April 26-28, 2023
Co-Organizers
Laurent Bouton (Georgetown University)
Adam Meirowitz (Yale University)
Shaoting Pi (Iowa State University)
Objective
The goal of this conference is to bring together scholars in Finance, Economics, and Political Economy that study voting with the hope of fostering a deeper understanding of incentives and the degree to which voting effectively aggregates information and/or preferences in a broad set of domains. One goal is to stimulate conversations – and possibly collaborations – that cross disciplinary boundaries.
Location
Yale University, Institution for Social and Policy Studies
77 Prospect Street, New Haven, CT 06511
Schedule Overview
Informal Reception on the evening of April 26
Presentations to begin in the morning of April 27
Conference ends after lunch on April 28
Attendance is by invitation only.
Speakers, Papers and Discussants
| Nadya Malenko | Creating Controversy in Proxy Voting Advice Discussant: Hulya Eraslan |
| Shaoting Pi | Information Acquisition Before Voting and Trading Discussant: Nicola Persico |
| Gabriel Lopez-Moctezuma | Reputation in a Committee with Multiple Principals: The Case of FOMC Discussant: Dan Bernhardt |
| Alon Brav | Shareholder Monitoring Through Voting: New Evidence from Proxy Contests Discussant: Matias Iaryczower |
| Lydia Mechtenberg | When Do Proxy Advisors Improve Corporate Decisions? Discussant: Navin Kartik |
| Enrichetta Ravina | Proxy Voting and The Rise of ESG Discussant: Nolan McCarty |
| John Duggan | Accountability in Markovian Elections Discussant: Dimitrios Xefteris |
| Cesar Martinelli | Razor-Thin Elections Discussant: Philip Bond |
