Joanna Tyrowicz, University of Warsaw, National Bank of Poland
Maciej Szelewicki, University of Warsaw
POLITICAL ECONOMY - II
DO "PAPIVORES" INFLUENCE POLITICS? THEORY AND EVIDENCE FROM
LOCAL MEDIA CONCENTRATION IN FRANCE SINCE 1945
Julia Cage, Harvard University
Francois Keslair, Paris School of Economics
THE POLITICAL ECONOMY OF LINGUISTIC CLEAVAGES
Session Klaus Desmet, Universidad Carlos III
16:30-17:45
C127 Lgnacio Ortuno-Ortin, Universidad CarlosIII
Romain Wacziarg, UCLA
W 501
FREE TRADE AGREEMENTS AND THE CONSOLIDATION OF DEMOCRACY
Xuepeng Liu, Kennesaw State University
Emanuel Ornelas, London School of Economics
PRIVATE INTEREST BASED MULTILATERAL LOANS
Julien Reynaud, University of Paris I
Julien Vauday, Université Paris 13
ENVIRONMENT, GLOBAL WARMING - III
TRANSBOUNDARY POLLUTION AND ABATEMENT(II): THE DYNAMICS AND
BALANCED GROWTH PATH
Luisito Bertinelli, CREA, University of Luxembourg
Carmen Camacho, FNRS, Catholic University of Louvain
Benteng Zou, CREA, University of Luxembourg
Session
16:30-17:45
C47 CONTROLLING CLIMATE CHANGE: A TIME TO REVISIT INDIA’S
AGRICULTURAL POLICY
W 404
Nilabja Ghosh, Institute of Economic Growth
M. Rajeshwor, Institute of Economic Growth
STRATEGIC ENVIRONMENTAL POLICY WITH INTRA-INDUSTRY TRADE
AND TRANSBOUNDARY POLLUTION
Harvey E. Lapan, Iowa State University
Shiva Sikdar, Yonsei University
MONETARY POLICY - III
MONETARY POLICY INDUCED FORWARD PREMIUM BIAS: A
MICROSTRUCTURE APPROACH IN A GLOBAL COORDINATION GAME
Adriana Ponta, Universidade Federal Fluminense
Session ROBUST MONETARY POLICY IN THE MICRO-FOUNDED TWO-COUNTRY
MODEL OF THE CURRENCY UNION 16:30-17:45
C122 W 503
Olga Kuznetsova, National Research University Higher School of Economics
ARE CAPITAL CONTROLS AND CENTRAL BANK INTERVENTION
EFFECTIVE?
Hernan Rincon, Banco de la Republica
Jorge Toro, Banco de la Republica
GAMES - I
INTERIM PARTIALLY CORRELATED RATIONALIZABILITY
Qianfeng Tang, Shanghai University of Finance and Economics
WHEN CAN FORGETFULNESS MAKE US BETTER OFF?
Session
16:30-17:45
C67 W 405
Session Jie Zheng, Washington University in St. Louis
16:30-17:45
C67 EVASION, CORRUPTION AND INCENTIVE STRATEGIES
W 405
Roy Cerqueti, University of Macerata
Raffaella Coppier, University of Macerata
REFLEXIVE EXPECTATION FORMATION
Timo Ehrig, Max Planck Institute for Mathematics in the Sciences
Juergen Jost, Max Planck Institute for Mathematics in the Sciences
INDUSTRIAL ORGANIZATION - III
A THEORY OF MARKUP PRICING
Seong-Hoon Kim, University of St Andrews
OPTIMAL PRODUCT DIFFERENTIATION IN A CIRCULAR MODEL
Qiang Gong, Peking University
Qihong Liu, University of Oklahoma
Session
Yi Zhang, University of Wiscousin 16:30-17:45
C90 SP 319
CONTRACTING WITH HETEROGENEOUS QUASI-HYPERBOLIC AGENTS:
INVESTMENT GOOD PRICING UNDER ASYMMETRIC INFORMATION
Jianye Yan, Toulouse School of Economics
MULTIPRODUCT PRICE DISCRIMINATION WITH TWO-PART TARIFFS
Ming Gao, Tsinghua University
FDI - II
FOREIGN OWNERSHIP, MULTINATIONAL STATUS AND FIRM EXIT IN ITALY
Session Anna Ferragina, University of Salerno
16:30-17:45
C59 Rosanna Pittiglio, II University of Naples
Filippo Reganati, University of Rome "La Sapienza"
SD 401
PRODUCTIVITY AND TIMING OF FOREIGN DIRECT INVESTMENT:
EVIDENCE BASED ON KOREAN DIRECT INVESTMENT IN CHINA
Sangho Kim, Honam University
WEDNESDAY 6 JULY 2011
ASIAN ECONOMIES - II
REGIONAL INTEGRATION AND TRADE: BILATERALISM OR
MULTILATERALISM IN THE EAST ASIA PACIFIC REGION?
Marie M Stack, Nottingham Trent University
Jinmin Wang, Nottingham Trent University
Session
8:30-9:30
C14 FOREING AID, POLITICS AND ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT IN NEPAL
SP 302
Kishor Sharma, Charles Sturt University
ASSESSING THE BARRIERS TO TRADE IN SERVICES IN SOUTH ASIA
Arindam Banik, International Management Institute
INSURANCE - II
SEARCH, MORAL HAZARD, AND EQUILIBRIUM PRICE DISPERSION
S. Nuray Akin, University of Miami
Brennan C. Platt, Brigham Young University
Session
PAST CLAIMS AND ASYMMETRY OF INFORMATION: AN APPLICATION TO 8:30-9:30
C99 THE FRENCH AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE MARKET
Meriem Zekri Kouki, University of Paris 2
W 404
Michel Grun-Réhomme, University of Paris 2
Olga A. Vasechko, Research Institute of Statistics-Ukraine
OPTIMALITY AND EQUILIBRIUM IN A COMPETITIVE INSURANCE MARKET
UNDER ADVERSE SELECTION AND MORAL HAZARD
Joseph E.Stiglitz, Columbia University
Jungyoll Yun, Ewha University
FINANCE
IS IT SO BAD THAT WE CANNOT RECOGNIZE BLACK SWANS?
Fuad Aleskerov, National Research University Higher School of Economics
Session Liudmila Egorova, National Research University Higher School of Economics
8:30-9:30
C62 W 405
Session
8:30-9:30
C62 W 405
LIQUIDATION VALUES, DEBT ENFORCEMENT AND ECONOMIC ACTIVITY
Mathieu Grobéty, University of Lausanne
THE MINSKY MOMENT: DO FINANCIAL SHOCKS MATTER?
Fabio Fornari, European Central Bank
Livio Stracca, European Central Bank
INVESTMENT
ASYMMETRIC EFFECTS OF THE FINANCIAL CRISIS: SECTORAL ANALYSIS
OF FIRMS’ INVESTMENT DECISIONS.
Vadim Khramov, IMF, UCLA
Megan Clifford, The RAND Corporation
OPTIMALLY DELAYED INVESTMENT AND THE TERM STRUCTURE OF
FACTOR PRICES
Dirk Paulsen, University of Cologne
Session
8:30-10:45
C106 ARE COMMODITIES A GOOD HEDGE AGAINST INFLATION? A
COMPARATIVE APPROACH
W 409
Laura Spierdijk, University of Groningen
Zaghum Umar, University of Groningen
DEBT STRUCTURE AND INVESTMENT DECISIONS UNDER UNCERTAINTY
Yuan Tian, Ryukoku University
INVESTMENT AND CAPITAL REALLOCATION
Wei Cui, Princeton University
MONETARY POLICY - IV
QUANTITATIVE AND CREDIT EASING POLICIES AT THE ZERO LOWER
BOUND ON THE NOMINAL INTEREST RATE
Meixing Dai, BETA, University of Strasbourg
Session MARKETS FOR INFLATION LINKED DERIVATIVES AS MECHANISMS FOR
8:30-9:30
C121 BETTER MONETARY POLICY
Christian-Oliver Ewald, University of St.Andrews, University of Sydney
W 503
Session
8:30-9:30
C121 W 503
MANAGEMENT OF INFLATION AND THE ROLE OF GOVERNNANCE:
EVIDENCE FROM POOLED, CROSS-COUNTRY AND PANEL DATA
ANALYSES
Brajamohan Misra, Reserve Bank of India
Sarat Dhal, Reserve Bank of India
GAMES - II
BEHAVIORAL HEURISTICS AND MARKET PATTERNS IN A BERTRAND-
EDGEWORTH GAME
Daniel Heymann, Universidad de San Andrés, Universidad de Buenos Aires
Session
Enrique Kawamura, Universidad de San Andrés 8:30-9:30
C68 Roberto Perazzo, Instituto Tecnológico de Buenos Aires y Universidad de San
Andrés
SP 320
Martín G. Zimmermann, Universidad de San Andrés
LEARNING AND STRATEGIC SIGNALING IN DYNAMIC AGENDA CONTROL
Jidong Chen, Princeton University
FAMILY, MARRIAGE
THE LONG-TERM CONSEQUENCES OF FAMILY CLASS ORIGINS IN URBAN
CHINA
Shun Wang, University of British Columbia
HETEROGENEOUS AGING PARENTS AND INTERGENERATIONAL
TRANSFERS IN JAPAN
Taizo Motonishi, Kansai University
Session PRIVATIZATION IN THE JAPANESE CHILD CARE MARKET: A MIXED
8:30-10:45
C54 DUOPOLY APPROACH
Masuyuki Nishijima, Yokohama City University
SP 321
DIVORCE, ABORTION, AND SEX-RATIO AT BIRTH: THE EFFECT OF THE
AMENDED DIVORCE LAW IN CHINA
Ang Sun, Brown University
HOW INTERGENERATIONAL STATUS TRANSMISSION AFFECTS MARITAL
SORTING: EVIDENCE FROM CHINA
Tao Li, Peking University
Li Han, Hong Kong University of Science and Technology
Yaohui Zhao, Peking University
FDI - III
FDI SPILLOVERS IN CHINA
Natasha Agarwal, University of Nottingham
Chris Milner, University of Nottingham
DOMESTIC EXPORT ACTIVITY AND FDI SPILLOVERS. EVIDENCE FROM
Session POLISH FIRM-LEVEL DATA.
8:30-9:30
C57 Jan Hagemejer, University of Warsaw, National Bank of Poland
Andrzej Cieslik, University of Warsaw
SD 401
HOW MUCH DO TECHNOLOGICAL GAP, FIRM SIZE, AND REGIONAL
CHARACTERISTICS MATTER FOR SPILLOVERS?
Cesare Imbriani, Sapienza, University of Rome
Rosanna Pittiglio, II University of Naples
Filippo Reganati, Sapienza, University of Rome
Edgardo Sica, University of Foggia
TAXATION
CAN RAISING DEDUCTIONS OF INDIVIDUAL INCOME TAX STIMULATE
CONSUMPTION? THE CASE IN CHINA
Xin Wang, Tsinghua University
Binzhen Wu, Tsinghua University
OPTIMAL CAPITAL INCOME TAXATION WITH MEANS-TESTED BENEFITS
Cagri Seda Kumru, The Australian National University
John Piggott, The University of New South Wales
Session
8:30-10:45
C145 SAVINGS, INEQUALITY AND AUTOMATIC STABILIZATION
Michal Horvath, University of Oxford
SP 112
Charles Nolan, University of Glasgow
MACROECONOMIC EFFECTS OF ALTERNATIVE TAX POLICIES DURING
FINANCIAL CRISES
Inci Gumus, Sabanci University
INVESTMENT AND FINANCING STRATEGY OF A MULTINATIONAL
ENTREPRISE UNDER ALTERNATIVE TAX DESIGNS
Marcel Gerard, FUCaM, Université Catholique de Louvain
Savina Princen, LSM, Université Catholique de Louvain
FOOD SECURITY IN TIMES OF PRICE SURGES
AND CLIMATE CHANGE
Chairperson: Bina Agarwal, University of Delhi
FOOD SECURITY IN TIMES OF PRICE SURGES AND CLIMATE CHANGE
WITH A PRESENTATION ON "FOOD MARKET VOLATILITY AND THE POOR:
CAUSES AND SOLUTIONS"
Joachim von Braun, University of Bonn
Session 9:45-10:45
C2 IMPACT OF CLIMATE CHANGE ON AGRICULTURE AND GLOBAL FOOD SP 302
SECURITY
Mark W. Rosegrant, International Food Policy Research Institute (IFPRI)
SUPPLY RESPONSES OF FARMERS TO CHANGES IN FOOD PRICES
Raghav Gaiha, University of Delhi
Katsushi S. Imai, University fo Manchester
Ganesh Thapa, International Fund for Agricultural Development
Abdilahi Ali, University of Manchester
EDUCATION - IV, CHINA
EDUCATION AND INCOME IN CHINA: EVIDENCE FROM THE 1986
MANDATORY EDUCATION LAW
Hai Fang, University of Colorado
Karen Eggleston, Stanford University
John Rizzo, State University of New York
Scott Rozelle, Stanford University
Richard Zeckhauser, Harvard University
Session
9:45-10:45
C41 THE EFFECTS OF COLLEGE ENROLLMENT EXPANSION ON
EDUCATIONAL INEQUALITY: CHINESE EVIDENCE
SP 319
Wenlan Luo, Tsinghua University
Binzhen Wu, Tsinghua University
COLLEGE ADMISSION MECHANISMS AND MATCHING QUALITY: AN
EMPIRICAL STUDY ON CHINA’S COLLEGE ENTRANCE EXAMINATION
SYSTEM
Binzhen Wu, Tsinghua University
Xiaohan Zhong, Tsinghua University
ESTIMATION, INFERENCE IN PARTIALLY
IDENTIFIED MODELS
Chairperson: Yuanyuan Wan, Pennsylvania State Univeristy
AN INTEGRATION BASED APPROACH TO MOMENT INEQUALITY MODELS
Yuanyuan Wan, The Pennsylvania State University
Session
9:45-10:45
C10 ASYMPTOTICALLY EFFICIENT ESTIMATION OF MODELS DEFINED BY W 404
CONVEX MOMENT INEQUALITIES
Hiroaki Kaido, Boston University
Andres Santos, UC San Diego
AVERAGED INSTRUMENTAL VARIABLES ESTIMATOR
Yoonseok Lee, University of Michigan
Yu Zhou, University of Michigan
MACROECONOMICS - I
A COMPARISON OF THE EFFECTS OF OIL PRICE SHOCKS ON JAPAN AND
US
Hongzhi Tian, Osaka Prefecture University
MONEY DEMAND AND THE ROLE OF MONETARY INDICATORS IN
Session
FORECASTING EURO AREA INFLATION
C113 Christian Dreger, DIW Berlin
Juergen Wolters, Free University of Berlin
9:45-10:45
W 405
INFLATION UNCERTAINTY REVISITED: DO DIFFERENT MEASURES
DISAGREE?
Christian Grimme, University of Munich
Steffen Henzel, University of Munich
Elisabeth Wieland, University of Munich
POLITICAL ECONOMY - III
THE COEVOLUTION OF ECONOMIC AND POLITICAL DEVELOPMENT FROM
MONARCHY TO DEMOCRACY
Fali Huang, Singapore Management University
Session MECHANISMS FOR CORRUPTION SUPPRESSION
9:45-10:45
C126 W 503
Session
9:45-10:45
C126 Alexander Vasin, Lomonosov Moscow State University
Pavel Nikolaev, Lomonosov Moscow State University
W 503
Anton Urazov, Lomonosov Moscow State University
THE COSTS AND BENEFITS OF AUTOCRACY
Jiahua Che, Chinese University of Hong Kong
Kim Sau Chung, University of Minnesota
Xue Qiao, Tsinghua University
CHINESE ECONOMY - I
FURTHER EVIDENCE ON THE STATIONARITY OF CHINA'S
MACROECONOMIC SERIES
Session
Qing Han, Shandong University 9:45-10:45
C21 EXPLAINING THE AGGREGATE SAVING BEHAVIOR OF CHINA
SP 320
Xinhua Gu, University of Macau
Pui Sun Tam, University of Macau
Bihong Huang, University of Macau
FDI - IV
INFRASTRUCTURE AND THE LOCATION OF FOREIGN DIRECT
INVESTMENT A REGIONAL ANALYSIS
Paulo Regis, Xi'an Jiaotong-Liverpool University
Session
9:45-10:45
C58 Daniel Saslavsky, Centro de Implementación de Políticas la Equidad y Desarrollo
Lucio Castro, Centro de Implementación de Políticas parapara la Equidad y
Desarrollo
SD 401
DYNAMIC TAX/INFRASTRUCTURE COMPETITION: THE SURVIVAL OF
SMALL STATES
Yutao Han, CREA, University of Luxembourg
Patrice Pieretti, University of Luxembourg
Benteng Zou, University of Luxembourg
Session SOCIAL SECURITY (IN CHINESE) 9:45-12:00
Z4 SD 418
ECONOMIC PERFORMANCE OF CIVILIZATION
Chairperson: Avner Greif, Stanford University
Co-Chairperson: Timur Kuran, Duke University
RISK, INSTITUTIONS AND GROWTH: WHY ENGLAND AND NOT CHINA?
Avner Greif, Stanford University
Murat Iyigun, University of Colorado
POLITICAL CONSEQUENCES OF THE MIDDLE EAST’S ISLAMIC ECONOMIC
Session LEGACY
11:00-12:30
S1 Timur Kuran, Duke University
ROCK, SCISSORS, PAPER: THE PROBLEM OF INCENTIVES AND
SD 401
INFORMATION IN TRADITIONAL CHINESE STATE AND THE ORIGIN OF
GREAT DIVERGENCE
Debin Ma, London School of Economics
DEVELOPMENT 'PATHS' AND 'CIVILIZATION' IN AFRICA AND ASIA:
REFLECTIONS ON STRATEGIES FOR INTEGRATING CULTURAL AND
MATERIAL EXPLANATIONS OF DIFFERENTIAL LONG-TERM ECONOMIC
PERFORMANCE
Gareth Austin, Graduate Institute of International and Development Studies
INCOME AND WEALTH INEQUALITY IN THE 21ST
CENTURY
Chairperson: Thomas Piketty, Paris School of Economics
WILL 21C CAPITALISM BE AS UNEQUAL AS 19C CAPITALISM?
Thomas Piketty, Paris School of Economics
Session
THE MISSING WEALTH OF NATIONS: ARE EUROPE AND THE U.S. NET 11:00-12:30
S3 CREDITORS OR NET DEBTORS? W 409
Gabriel Zucman, Paris School of Economics
THE LEVEL AND DISTRIBUTION OF GLOBAL HOUSEHOLD WEALTH, 2000-
2010
James B. Davies, University of Western Ontario
Rodrigo Lluberas, Royal Holloway College, London
Anthony Shorrocks, Global Economic Perspectives
MACRO ECONOMIC THEORY AND POLICY:
FINANCIAL FRICTIONS AND AGGREGATE
ECONOMIC ACTIVITY
Chairperson: Nobuhiro Kiyotaki, Princeton University
Session
11:00-12:30
S6 W 121
Session FINANCIAL DEEPENING AND INTERNATIONAL LIQUIDITY
Nobuhiro Kiyotaki, Princeton University 11:00-12:30
S6 W 121
CREDIT RISK AND BUSINESS CYCLE DYNAMICS
Simon Gilchris, Boston University
LIQUIDITY, ASSETS AND BUSINESS CYCLES
Shouyong Shi, University of Toronto, China Economics and Mangement Academy
GENDER, THE CARE ECONOMY & PUBLIC POLICY
Chairperson: Bina Agarwal, University of Delhi
THE MARKETISATION OF CARE: RATIONALES AND CONSEQUENCES IN
AUSTRALIA, SWEDEN AND THE UK
Deborah Brennan, University of New South Wales
Bettina Cass, University of New South Wales
Susan Himmelweit, Open University
Marta Szebehely, Stockholm University
Session
11:00-12:30
S22 THE INTERLINK OF CARE POLICY AND WOMEN’S LABOUR MARKET
PARTICIPATION: THE CASE OF CHILD AND ELDERLY CARE IN JAPAN
SP 112
Aya Abe, National Institute of Population and Social Security Research
CHINESE WOMEN’S PAID WORK AND UNPAID CARE RESPONSIBILITIES
UNDER ECONOMIC REFORM
Xiao-yuan Dong, University of Winnipeg
Sarah Cook, UNRISD, Geneva
CARE WORK AND PUBLIC POLICY: BALANCING PAID AND UNPAID WORK
UNDER THE PRESSURE OF ECONOMIC REFORMS
Indira Ashokkumar Hirway, Centre for Development Alternatives
THE CHINESE ECONOMY
Chairperson: Lawrence Lau
CHINA'S ECONOMY IN TRANSITION
Yingyi Qian, Tsinghua University
Session
13:30-15:00
P2 W 121
Session
13:30-15:00
P2 CHINA'S INVESTMENT AND GDP GROWTH BOOM: WHEN WILL IT END?
W 121
Dwight Perkins, Harvard University
TBA
Shuqing Guo, China Construction Bank
MEASURE OF SOCIAL WELFARE
Chairperson: Jean-Paul Fitoussi, OFCE
MEASURING ECONOMIC PROGRESS AND SUSTAINABILITY
Steve Landefelt, US Bureau of Economic Analysis
MEASURING WELLBEING:THE EXPERIENCE OF BHUTAN"
Dasho Karma Ura, Centre for Bhutan Studies
Session
13:30-15:00
S2 MEASURING EQUITABLE AND SUSTAINABLE WELL-BEING IN ITALY
SP 112
Enrico Giovannini, Italian National Statistical Institute ISTAT
Tommaso Rondinella, Italian National Statistical Institute ISTAT
ON THE MEASUREMENT OF ECONOMIC PERFORMANCE AND SOCIAL
PROGRESS
Jean-Paul Fitoussi, Sciences-po
Joseph E. Stiglitz, Columbia University
POLITICAL ECONOMY
Chairperson: Joan Esteban, Universitat Pompeu Fabra
INSTITUTIONALIZATION OF POLITICAL INSTITUTIONS AND THE MAKING
OF POLICY
Mariano Tommasi, Universidad de San Andres
Session
LOVE THY IMMIGRANT: A COMPLEMENTARITY THEORY OF IMMIGRATION 13:30-15:00
S17 POLICY
Joan Esteba, Institutd'Analisi Economica
SD 401
Massimo Morelli, Columbia University
Dominic Rohner, University of Zurich
POLITICAL COMPETITION IN THE MULTIPLE-LEVEL HIERARCHY:
EVIDENCE FROM CHINA
Li-An Zhou, Peking University
USING INTERNET E-COMMERCE DATA FROM
ALIBABA TO UNDERSTAND ECONOMIC
BEHAVIOR
Chairperson: Richard Freeman, Harvard University and NBER
USING INTERNET PRICE AND TRANSACTION DATA TO ANALYZE
ECONOMIC MODELS OF MARKET PERFORMANCE
Wei Chi, Tsinghua University
Session Richard Freeman, Harvard University
Andrew Wang, National Bureau of Economic Research 15:15-16:30
C7 W 407
PRICES OF A “MODEL PRODUCT” IN CYBERSPACE: THE VARIATION OF
BOOK PRICES WITHIN A COUNTRY AND ACROSS COUNTRIES
Richard Freeman, Harvard University
Andrew Wang, National Bureau of Economic Research
OVERVIEW OF ALIBABA GROUP AND ALIBABA CLOUD COMPUTING
Min Chu, Alibaba Group
INCOME DISTRIBUTION - I
AN EMPIRICAL ANALYSIS OF THE DETERMINANTS OF THE INCOME
MOBILITY OF URBAN RESIDENTS IN CHINA
Kai Luo, Central University of Finance and Economics
Xiao Wang, Shandong Economic University
ACUTE MULTIDIMENSIONAL POVERTY: A NEW INDEX FOR DEVELOPING
COUNTRIES
Sabina Alkire, Oxford Poverty and Human Development Initiative
Session Maria Emma Santos, CONICET-UNS, OPHI
15:15-18:00
C81 MIRACLE THAT NEVER WAS: DISAGGREGATED LEVEL OF INEQUALITY IN
SP 112
INDONESIA
Mohammad Zulfan Tadjoeddin, University of Western Sydney
WAGE INEQUALITY IN INDIA: DECOMPOSITION BY SECTOR, GENDER
AND ACTIVITY STATUS
Panchanan Das, West Bengal Education Service
IDENTIFYING BPL HOUSEHOLDS IN INDIA
Sabina Alkire, OPHI, University of Oxford
Suman Seth, OPHI, University of Oxford
GROWTH
ASPIRATIONS AND GROWTH: A MODEL WHERE THE INCOME OF OTHERS
ACTS AS A REFERENCE POINT
Francesco Bogliacino, European Commission JRC, Universidad EAFIT
Pietro Ortoleva, California Institute of Technology
Session
15:15-16:30
C72 POPULATION GROWTH AND ENDOGENOUS TECHNOLOGICAL CHANGE:
AUSTRALIAN ECONOMIC GROWTH IN THE LONG RUN
SP 319
Rajabrata Banerjee, University of South Australia
IS THE EXPORT LED GROWTH HYPOTHESIS VALID? CO-INTEGRATION
AND CAUSALITY EVIDENCE FROM 12 DEVELOPING COUNTRIES
Pradeep Agrawal, University Enclave
MACRO DYNAMICS - I
REAL WAGES AND THE BUSINESS CYCLE IN GERMANY
Martyna Marczak, University of Hohenheim
Thomas Beissinger, University of Hohenheim and IZA
Session
15:15-16:30
C111 HETEROGENEOUS ABILITY AND THE EFFECTS OF FISCAL POLICY
COMPOSITION ON EMPLOYMENT AND GROWTH
SP 320
Freddy Heylen, Ghent University
Renaat Van de Kerckhove, Ghent University
FINANCIAL INTEGRATION AND CONSUMPTION RISK SHARING
Yui Suzuki, Seton Hall University
PUBLIC GOODS
NEIGHBOR EFFECTS IN THE PROVISION OF PUBLIC GOODS IN A YOUNG
DEMOCRACY: EVIDENCE FROM CHINA
Claudio A. Agostini, Universidad Adolfo Ibañez, Santiago
Philip H. Brown, Colby College
Xiaobo Zhang, International Food Policy Research Institute
Session
15:15-16:30
C135 STATE OR NATURE? FORMAL VS. INFORMAL SANCTIONING IN THE
VOLUNTARY PROVISION OF PUBLIC GOODS
SP 302
Session
15:15-16:30
C135 SP 302
Kenju Kamei, Brown University
Louis Putterman, Brown University
Jean-Robert Tyran, University of Vienna, University of Copenhagen
VOLUNTARY PROVISION OF PUBLIC GOOD IN A DYNAMIC ECONOMY:
POSSIBILITY OF IMMISERIZING GROWTH
Debasis Mondal, Indian Institute of Technology (I.I.T.) Delhi
BUSINESS CYCLE - I
COMOVEMENT OF BUSINESS CYCLE COMOVEMENT AND TRADE IN
INTERMEDIATE GOODS
Madhavi Pundit, Boston College
OPTIMAL INTERMEDIATED INVESTMENT IN A LIQUIDITY-DRIVEN
BUSINESS CYCLE
Session
Edward J. Green, Penn State University 15:15-16:30
C19 Jenny X. Li, Penn State University W 404
Jia Pan, Penn State University
CAN WE PREVENT BOOM-BUST CYCLES DURING EURO AREA
ACCESSION?
Michal Brzoza-Brzezina, National Bank of Poland, Warsaw School of Economics
Pascal Jacquinot, European Central Bank
Marcin Kolasa, National Bank of Poland, Warsaw School of Economics
EXCHANGE RATE - I
TAYLOR RULES AND EXCHANGE RATE MODELING
Yiding Wan, University of East Anglia, UK
A FEASIBLE THEORETICAL FRAMEWORK ABOUT DUAL CURRENCY
AREA, INTERNATIONAL PUBLIC CURRENCY, AND SUPRANATIONAL
CENTRAL BANK
Session Jeff Liu, Shanghai University of Finance & Economics
15:15-16:30
C49 CAN THE PRECAUTIONARY MOTIVE EXPLAIN THE CHINESE CORPORATE
W 503
SAVINGS PUZZLE?
Yi Huang, London Business School
ON THE LINK BETWEEN DISTRIBUTION'S MARGINS AND EXCHANGE
RATES: THE ROLE OF GLOBALIZATION
Cédric Durand, Paris 13 (CEPN-EHESS)
Antonia Lopez-Villavicencio, Paris 13 (CEPN-EHESS)
INDUSTRIAL ORGANIZATION - IV
PRICE ADJUSTMENT POLICIES IN PROCUREMENT CONTRACTING: AN
ANALYSIS OF BIDDING BEHAVIOR
Xueqi Zhou, University of Oklahoma
Georgia Kosmopoulou, University of Oklahoma
THE PRIVATE AND THE SOCIAL DESIRABILITY OF INPUT JOINT
VENTURES
Manas Chaudhuri, Narasinha Dutt College
Rajat Acharyya, Jadavpur University
Session
MERGERS WITH POTENTIALLY COMPLEMENTARY PRODUCTS 15:15-18:00
C91 Chongmin Kim, Kookmin University
In Ho Lee, Seoul National University
SP 321
THE DYNAMICS OF INDUSTRIES WITH SCARCE DURABLE RESOURCES
Huasheng Song, Zhejiang University
Ruqu Wang, Queen's University
Jianliang Ye, Zhejiang University
ARE SUPERMARKET FOOD PRICES MORE OR LESS LIKELY TO BE
DISCOUNTED THE LONGER THEY REMAIN WITHOUT A SALE?
Hao Lan, University of Nottingham
FDI - V
HOW DOESOFDI AFFECT HOME-COUNTRY’S INDUSTRIAL
COMPETITIVENESS? EVIDENCE FROM CROSS-SECTION AND PANEL
ESTIMATIONS IN 1985-2005
Kevin Honglin Zhang, Illinois State University
PRODUCTION UNDER FOREIGN OWNERSHIP AND DOMESTIC
Session VOLATILITY: AN EMPIRICAL INVESTIGATION AT THE SECTOR LEVEL
Sandrine Levasseur, Observatoire Français Des Conjonctuers Économiques
15:15-18:00
C60 (OFCE)
GENETIC DISTANCE, OWNERSHIP STRUCTURE, AND MULTINATIONAL
W 409
FIRM PERFORMANCE
Heiwai Tang, Tufts University
Jiahua Che, Chinese University of Hong Kong
TESTING THE ASSET-SEEKING HYPOTHESIS VIA INVESTMENTS OF
CHINESE AND INDIAN FIRMS IN EUROPE
Hw Yong, CERDI/CNRS, University of Auvergne
Zhou Hong, Fudan University
CREDIT/DEBT MARKETS
SMALL BUSINESS LOAN GUARANTEES AS INSURANCE AGAINST
AGGREGATE RISKS
Ye (George) Jia, University of Prince Edward Island
MICRO-FINANCE COMPETITION WITH MOTIVATED MFIS
Brishti Guha, Singapore Management University
Prabal Roy Chowdhury, Indian Statistical Institute
GOING FORWARD FINANCIALLY: CREDIT UNIONS AS AN ALTERNATIVE
TO COMMERCIAL BANKS
Mark Klinedinst, University of Southern Mississippi
Session
15:15-18:00
C31 W 405
DOES SEMI-FORMAL CREDIT HELP TO COPE WITH AGGREGATE
SHOCKS? EVIDENCE FROM ROSCAS AND THE INDIAN OCEAN TSUNAMI
Kristina Czura, Goethe University Frankfurt
Stefan Klonner, University of Heidelberg
EX ANTE BARGAINING AND EX POST ENFORCEMENT IN TRADE CREDIT
SUPPLY: THEORY AND EVIDENCE FROM CHINA
Noriyuki Yanagawa, University of Tokyo
Mariko Watanabe, Institute of Developing Economies
FINANCIAL FRICTIONS AND CREDIT SPREADS
Ke Pang, Wilfrid Laurier University
Pierre Siklos, Wilfrid Laurier University
Session INCOME DISTRIBUTION (IN CHINESE) 15:15-18:00
Z5 SD 418
BANK - III: CHINA & S. ASIA
DOES THE CHINESE BANKING SYSTEM PROMOTE THE GROWTH OF
FIRMS?
Panicos O. Demetriades, University of Leicester
Jun Du, Aston University
Sourafel Girma, University of Nottingham
Chenggang Xu, LSE and Hong Kong University of Science and Technology
Session NONTRADITIONAL ACTIVITIES OF THE CHINESE COMMERCIAL BANKS:
16:45-18:00
C17 DO OWNERSHIP AND LOCATION MATTER?
Michael Firth, Lingnan University, Hong Kong
W 407
Wei Li, The Hong Kong Polytechnic University
Steven Shuye Wang, The Hong Kong Polytechnic University
EFFECT OF OWNERSHIP ON BANK PERFORMANCE IN SOUTH ASIAN
COUNTRIES - A CROSS COUNTRY COMPARISON AMONG BANGLADESH,
INDIA AND SRI LANKA
Wanniarachchige Manjula Kumara , Ritsumeikan Asia Pacific University
S. M. Sohrab Uddin , Ritsumeikan Asia Pacific University
HEALTH
AN ASSESSMENT OF MALARIA FEVER ON THE ECONOMIC AND SOCIO-
ECONOMIC GROWTH OF NIGERIA
Victoria Jatto, University of Abuja
Salamatu Ibrahim, Ahmadu Bello University
Session Okediran J, General Hospital
16:45-18:00
C152 ECONOMIC IMPORTANCE OF SERIOUS HEALTH EVENTS IN THE RUSSIAN SP 319
FEDERATION
Yevgeniy Goryakin, University of East Anglia
LONG-TERM HEALTH AND SOCIOECONOMIC CONSEQUENCES OF CHILD
LABOR: EVIDENCE FROM BRAZIL
Xuelian Zhang, Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey
MACROECONOMICS - II
THE ANATOMY OF STANDARD DSGE MODELS WITH FINANCIAL
FRICTIONS
Michal Brzoza-Brzezina, National Bank of Poland, Warsaw School of Economics
Marcin Kolasa, National Bank of Poland, Warsaw School of Economics
Session
16:45-18:00
C114 Krzysztof Makarski, National Bank of Poland, Warsaw School of Economics SP 320
Session
16:45-18:00
C114 SP 320
BOOMS, BUSTS AND GROWTH
Olivier Jeanne, John Hopkins University
Anton Korinek, University of Maryland
DEMAND CREATES ITS OWN SUPPLY
Christophe Chamley, Boston University
SOCIAL CAPITAL, NETWORK - I
BRIDGING OR BONDING: ECONOMIC PAYOFF TO SOCIAL CAPITAL, WITH
AN APPLICATION TO RUSSIA
Rinat Menyashev, Higher School of Economics
Session Leonid Polishchuk, Higher School of Economics
16:45-18:00
C140 SOCIAL CAPITAL, TRUST, AND MULTIPLE EQUILIBRIA IN ECONOMIC SP 302
PERFORMANCE
Katarzyna Growiec, Warsaw School of Social Sciences and Humanities
Jakub Growiec, National Bank of Poland and Warsaw School of Economics
VIOLENCE, SOCIAL CAPITAL AND ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT
Leonard Becchetti, University of Rome Tor Vergata
Pierrluigi Conzo, University of Rome Tor Vergata & EIEF
Alessandoro Romeo, University of Rome Tor Vergata & World Bank
BUSINESS CYCLE - II
EXPECTATION ERRORS, UNCERTAINTY AND ECONOMIC ACTIVITY
Yavuz Arslan, Central Bank of Turkey
Aslihan Atabek, Central Bank of Turkey
Timur Hulagu, Central Bank of Turkey
Session Saygin Sahinoz, Central Bank of Turkey
16:45-18:00
C20 SOURCES OF MACROECONOMIC VOLATILITY IN A SMALL OPEN
W 404
ECONOMY
Alejandro Jara, Central Bank of Chile
FINANCIAL LINKAGES AND BUSINESS CYCLES OF JAPAN: AN ANALYSIS
USING FINANCIAL CONDITIONS INDEX
Jun-ichi Shinkai, Osaka University
Akira Kohsaka, Osaka University
EXCHANGE RATE - II
THE CONTRIBUTIONS OF ECONOMIC FUNDAMENTALS AND RISK
PREMIUM TO MOVEMENTS IN EXCHANGE RATES: A STATE-SPACE
DECOMPOSITION
Session
Nathan S. Balke, Southern Methodist University 16:45-18:00
C50 Jun Ma, University of Alabama
Mark Wohar, University of Nebraska-Omaha
W 503
EXCHANGE RATE AND WAGE ADJUSTMENT
Francesco Nucci, Università di Roma La Sapienza
Alberto Franco Pozzolo, Università del Molise
THURSDAY 7 JULY 2011
HOUSING AND LAND MARKETS - I
CENTRAL BANK INTERVENTION IN A BUBBLE ECONOMY: A BEHAVIORAL
APPROACH FOR THE HOUSING MARKET
Adriana F. Ponta, Universidade Federal Fluminense
Session IS THERE A BUBBLE IN THE CHINESE HOUSING MARKET?
8:30-9:30
C76 Christian Dreger, DIW Berlin
Yanqun Zhang, Chinese Academy of Social Sciences
W 405
LEVERAGE AND HOUSE-PRICE DYNAMICS UNDER THE RECOURSE-LOAN
SYSTEM IN JAPANESE PREFECTURES
Miki Seko, Keio University
Kazuto Sumita, Kanazawa Seiryo University
Kensuke Konno, Mizuho Trust Systems
ECONOMETRICS
CONSISTENCY OF HEDONIC PRICE INDEXES WITH UNOBSERVED
CHARACTERISTICS
Iqbal Syed, University of New South Wales
Session
8:30-9:30
C36 EULER EQUATION ESTIMATION ON MICRO DATA
Sule Alan,University of Cambridge
SP 319
Kadir Atalay, University of New South Wales
Thomas F. Crossley, University of Cambridge
HIERARCHICAL BAYESIAN METHOD FOR GRAVITY EQUATIONS
Meixin Guo, Tsinghua University
INCOME INEQAULITY
THE ENDOGENOUS POVERTY LINE: EXISTENCE AND IMPLICATIONS
Indranil Dutta, University of Manchester
Session
Laurence Roope, University of Manchester 8:30-9:30
C84 Horst Zank, University of Manchester SP 112
CONDITIONS FOR THE MOST ROBUST POVERTY COMPARISONS USING
THE ALKIRE-FOSTER FAMILY OF MEASURES
Gaston Yalonetzky, University of Oxford
CRISIS
TRANSMISSION OF THE FINANCIAL AND SOVEREIGN DEBT CRISES TO
THE EMU: STOCK PRICES, CDS SPREADS AND EXCHANGE RATES
Robert Vermeulen, De Nederlandsche Bank
Theoharry Grammatikos, Luxembourg School of Finance
SHOULD WE HAVE OR SHOULD WE HAVE NOT, AND WHO SHOULD HAVE
Session PAID?
8:30-9:30
C33 Benjamin Bental, University of Haifa
Dominique Demougin, EBS University
SP 320
PREVENTING STOCK MARKET CRISES (II): REGULATING TRADE-BASED
PRICE-LIFTING
Xin Yan
Lawrence R. Klein
Viktoria Dalko, Hult Int. BS & Harvard University
Ferenc Gyurcsány
Michael H. Wang
PUBLIC FINANCE SUSTAINABILITY - II
FINANCIAL SUSTAINABILITY OF AN ECONOMY EXPLORATORY REMARKS
Session
Jean-Paul Fitoussi, OFCE 8:30-9:30
C131 Xavier Timbeay SP 321
Session
8:30-9:30
C131 SP 321
WHEN BALASSA-SAMUELSON COMES TO MAASTRICHT: DEBT
SUSTAINABILITY, GROWTH AND TRANSITION
Trond-Arne Borgersen, Ostfold University College
Roswitha M. King, Ostfold University College
EXCHANGE RATE - III
EFFECT OF EXCHANGE RATE ON PRODUCER PRICES: INSIGHTS FROM
MICRO DATA
Session Shutao Cao, Bank of Canada
8:30-9:30
C48 Wei Dong, Bank of Canada
Ben Tomlin, Bank of Canada
SP 302
HETEROGENEITY IN PRICE STICKINESS AND PERSISTENCE OF REAL
EXCHANGE RATE
Yue Jiang, Cardiff Business School
CONTRACT - II ORGANIZATION
THE DILEMMA OF DELEGATING SEARCH: BUDGETING IN PUBLIC
EMPLOYMENT SERVICES
John T. Addison, University of South Carolina
Martin Altemeyer-Bartscher, Chemnitz University of Technology
Thomas Kuhn, Chemnitz University of Technology
Session
8:30-9:30
C27 UNCERTAINTY, INCOMPLETE CONTRACTS, AND FIRMS'
ORGANIZATIONAL MODES
W 407
Churen Sun, Institute of International Business,Shanghai Institute of Foreign
Trade
Guoqiang Tian, Texas A&M University
INCOMPLETE CONTRACT AND DIVISIONAL STRUCTURES
Yongqin Wang, Fudan University
Te Bao, Amsterdam School of Economics
POST-CRISIS NEW INTERNATIONAL MONETARY
SYSTEM AND EAST ASIAN MONETARY
COOPERATION
Chairperson: John Junggun Oh, Korea International Finance Association (KIFA)
and Korea University
Session
8:30-10:45
SD 401
FAILURE OF INTERNATIONAL MONETARY SYSTEM AND STRENGTHENING
OF ASIAN FINANCIAL COOPERATION
Jung Sik Kim, KIFA, Yonsei University
Session
EVALUATION OF PROPOSED IMS REFORMS AND DIRECTION OF NEW IMS 8:30-10:45
C8 DIRECTION: AN EAST ASIAN PERSPECTIVE
In Chul Kim, KIFA, Sungkyunkwan University
SD 401
POST-CRISIS REGIONAL FINANCIAL ARCHITECTURE IN EAST ASIA FOR
NEW INTERNATIONAL FINANCIAL SYSTEM
John Junggun Oh, KIFA, Korea University
DISCUSSANTS:
Yonghong Tu, Renmin University
Jiyao Bi, Institute for International Economic Research, NDRC
Lian Cheng, Institute of Finance & Banking, Chinese Academy of Social Science
CORPORATE GOVERNANCE I - EMPIRICAL
BOARD COMPOSITION, POLITICAL CONNECTIONS AND PERFORMANCE
IN STATE-OWNED ENTERPRISES
Anna Menozzi, University of Eastern Piedmont
Maria Gutierrez Urtiaga, Universidad Carlo III de Madrid
Davide Vannoni, University of Torino
ENDOGENOUSLY DETERMINED CEO TURNOVER: THE STRUGGLE FOR
Session
CONTINUANCE IN PUBLIC AND PRIVATE FIRMS 8:30-10:45
C30 Esteban Lafuente, Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona
Miguel A. García-Cestona, Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona
W 503
INSTITUTIONAL CHANGE AND ECONOMIC DECLINE IN JAPAN: A
CONSEQUENCE OF HYBRIDIZATION?
Hideaki Miyajima, Waseda University and RIETI
20 YEARS OF CORPORATE GOVERNANCE IN CENTRAL EASTERN
EUROPE: A SURVEY OF SYSTEMS AND CODES
Czeslaw Mesjasz, Cracow University of Economics
CHINESE ECONOMY - II
AGE DIFFERENCE OF PRODUCTIVITY AND LEWISIAN TURNING POINT
Session
9:45-10:45
C22 W 404
Zheng Zhang, Peking University
Session
THE ECONOMIC IMPACT OF SPECIAL ECONOMIC ZONES: EVIDENCE 9:45-10:45
C22 FROM CHINESE MUNICIPALITIES
Jin Wang, Hong Kong University of Science and Technology
W 404
A SCREENING PERSPECTIVE ON CHINA’S EXPERIMENTAL REFORM
Chen Cheng, Peking University
Yiqing Xing, Stanford University
HOUSING AND LAND MARKETS - II
HOUSING PURCHASE AND HOUSEHOLD SAVING RATE
Weilong Zhang, Renmin University of China
Zhesheng Qiu, Renmin University of China
Session
9:45-10:45
C77 HOUSE PRICES, CONSUMPTION AND THE ROLE OF HOUSEHOLD DEBT
Katya Kartashova, Bank of Canada
W 405
Ben Tomlin, Bank of Canada
URBAN LAND DEREGULATION AND HETEROGENOUS IMPACTS ON
CREDIT ACCESS
Yoichi Kimura, Boston University
EDUCATION-V COUNTRY STUDIES
GOING TO UNIVERSITY? FAMILY BACKGROUND AND TERTIARY
EDUCATION ENROLMENT IN FRANCE AND ITALY
Elisabetta Croci Angelini, University of Macerata
Francesco Farina, University of Siena
Session
9:45-10:45
C42 NATIVE STUDENTS AND GAINS FROM EXPORTING HIGHER EDUCATION:
EVIDENCE FROM AUSTRALIA
SP 319
Li Zhou, University of Alberta
THE PUBLIC-PRIVATE TEST SCORE GAP IN BRAZIL
Pedro de Oliveira, University of Sao Paulo
Walter Belluzzo, University of Sao Paulo
Elaine Toldo Pazello, University of Sao Paulo
PENSIONS
PENSION REFORM, EMPLOYMENT BY AGE, AND LONG-RUN GROWTH IN
OECD COUNTRIES.
Tim Buyse, Ghent University
Freddy Heylen, Ghent University
Renaat Van de Kerckhove, Ghent University
Session
9:45-10:45
C124 SPILLOVER EFFECTS OF A BRAZILIAN OLD-AGE ASSISTANCE PROGRAM
ON LABOR FORCE PARTICIPATION
SP 112
Pedro Rodrigues de Oliveira, ESALQ - University of Sao Paulo
Ana Lúcia Kassouf, ESALQ - University of Sao Paulo
EVALUATING THE IMPACT ON SAVING OF TAX-FAVORED RETIREMENT
PLANS
Andrea Tiseno, Bank of Italy
Monica Paiella, University of Naples
EXPERIMENT - II
VIOLENCE, SOCIAL CAPITAL AND ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT:
Pierluigi Conzo, University of Rome Tor Vergata, EIEF
Session Leonardo Becchetti, Universita di Roma Tor Vergata
9:45-10:45
C51 Alessasndro Romeo, University of Rome Tor Vergata, World Bank
SP 320
GUILT AVERSION REVISITED: AN EXPERIMENTAL TEST OF A NEW MODEL
Toshiji Kawagoe, Future University Hakodate
Yusuke Narita, University of Tokyo
INSTITUTION - QUALITY
LUCAS PARADOX IN THE SHORT RUN AND IN THE LONG RUN
Bilal Keskinsoy, The University of Nottingham
INSTITUTIONAL QUALITY, FINANCIAL DEVELOPMENT, AND CAPITAL
Session FLIGHT
9:45-10:45
C96 Abdilahi Ali, University of Manchester
SP 321
AFRICA’S ECONOMIC REFORMS AND GROWTH PERFORMANCE.
Aloysius Ajab AMIN, KIMEP- Almaty
Dipo Busari, UNIDEP
Tharcisse Ntilivamunda, UNIDEP
CENTRAL BANK POLICY
Chairperson: Ercan Uygur, Turkish Economic Association
WHERE DOES INFLATION TARGETING STAND?
Ercan Uygur, Turkish Economic Association
Mehmet Ivrendi, Pamukkale University
Session Bülent Güloglu, Pamukkale University
9:45-10:45
C5 FINANCIAL SHOCKS AND INDUSTRIAL EMPLOYMENT
SP 302
Erdem Basci, Central Bank of Turkey
Yusuf Soner Baskaya, Central Bank of Turkey
Mustafa Kilinc, Central Bank of Turkey
MONETARY POLICY AND FINANCIAL STABILITY
Turalay Kenç, Central Bank of Turkey
CONTRACT-III - ORGANIZATION
DOES THE REWARD FROM HIERARCHY EFFICIENTLY ENCOURAGE
GROUP CONTRIBUTION? AN EMPIRICAL ANALYSIS
Wenting Zhou, University of York
Session
9:45-10:45
C28 UPFRONT PAYMENT, RENEGOTIATION AND (MIS)COORDINATION IN
W 407
MULTILATERAL VERTICAL CONTRACTING
Igor Muraviev, Higher School of Economics and ICEF
LIFETIME INCENTIVE, GROUP NORM AND COMMITMENT WITHIN
HIERARCHICAL ORGANIZATION
Yanren Zhang, University of Aberdeen
Session URBANIZATION (IN CHINESE) 9:45-12:00
Z6 SD 418
COMPLEX ECONOMICS DYNAMICS: AGENT-
BASED AND ANALYTICAL MODELS
Chairperson: Herbert Gintis, Santa Fe Institute
Session
11:00-12:30
AGENT-BASED AND ANALYTICAL MODELS OF STABILITY IN
GENERALIZED MARKET EXCHANGE
Herbert Gintis, Santa Fe Institute
Antoine Mandel
Session DYNAMIC AGGREGATION IN THE TIMES OF HETEROGENEOUS 11:00-12:30
S4 INTERACTING AGENTS AND NETWORK: AN ANALYTICAL SOLUTION FOR
AGENT BASED MODELS
SD 401
Corrado Di Guilmi, University of Technology
Mauro Gallegati, Università Politecnica delle Marche
Simone Landini, Socioeconomic Research Institute of Piedmont
Joseph E.Stiglitz, Columbia University
THE EURACE MACROECONOMIC MODEL AND SIMULATOR
Silvio Cincotti, University of Genoa
Marco Raberto, University of Genoa
Andrea Teglio, Universitat Jaume I
EAST ASIAN FINANCIAL INTEGRATION
Chairperson: Takatoshi Ito, University of Tokyo
CRISIS AND FINANCIAL COOPERATION IN EAST ASIA
Takatoshi Ito, University of Tokyo
Session COSTS AND BENEFITS OF ASIAN FINANCIAL AND MONETARY
11:00-12:30
S21 INTEGRATION
Jong-Wha Lee, Korea University
W 121
RMB INTERNATIONALIZATION, THE REFORM OF THE INTERNATIONAL
MONETARY SYSTEM AND EAST ASIAN MONETARY COOPERATION
Yonding Yu, China Society of World Economics
DEMOGRAPHIC IMPACTS ON DEVELOPMENT
Chairperson: Fang Cai, Chinese Academy of Social Sciences
IDENTITY AND MOBILITY
Rohini Somanathan, Dehli School of Economics, Princeton University
Session
11:00-12:30
S18 CHINA: POPULATION AGING AND ECONOMIC GROWTH
Judith Banister, Javelin Investments
SP 112
David Bloom, Harvard School of Public Health
Larry Rosenberg
S18
TBA
Fang Cai, Chinese Academy of Social Science
INVITED LECTURE
Session Chairperson: Kenneth Binmore
13:30-14:15
L3 TBA
W 121
Eric Maskin, Institute of Advanced Studies
INVITED LECTURE
Session Chairperson: Kenneth Binmore
14:15-15:00
L4 THEORY AND REALITY IN ECONOMICS: INSIGHTS FROM THREE
ALLEGORIES
W 121
Michihiro Kandori, University of Tokyo
CORPORATE GOVERNANCE: EVOLUTION,
DIVERSITY AND CRISIS
Chairperson: Simon Deakin, University of Cambridge
AN END TO CONSENSUS? THE SELECTIVE IMPACT OF CORPORATE LAW
REFORM ON FINANCIAL DEVELOPMENT
Simon Deakin, University of Cambridge
Session Prabirjit Sarkar, Jadavpur University
13:30-105:00
S11 Ajit Singh, University of Cambridge SP 112
ON THE PLASTICITY OF CORPORATE LAW
Katharina Pistor, Columbia Law School
ARE GOVERNMENT-OWNED BANKS LESS PRONE TO MORAL HAZARD
BEHAVIOUR?
Svetlana Andrianova, University of Leicester
Panicos O. Demetriades, University of Leicester
CHINESE ECONOMY - III
THE IMPLEMENTATION OF MONETARY POLICY IN CHINA
Hongyi Chen, Hong Kong Institute for Monetary Research
Qianying Chen, Hong Kong Institute for Monetary Research
Stefan Gerlach, Institute for Monetary and Financial Stability, University of
Session
Frankfurt 15:15-16:30
C23 W 404
Session
15:15-16:30
C23 CHINESE MONETARY POLICY AND THE DOLLAR PEG
W 404
J. James Reade, University of Birmingham
Ulrich Volz, German Development Institute
MAKING SENSE OF CHINA'S EXCESSIVE FOREIGN RESERVES
Yi Wen, Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis, Tsinghua University
HUMAN CAPITAL
HUMAN CAPITAL EXTERNALITIES AND GROWTH
Carolina Arteaga Cabrales, Banco de la República de Colombia
HUMAN CAPITAL FORMATION ON SKILL-SPECIFIC LABOR MARKETS
Session
Runli Xie, Humboldt University of Berlin 15:15-16:30
C78 W 405
SCHOOLING, EMPLOYER LEARNING, AND INTERNAL LABOR MARKET
EFFECT WAGE DYNAMICS AND HUMAN CAPITAL INVESTMENT IN THE
JAPANESE STEEL INDUSTRY, 1930-1960S
Masaki Nakabayashi, The University of Tokyo
HUMAN CAPITAL AND PROPERTY RIGHTS
Anna Grandori, Bocconi University
GENDER - I
GENDER DISCRIMINATION IN PROMOTION：EVIDENCE FROM CHINA
Shisong Qing, Renmin University of China
Session
15:15-16:30
C70 GENDER DIFFERENTIAL MIGRATION AND THE AIDS EPIDEMIC
Ilhan Can Ozen, Middle Eastern Technical University
SP 319
GENDER DIFFERENCES IN PRESTIGE-SEEKING
Jingping Li, National University of Singapore
Yohanes E. Riyanto, Nanyang Technological University
INNOVATION
ABSORPTIVE CAPACITY AND INNOVATIVE CAPABILITY: AN APPROACH
TO ESTIMATION
Victor Polterovich, Central Economics and Mathematics Institute
Alexander Tonis, New Economic School
MEASURING CHINA’S INNOVATIVE CAPACITY. A STOCHASTIC FRONTIER
EXERCISE
Riccardo Leoncini, University of Bologna
Chiara Franco, University of Bologna
Session
FINANCING CONDITIONS, THE CONCEPT OF INNOVATION CAPACITY AND 15:15-18:15
C93 THE INNOVATIVE ACTIVITY OF FIRMS
Georg Paula, University of Munich
SP 302
ECONOMIC POLICIES WITH ENDOGENOUS INNOVATION AND KEYNESIAN
DEMAND MANAGEMENT
Giovanni Dosi, Sant'Anna School of Advanced Studies
Giorgio Fagiolo, Sant'Anna School of Advanced Studies
Mauro Napoletano, Observatoire Francais des Conjonctures Economiques
Andrea Roventini, University of Verona
THE DYNAMIC APPROACH TO HETEROGENEOUS INNOVATIONS
Anton A. Bondarev, Bielefeld University.
RMB EXCHANGE RATIO - I
IS RENMINBI UNDERVALUED?——AN ANALYSIS BASED ON DIFFERENT
DATA SETS
Ke Zhou, Southwest University for Nationalities
THE INTERMEDIATE TRAP OF EXCHANGE RATE BAND AND ITS
TEST:CONCURRENTLY A COMMENT ON RMB’S DESIRABLE EXCHANGE
Session
RATE BAND 15:15-16:30
C137 Hua Chen, Xiamen University
Xiaofeng Li, Xiamen University
SP 320
A RESEARCH ON THE CHARACTERISTICS OF RMB EXCHANGE RATE
EXPECTATIONS——EMPIRICAL STUDY BASED ON SURVEY DATA
Xiaofeng Li, Xiamen University
Lizhen Qian, Xiamen University
Qijia Li, Haitong Futures Co., Ltd
INSTITUTION - I
AN ECONOMIC THEORY OF CONSTITUTIONAL GOVERNANCE
Sankarshan Acharya, University of Illinois at Chicago
CULTURALLY-BASED BELIEFS AND LABOR MARKET INSTITUTIONS
Fabio D'Orlando, University of Cassino and CREAM
Francesco Ferrante, University of Cassino and CREAM
Gabriele Ruiu, University of Cassino and CREAM
Session
15:15-16:30
C94 TAMING THE (NOT SO) STATIONARY BANDIT: TURNOVER OF RULING
ELITES AND PROTECTION OF PROPERTY RIGHTS
SP 420
Leonid Polishchuk, Higher School of Economics
Georgiy Syunyaev, Higher School of Economics
RELIGION, INCOME INEQUALITY, AND THE SIZE OF THE GOVERNMENT
Ceyhun Elgin, Bogazici University
Turkmen Goksel, Ankara University
Mehmet Yigit Gurdal, TOBB-ETU
Cuneyt Orman, Central Bank of Republic of Turkey
SOCIAL PROGRESS, WELL-BEING
THE VALUE OF LUMINOSITY DATA AS A PROXY FOR ECONOMIC
STATISTICS
Xi Chen, Yale University
William Nordhaus, Yale University
“HEALTH OF NATIONS”: CIVILIZATION DIFFERENCES AND HUMAN
DEVELOPMENT IN POST-SOCIALIST COUNTRIES
Ovsey Shkaratan, National Research University - Higher School of Economics
Anna Krasilova, National Research University - Higher School of Economics
Session Gordey Yastrebov, National Research University - Higher School of Economics
15:15-18:15
C142 WEEKENDS AND SUBJECTIVE WELL-BEING SP 112
John F. Helliwell, University of British Columbia
Shun Wang, University of British Columbia
SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT: INDICATORS AND MEASUREMENT
Dr. Anil Kumar Thakur, Indian Economic Association
Deepti Taneja, Delhi University
DOES MONEY BUY HAPPINESS? EVIDENCE FROM TWINS IN URBAN
CHINA
Hongbin Li, Tsinghua University
Pak-Wai Liu,The Chinese University of Hong Kong
Maoliang Ye, Harvard University
Junsen Zhang, Chinese University of Hong Kong
CONFUCIANISM
“A COMPARISON OF THE CULTURAL INFLUENCE ON ECONOMIC POLICY
OF CONFUCIANISM IN NORTH AND SOUTH KOREA”
Marina V. Rosser, James Madison University
J.Barkley Rosser,Jr., James Madison University
THE PRICE OF BEING A BILLIONAIRE IN CONFUCIAN CULTURE
Xianjie He, Shanghai University of Finance and Economics
Session Oliver M. Rui, Chinese University of Hong Kong
15:15-16:30
C24 Tusheng Xiao, Shanghai University of Finance and Economics
W 407
A 'THIRD CULTURE' IN ECONOMICS? AN ESSAY ON SMITH, CONFUCIUS,
AND THE RISE OF CHINA
Carsten Herrmann-Pillath, Frankfurt School of Finance and Management
CONFUCIANISM, ECONOMIC SHOCKS, AND PEASANT REBELLIONS IN
LATE IMPERIAL CHINA
James Kai-sing Kung, Hong Kong University of Science and Technology
Chicheng Ma, Hong Kong University of Science and Technology
FINANCIAL DEVELOPMENT
WHY DO AFRICAN BANKS LEND SO LITTLE?
Svetlana Andrianova, University of Leicester
Badi H. Baltagi, Syracuse University, University of Leicester
Panicos O. Demetriades, University of Leicester
David Fielding, University of Otago
Session
15:15-16:30
C63 SP 321
FINANCIAL DEVELOPMENT AND TRANSITION EFFECT ON GROWTH IN
FINANCIAL OPENNESS
…
Session
Lin Guo, Université de Paris I Panthéon Sorbonne 15:15-16:30
C63 FINANCIAL DEVELOPMENT AND PRODUCTION STRUCTURES
SP 321
Jiandong Ju, Tsinghua University
Susan Zhu, Michigan State Univerity
Kevin Grier, University of Oklahoma
FINANCIAL DEVELOPMENT AND BUBBLES: THE CASE OF THE KARACHI
STOCK EXCHANGE OF PAKISTAN
Ehsan Ahmed, James Madison University
J. Barkley Rosser, Jr., James Madison University
Jamshed Y. Uppal, Catholic University of America
CORPORATE GOVERNANCE - II
LEVERAGED BUY OUT: DOES THE ARRIVAL OF NEW TARGETS
INCREASE THE AGENTS' INCENTIVES?
Ouidad YOUSFI, Université de Montpellier II
BUYING TO SELL: PRIVATE EQUITY BUYOUTS AND INDUSTRIAL
Session
RESTRUCTURING 15:15-16:30
C29 Pehr-Johan Norbäck, Research Institute of Industrial Economics (IFN)
Lars Persson, Research Institute of Industrial Economics (IFN), CEPR
W 503
Joacim Tåg, Research Institute of Industrial Economics (IFN)
A RAWLSIAN VIEW OF CSR AND THE GAME THEORY OF ITS
IMPLEMENTATION (III): CONFORMISM, EQUILIBRIUM REFINEMENT AND
SELECTION
Lorenzo Sacconi, University of Trento and EconomEtica, University Milan- Bicocca
AGRICULTURE & FOOD SECURITIES
INVESTMENT ON CAPACITY BUILDING FOR RAIN WATER HARVEST AND
SUSTAINABLE AGRICULTURAL GROWTH
Joydeb Sasmal, University of Calcutta
Climate Change and Watershed Management: Impact on Agricultural
Productivity and Food Security
Session
Dalip Kumar, National Council of Applied Economic Research 16:45-18:15
C11 W 404
Session
16:45-18:15
C11 W 404
PRICE SUPPORT POLICIES AND TFP GROWTH IN ADVANCED
COUNTRIES’ AGRICULTURE, 1961-2002
Eva Fernández, Universidad Carlos III de Madrid
LARGE SCALE LAND INVESTMENTS IN DEVELOPING COUNTRIES:
MITIGATING THE RISKS THROUGH CODES OF CONDUCT?
Nadia Cuffaro, University of Cassino
DEMOGRAPHY
CHILDREN VERSUS IDEAS: AN "INFLUENTIAL" THEORY OF
DEMOGRAPHIC TRANSITION
Roman Zakharenko, International College of Economics and Finance
INTERACTIONS BETWEEN DEMOGRAPHIC AND ECONOMIC
TRANSITIONS: A SEARCH FOR A UNIVERSAL PATTERN
Session Ki-Jun Jeong, The National Academy of Sciences
16:45-18:15
C34 UNDERSTANDING CHINA'S MORTALITY DECLINE UNDER MAO: A
W 405
PROVINCIAL ANALYSIS, 1950-1980
Grant Miller, Stanford University
Karen Eggleston, Stanford University
Qiong Zhang, Tsinghua University
DETERMINANTS OF FERTILITY IN CONTEMPORARY RUSSIA: A
STRUCTURAL APPROACH
Alexis Belianin, Higher School of Economics
GENDER - II
AFTER MOTHERHOOD: EFFECTS OF MATERNITY LEAVE AND EFFORT
REALLOCATION ON EARNINGS
Evgenia Dechter, University of New South Wales
GENDER AND SCIENTIFIC EXCELLENCE
Session
Elisabetta Addis, University of Sassari (Sardinia) Italy 16:45-18:15
C71 SP 319
THE EFFECTS OF CHANGES IN THE PATTERNS OF PRODUCTION AND
TRADE RELATIONS ON FEMALE EMPLOYMENT
Burca Kizilirmak, Ankara University
Emel Memis, Ankara University
Durdane Saracoglu, Middle East Technical University
Ebru Voyvoda, Middle East Technical University
RMB EXCHANGE RATIO - II
EXCHANGE RATES AND MARGINS OF TRADE: EVIDENCE FROM CHINESE
EXPORTERS
Heiwai Tang, Tufts University
Yifan Zhang, Lingnan University
THE TRADE DESTRUCTION EFFECT AND TRADE DIVERSION EFFECT OF
Session CHINESE RMB APPRECIATION
16:45-18:15
C138 Hongjin Xiang, Hunan University
Mingyong Lai, Hunan University
SP 320
REAL EXCHANGE RATE AND ECONOMIC GROWTH: EVIDENCE FROM
CHINESE PROVINCIAL DATA
Jinzhao Chen, University Paris West - Nanterre la Défense
REAL EXCHANGE RATE AND ECONOMIC GROWTH ─ EVIDENCE FROM
THE CHINESE PROVINCES
Hua Ping, Clermont Université, Université d'Auvergne
INSTITUTION - II
INSTITUTIONS, DISTRIBUTED COGNITION AND AGENCY: RULE-
FOLLOWING AS PERFORMATIVE ACTION
Carsten Herrmann-Pillath, Frankfurt School of Finance & Management
Session BARGAINING ON LAW AND BUREAUCRACIES: AN ANALYSIS OF PATHS
16:45-18:15
C95 OF DEVELOPMENT
Eric Brousseau, EconomiX, Université de Paris X
SP 420
Yves Schemeil, University of Grenoble and IUF
Jérôme Sgard, CERI/Sciences-Po, Université Paris Dauphine
BETWEEN GAME THEORY AND INSTITUTIONAL STUDIES: THE DUAL-
DUALITIES OF THE INSTITUTIONAL PROCESS
Masahiko Aoki, Stanford University
MECHANISM DESIGN
Session
16:45-18:15
OPTIMAL MECHANISM DESIGN WITH SPECULATION AND RESALE
Ruqu Wang, Queen's University
Jun Zhang, Shanghai University of Finance and Economics
Session
16:45-18:15
C151 OPTIMAL VCG MECHANISMS TO ASSIGN MULTIPLE TASKS
Jung S. You, Rice University
W 407
BEHAVIORAL MECHANISM DESIGN
Serkan Kucuksenel, Middle East Technical University
GAMING THE BOSTON SCHOOL CHOICE MECHANISM
Yinghua He, Toulouse School of Economics
INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY RIGHTS
APPROPRIATE INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY PROTECTION AND ECONOMIC
GROWTH IN COUNTRIES AT DIFFERENT LEVELS OF DEVELOPMENT
Session Yee Kyoung Kim, Korea Institute of Intellectual Property
16:45-18:15
C100 Keun Lee, Seoul National University
Walter G. Park, American University
SP 321
Kineung Choo, Republic of Korea Naval Academy
INFORMATION GATHERING AND CROSS-BORDER INTELLECTUAL
PROPERTY PROTECTION
Yingyi TSAI, National University of Kaohsiung
URBANIZATION
AGGLOMERATION ECONOMIES AND INDIVIDUAL WAGE DISPARITIES IN
CHINA
Pierre-Philippe Combes, GREQAM
Sylvie Démurger, GATE Lyon St Etienne
Li Shi, Beijing Normal University
Session
16:45-18:15
C147 STRUCTURAL CHANGE, Cagliari
Fabio Cerina, University of
URBANIZATION AND GROWTH W 503
Francesco Mureddu, CRENoS
EFFECTS OF SPATIAL TRANSFORMATIONS ON FACTOR INCOME -
GROWING CITIES IN CONTEMPORARY SOCIETIES-
Beate Wojtyniak, University of Saarland
FIELD EXPERIMENTS
RISK ATTITUDE, INEQUALITY AVERSION AND MIGRATION: A FIELD
EXPERIMENT IN CHINA
Li Hao, George Mason University
Daniel Houser, George Mason University
Lei Mao, University of Lyon
Marie Claire Villeval, University of Lyon
Session
FARMERS’ RISK PREFERENCES AND PESTICIDE USE DECISIONS: 16:45-18:15
C61 EVIDENCE FROM FIELD EXPERIMENTS IN CHINA
Yazhen Gong, Renmin University of China
SD 418
Kathy Baylisb, University of Illinois
Jintao Xuc, Peking University
Robert Kozakd, University of British Columbia
Gary Bulle, University of British Columbia
DOES AIDS TREATMENT STIMULATE NEGATIVE BEHAVIORAL
RESPONSE? A FIELD EXPERIMENT IN SOUTH AFRICA.
Plamen Nikolov, Harvard University
FRIDAY 8 JULY 2011
MACRO-DYNAMICS - II
PROPAGATION OF SHOCKS TO FOOD AND ENERGY PRICES. AN
INTERNATIONAL COMPARISON
Session Michael Pedersen, Central Bank of Chile
8:30-9:30
C112 CRISES AND JOINT EMPLOYMENT-PRODUCTIVITY DYNAMICS: W 404
A COMPARATIVE PERSPECTIVE FOR EUROPEAN COUNTRIES
Enrico Marelli, Brescia University
Marcello Signorelli, University of Perugia
Joanna Tyrowicz, University of Warsaw
INCOME DISTRIBUTION - II
MULTIPLE STEADY STATES AND POVERTY TRAPS IN A CREATIVE
DESTRUCTION MODEL WITH RENT - SEEKING ACTIVITIES
Session Dmitry Veselov, National Research University Higher School of Economics
8:30-9:30
C83 W 405
Session
8:30-9:30
C83 INEQUALITY AND MACROECONOMIC PERFORMANCE
W 405
Jean-Paul Fitoussi, OFCE Paris
Francesco Saraceno, OFCE Paris
FAIR DIVISION OF INCOME DISTRIBUTION, DEVELOPMENT AND GROWTH:
EVIDENCE FROM A PANEL OF COUNTRIES
Liang Shao, Henan University
HEALTH INSURANCE - I
THE IMPACT OF THE NEW RURAL COOPERATIVE MEDICAL SCHEME ON
ACTIVITIES AND FINANCING OF TOWNSHIP HOSPITALS IN WEIFANG,
CHINA
Xiaoxian Huang, Université d'Auvergne
Aurore Pelissier, Université d'Auvergne
Martine Audibert, Université d'Auvergne
Jacky Mathonnat, Université d'Auvergne
Session Ningshan Chen, Chinese Ministry of Health
8:30-9:30
C73
Anning Ma, Weifang Medical College
SP 319
JAPAN’S PUBLIC UNIVERSAL HEALTH INSURANCE SYSTEM REFORM:
LESSONS FOR ACHIEVING AND MAINTAINING UNIVERSAL HEALTH CARE
COVERAGE
Byung-Kwang Yoo, University of Rochester
Megumi Kasajima, Sophia University
Hideki Hashimoto, University of Tokyo
HOW DO YOU FEEL? THE INSURANCE EFFECT
Carine Milcent, PSE-CNRS, Tsinghua University
Binzhen Wu, Tsinghua University
IMMIGRATION - I
NEW LABOUR? THE EFFECTS OF MIGRATION FROM CENTRAL AND
EASTERN EUROPE ON UNEMPLOYMENT AND WAGES IN THE UK
Session
8:30-9:30
C79 Jonathan Portes, Department for Work and Pensions SP 320
COORDINATION FAILURES IN IMMIGRATION POLICY
Paolo E. Giordani, LUISS "Guido Carli" University
Michele Ruta, World Trade Organization
CONTRACT- I
A CONTRACT THEORY APPROACH TO CENTRALIZATION,
DECENTRALIZATION AND THE INCENTIVE PROBLEM IN THE EUROPEAN
UNION (EU), WITH A FOCUS ON THE STABILITY AND GROWTH PACT
(SGP) AND EURO ZONE FINANCIAL GOVERNANCE
Yutaka Suzuki, Hosei University
Yoshihiro Tsuranuki, Hosei University
Session
8:30-10:45
C25 THE COST OF NON-DECREASING PAY: TENURED ACADEMICS AND CIVIL
SERVANTS
SP 420
Stanimir Morfov, State University - Higher School of Economics
DIFFERENTIAL INFORMATION ECONOMIES: CONTRACT BASED
APPROACH
Valeriy M. Marakulin, Sobolev Institute of Mathematics, Siberian Branch of RAS
EPL ENHANCES COOPERATIVE EMPLOYMENT RELATIONSHIPS
Kyota Eguchi, University of Tsukuba
FIRM - I
BIG BUSINESS AND NATIONAL ECONOMIC GROWTH: FINDING A BINDING
CONSTRAINT ON GROWTH BY A COUNTRY PANEL ANALYSIS
Keun Lee, Seoul National University
Session
Byung-Yeon Kim, Seoul National University 8:30-9:30
C64 Young-Yoon Park, Seoul National University
Elias Sanidas, Seoul National University
SP 321
TOO MUCH FOR MANIPULATION?--CEO PAY SENSITIVITY AND FIRM
PERFORMANCE
Guodong Chen, University of Michigan
Amiyatosh Purnanandam, University of Michigan
POST TRANSITION ECONOMIES - I
CINICISM STARTS YOUNG: AGE AND ENTREPRENEURSHIP OVER
TRANSITION
Joanna Tyrowicz, University of Warsaw
Joanna Nestorowicz, University of Warsaw
INTERTEMPORAL EQUILIBRIUM MODEL OF RUSSIAN ECONOMY IN THE
FACE OF GLOBAL CRISIS
Mikhail Yu. Andreev, Dorodnicyn Computing Center of Russian Academy of
Sciences
Mikhail A. Khokhlov, Dorodnicyn Computing Center of Russian Academy of
Sciences
Session
Alexander A. Petrov, Dorodnicyn Computing Center of Russian Academy of 8:30-9:30
C128 Sciences SP 112
Nikolay P. Pilnik, State University Higher School of Economics
Igor G. Pospelov, Dorodnicyn Computing Center of Russian Academy of Sciences
Valentin P. Vrzheshch, Moscow State University
Aleksandra A. Zhukova, Moscow Institute of Physics and Technology
AN ANALYSIS OF THE BEHAVIOR OF FIRMS IN MONTENEGRO DURING
THE TRANSITION
Matjaž Koman, University of Ljubljana
Milan Lakičević, University of Podgorica
Janez Prašnikar, University of Ljubljana
ECONOMIC THOUGHT
ANTI-ECONOMY, ECONOMY CRISIS AND CRISIS OF ECONOMICS
Session
Povilas Gylys, Vilnius University 8:30-9:30
C37 W 503
THE AMERICAN ECONOMIST MARTIN BRONFENBRENNER (1914-1997)
AND THE RECONSTRUCTION OF THE JAPANESE ECONOMY (1947-1952)
Aiko Ikeo, Waseda University
110TH ANNIVERSARY OF KUZNETS:TURNING
POINT OF GROWTH TREND
MASTERING THE SIXTH TECHNOLOGICAL STRUCTURE - A CRUCIAL
FACTOR OF ECONOMIC GROWTH IN THE FIRST HALF-OF THE XXITH
CENTURY
S. Yu Glazyev, the National Institute for Development
LONG TERM STRATEGY OF GLOBAL DEVELOPMENT: NEW APPROACHES
Yu. V. Yakovets, Pitirim Sorokin Nikolai Kondratieff International Institute
MODELING OF GLOBAL DEVELOPMENT FORECASTING OF WORLD
MONETARY SYSTEM FORMING IN THESelf-Organization and Development
D. K. Chistilin, Simon Kuznets Institute for XXI CENTURY
(Ukraine)
Session 8:30-10:45
C154 NEW APPROACHES TO THE ASSESSMENT OF NATIONAL CURRENCIES
SD 401
BACKING AND THE TRANSITION TO AN EQUITABLE TRADE
O.S.Sabden, the Institute of Economics (Kazakstan)
PRINCIPLE OF MONETARY ACCELERATOR
K.A.Zorin, Center for Evolutionary Theory and Economic Development of Institute
of Economics RAS (Russia)
ECONOMY "BUBBLE" AGAINST ECONOMIC GROWTH
V.N.Zhivalov, Russian Academy of State Service (Russia)
MANAGED MONETARY ACCELERATOR AS A CURE FOR THE GLOBAL
FINANCIAL CRISIS
V. Maevsky(Russia)
K. Zorin(Russia)
INDIAN ECONOMY - I
TOTAL FACTOR PRODUCTIVITY AND TECHNICAL EFFICIENCY OF INDIAN
MANUFACTURING: THE ROLE OF INFRASTRUCTURE AND INFORMATION
& COMMUNICATION TECHNOLOGY
Arup Mitra, University of Delhi Enclave
Chandan Sharma, National Institute of Financial Management
Marie-Ange Véganzonès –Varoudakis, Université d’Auvergne
Session
8:30-9:30
C85 SP 302
DOES MACROECONOMIC PERFORMANCE DETERMINE FOREIGN DIRECT
INVESTMENT IN INDIA? EVIDENCES FROM INDIAN ECONOMY
Jaydeep Mukherjee, Indian Institute of Foreign Trade
Basabi Bhattacharya, Jadavpur University
CAPITAL INFLOWS AND THEIR MACROECONOMIC IMPACT IN INDIA: A
VAR ANALYSIS
Narayan Sethi, National Institute of Technology (NIT)
INTERNATIONAL MACRO THEORY AND POLICY:
INTERCONNECTIVITY AND GLOBAL
EXTERNALITIES
Chairperson: Joseph E.Stiglitz, Columbia University
REGULATING CAPITAL FLOWS TO EMERGING MARKETS: AN
EXTERNALITY VIEW
Anton Korinek , University of Maryland
SECTORAL IMBALANCES AND LONG RUN CYCLES
Bruce Greenwald, Columbia University
Joseph E.Stiglitz, Columbia University
Session 9:45-12:30
S7
W 121
WHITHER CAPITALISM? FINANCIAL EXTERNALITIES AND CRISIS
Marcus Miller, University of Warwickand
Lei Zhang, University of Warwick
TBA
Andy Haldane, Bank of England
LIAISONS DANGEREUSES: INCREASING CONNECTIVITY, RISK SHARING ,
AND SYSTEM RISK
Domenico Delli Gatti, Università Cattolica
Mauro Gallegati, Universita Politecnica dell Marche
Stefano Battiston, Eidgenössische Technische Hochschule Zürich
Bruce C. Greenwald, Columbia University
Joseph E. Stiglitz, Columbia University
EUROPEAN ECONOMIES
THE EUROPEAN IMBALANCES: COMPETITIVENESS AND ECONOMIC
POLICY IN A NON-OPTIMAL MONETARY UNION AND A GLOBAL CRISIS
–THE NEED FOR EUROPE, STABILIZATION AND STRUCTURAL REFORMS
Session
Ferran Brunet, Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona 9:45-10:45
C150 Shuo Wang, Zhejiang University W 405
PRODUCTIVITY GROWTH IN THE OLD AND NEW EUROPE: THE ROLE OF
AGGLOMERATION EXTERNALITIES
Emanuela Marrocu, University of Cagliari
Raffaele Paci, University of Cagliari
Stefano Usai, University of Cagliari, CRENoS
HEALTH INSURANCE - II
PUBLIC EXPENDITURE ON HEALTH AND PRIVATE OLD-AGE INSURANCE
IN AN OLG GROWTH MODEL WITH ENDOGENOUS FERTILITY: CHAOTIC
CYCLES UNDER PERFECT FORESIGHT
Luciano Fanti, University of Pisa
Luca Gori, University of Genoa
Session 9:45-10:45
C74 WHY DO AMERICANS SPEND SO MUCH MORE IN MEDICAL CARE THAN SP 319
EUROPEANS?
Hui He, University of Hawaii
Kevin X.D. Huang, Vanderbilt University
IMPACT OF HEALTH INSURANCE ON CONSUMPTION AND SAVING
BEHAVIOURS: EVIDENCE FROM RURAL CHINA
Diana Cheung, University of Paris 1 Panthéon-Sorbonne
Ysaline Padieu, University of Paris 1 Panthéon-Sorbonne
IMMIGRATION / MIGRATION - II
IMMIGRANTS, EDUCATIONAL SYSTEMS AND BACKGROUND. CROSS-
COUNTRY EVIDENCE FROM PISA 2006
Marina Murat, University of Modena and RE
Davide Ferrari, University of Modena and RE
Patrizio Frederic, University of Modena and RE
Session
Giulia Pirani, University of Modena and RE 9:45-10:45
C80 IMMIGRATION, CONFLICT AND REDISTRIBUTION
SP 320
Santiago Sanchez-Pages, University of Edinburgh
Angel Solano Garcia, Universidad de Granada
HOW DO REMITTANCES AFFECT CHILDREN'S TIME ALLOCATION? THE
INDIRECT EFFECT OF NEGATIVE SHOCKS
Delphine Boutin, University of Bordeaux
FIRM - II
A THEORY OF FIRM SCOPE BASED ON LIMITED LIABILITY
Di Pei, Tsinghua University
MULTIPRODUCT FIRMS AND THE ENDOGENOUS CHOICE OF VARIETIES
Session
9:45-11:00
C65 SP 321
Session Tuan Anh Luong, Princeton University
9:45-11:00
C65 HIGH PERFORMANCE WORK PRACTICES, INDUSTRIAL RELATIONS AND
SP 321
FIRM PROPENSITY TO INNOVATIONS
Riccardo Leoni, University of Bergamo
Paola Gritti, University of Bergamo
PROFIT SHARING, WORK PRESSURE AND PRODUCTIVITY
Fathi Fakhfakh, Paris-II University
Virginie Pérotin, Leeds University Business School
POST TRANSITION ECONOMIES - II
WHY DEVELOPMENT PATTERNS DIFFER: THE CZECH AND SERBIAN
CASES COMPARED
Jan Svejnar, University of Michigan
Milica Uvalic, University of Perugia
GAS ONLY? ACCOUNTING FOR RUSSIA’S ECONOMIC GROWTH
Marcel Timmer, University of Groningen
Session Ilya Voskoboynikov, University of Groningen 9:45-10:45
C129 DEMOCRATICCOUNTRIES. THE IMPACT OF ENLARGEMENTPOST-
SP 112
AND MARKET-ECONOMIC REFORMS IN THE
COMMUNIST OF THE
EUROPEAN UNION
Karsten Staehr, Tallinn University of Technology
SEA, SWELL OR KILLER WAVES? AN EMPIRICAL ANALYSIS OF CAPITAL
FLOWS
Mahvash Qureshi, International Monetary Fund
Atish Ghosh, International Monetary Fund
Jun Kim, International Monetary Fund
Juan Zalduendo, International Monetary Fund
RISK AND UNCERTAINTY
EXPECTED UTILITY THEORY AND THE TYRANNY OF CATASTROPHIC
RISKS
Session
Michael Schymura, Centre for European Economic Research (ZEW) 9:45-10:45
C136 Wolfgang Buchholz, University of Regensburg W 503
RISK PREFERENCES AND RISK SHARING: EVIDENCE FROM MEXICO
Carolina Mejia, UCLA
INDIAN ECONOMY-II
SWITCHES INTO AND OUT OF NREGS-A PANEL DATA ANALYSIS FOR
RAJASTHAN
Raghbendra Jha, Australian National University
Raghav Gaiha, University of Delhi
Manoj Kumar Pandey, Australian National University
Session Shylashri Shankar, Centre for Policy Research
9:45-10:45
C86 SP 302
CAUSES AND CONSEQUENCES OF RURAL OUT-MIGRATION IN THE
INDIAN STATE OF WEST BENGAL – A CASE STUDY OF TWO DISTRICTS
Kanak Kanti Bagchi, North Bengal University
POVERTY AND MIGRATION IN INDIA: A STUDY OF LINKAGES AND IMPACT
Kailas C. Thaware, Gokhale Institute of Politics & Economics
RMB EXCHANGE RATE AND MONETARY POLICY
Session
(IN CHINESE) 9:45-12:00
Z8 SD 418
ORGANIZATION AND PERFORMANCE OF FIRMS IN
THE WOLD ECONOMY
Chairperson: Jan Svejnar, University of Michigan
HRM POLICIES AND PERFORMANCE: INSIDER ECONOMETRICS IN A
MULTI-UNIT FIRM
Jan Svejnar, University of Michigan
Hein Bogaard, GWU
Session
FIVE MODELS OF CORPORATE COGNITIVE ARCHITECTURE AND 11:00-12:30
S12 ASSOCIATED GOVERNANCE SD 401
Masahiko Aoki, Stanford University
THE COMMAND AND CONTROL NATURE OF THE CHINESE ECONOMIES:
MONETARY STIMULATION AS AN ILLUSTRATION
Bernard Yeung, NUS Business School
FIRMS AS CATALYSTS OF WITHIN-COUNTRY MIGRATION
Tarun Khanna , Harvard University
Prithwiraj Choudhury , Wharton University
INSTITUTIONS AND THE HISTORY OF ECONOMIC
DEVELOPMENT
Chairperson: Avner Greif
Chairperson: Timur Kuran
SHARING THE FUTURE: FINANCIAL SOLUTIONS TO THE POLITICAL
ECONOMY CHALLENGES OF DEVELOPMENT
Saumitra Jha, Stanford University
RESOURCES AND CONFLICT IN THE RUN-UP TO MODERN EUROPE
Session Murat Iyigun, University of Colorado 11:00-12:30
S16 Nathan Nunn, Harvard University SP 112
Nancy Qian, Yale University
SEPARATION OF POWERS AND THE MEDIEVAL ROOTS OF
INSTITUTIONAL DIVERGENCE BETWEEN EUROPE AND THE ISLAMIC
MIDDLE EAST
Eric Chaney, Harvard University
CHINA'S FOREIGN TRADE: PERSPECTIVES FROM THE PAST 150 YEARS
Carol Shiue, University of Colorad
Ben Li, Boston College
Wolfgang Keller, University of Colorado
REFORMING THE GLOBAL FINANCIAL ORDER
Chairperson: Joseph E.Stiglitz, Columbia University
Session
13:30-15:00
P1 Joseph E.Stiglitz, Columbia University
Xiaochuan Zhou, People's Bank of China, invited
W 121
Erdem Basci, Central Bank of Turkey
Andy Haldane, Bank of England
SOCIAL SECURITIES & PROTECTION
Chairperson: Chong-En Bai, Tsinghua University
TAX REDUCTION AND HOUSEHOLD CONSUMPTION AND INVESTMENT
Session BEHAVIOR IN RURAL AREAS
13:30-15:00
S9 SD 401
Session
13:30-15:00
S9 Chong-En Bai, Tsinghua University
Binzhen Wu, Tsinghua University
SD 401
THE INTERNATIONAL REVOLUTION IN HIGHER EDUCATION FINANCING
Bruce Chapman, Australian National University
COMPARATIVE INSTITUTIONAL ANALYSIS
Chairperson: Gerard Roland, University of California, Berkeley
BEFORE AND BEYOND DIVERGENCE; THE POLITICS OF ECONOMIC
CHANGE IN CHINA AND EUROPE
Session Jean-Laurent Rosenthal, California Institute of Technology
13:30-15:00
S15 Bin Wong, University of California Los Angeles
SP 112
POLITICAL COMPETITION WITHOUT ELECTION
Konstantin Sonin, New Economic School
CULTURE, INSTITUTIONS AND ECONOMIC PERFORMANCE
Gerard Roland, University of California, Berkeley
INDIAN ECONOMY - III
THE EXTERNAL SECTOR LIBERALISATION AND ECONOMIC GROWTH
–INDIAN EXPERIENCE.
Ratan Kumar Ghosal, University of Calcutta
FINANCIAL DEVELOPMENT, INVESTMENT AND ECONOMIC GROWTH
NEXUS IN INDIA: STUDY IN PERSPECTIVE OF ENDOGENOUS
STRUCTURAL BREAKS
Jaydeep Mukherjee, Indian Institute of Foreign Trade
Session
15:15-16:30
C87 SP 302
DISPARITIES IN DEVELOPMENT IN POST-REFORM INDIA: EXPLORING
RELATIONAL PATTERNS BETWEEN INCOME, POVERTY, GENDER
DEVELOPMENT AND LIVING CONDITIONS BY STATES
Manoj Kumar Sanyal, Independent Researcher
Debarshi Sanyal, Australia and New Zealand Banking Group
CAPITAL ACCOUNT CONVERTIBILITY IN INDIA - SOME THEORETICAL
ISSUES AND POLICY PRESCRIPTIONS
Asim Karmakar, Jadavpur University
Debasis Mukhopadhyay, B.N.Mahavidyalaya
SESSION IN CHINESE - II
LABOR RIGHTS IN CHINA: WHO'S PROTECTING AND PROTECTING FOR
WHOM? AN EMPIRICAL STUDY OF LABOR PROTECTION IN CHINA
Yuan Zhang, China Institute of Industrial Relations
CENTRALIZED DECISION-MAKING OF REVOLUTIONARY ORGANIZATIONS
AND THE LONG-TERM OF CENTRALIZED FEUDAL SYSTEM IN CHINA: A
Session NEW POLITICAL ECONOMICS ANALYSIS
15:15-16:30
C149
Guangzhen Guo, Liaoning University
SP 321
Jun Zhang, Fudan University
RIGIDITY SAVING, MONETARY POLICY AND PRIVATE CONSUMPTION
DYNAMICS
Yonggang Hu, Shanghai University of Economics and Finance
Xinqiang Guo, Shanghai University of Economics and Finance
TOTAL FACTOR PRODUCTIVITY、GOVERNMENT INTERVENTION AND
ECONOMIC STRUCTURE CHANGES: THEORETICAL MODEL AND
EMPIRICAL STUDY
Guojin Chen, Xiamen University
Aihuan Xu, Xiamen University
