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“2021 Conference on Markets and Economies with Information Frictions" Successfully Held
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From August 30 to 31, 2021, The "2021 Conference on markets and economies with information frictions" was held online through Zoom successfully. It was jointly sponsored by the Sargent Institute of Quantitative Economics and Finance of Peking University (SIQFE), the Center for Economic Researchof Shandong University (CERSDU)and JEDC (the Journal of Economic Dynamics and Control), co-organized by the Macroeconomic and Financial Research Center of Peking University and Pingan Macroeconomic Research Institute. The forum was presided over by Professor Wang Pengfei, vice president of PHBS. Professor Thomas J. Sargent, 2011 Nobel Laureate in economics, director of SIQFE and New York University and Professor Liming Fan, President of Shandong University, respectively made opening remarks. Professor Wei Xiong, Trumbull Adams Professor of Princeton University, made a keynote speech. Nearly 200 scholars in related fields at home and abroad gathered in the cloud to participate in the academic feast.

Prof. Thomas J. Sargent

                                                                          Prof. Liming Fan

Prof. Wei Xiong

The forum also held several sub- topic discussion. 26 scholars from all over the world reported their latest research abuout on information friction and asset pricing, information economics experiment, information acquisition and price informality, market liquidity and corporate investment, macroeconomics and information design, social networks and digital economy, dynamic information theory Information and welfare and other related topics and accepted peer review. Professor Huang Shaoan, Professor Wang Gaowang, postdoctoral Professor Wang Xiaodan of CERSDU and Professor Qiu Zhigang of Renmin University of China made a presentation to the conference on government intervention through informed trading in financial markets.

                        


Reporter

Title

1

Linyi Zhang, The Chinese University of Hong Kong, Shenzhen

Social Ties and Peer Effects in Crowdfunding Markets


2

Danxia Xie, Tsinghua University

Endogenous Growth with Multiple Uses of Data

3

Baohua Xin, University of Toronto

From Experiment to the Field: The Case of a Price

Formation Model Based on Laboratory Findings

4

Valentyn Panchenko, University of New South Wales

The Role of Information in a Continuous Double

Auction: An Experiment

5

Bart Yueshen, INSEAD

. What Is in High-Frequency Price Pressure?

6

Joshua Mollner, Northwestern University

Principal Trading Procurement: Competition and

Information Leakage

7

Andriy Shkilko, Wilfrid Laurier University

The Conduits of Price Discovery: A Machine Learning

Approach

8

Alexandr Kopytov, University of Hong Kong

On ESG   Investing: Heterogeneous Preferences,

Information, and Asset Prices

9

Charles Martineau, University of Toronto

Information   Flow, Noise, and the Irrelevance of FOMC

Announcement Returns

10

Leyla Jianyu Han, Boston University

Information-Driven Volatility

11

Adrian Buss, INSEAD & CEPR

What do Interest Rates Reveal about the Stock

Market? A Noisy Rational Expectations Model of Stock  

and Bond Markets

12

Alessandro Pavan, Northwestern University

. (In)efficiency in Information Acquisition and

Aggregation through Prices

13

Eduardo Davila, Yale University

Identifying Price Informativeness

14

Yufeng Wu, University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign

Looking the Other Way: The Screening Role of (Weak)

Internal Monitoring

15

Alexandre Kohlhas, Stockholm University

I'm Not Worried If You Are: Aggregate Shocks,

Heterogeneity, and Information Choice in General   Equilibrium


Reporter

Title

16

Francesco Sangiorgi, Frankfurt School of Finance   &

Management

Factor Investing, Learning from Prices, and

Endogenous Uncertainty in Asset Markets

17

Zhao Li, University of International Business and

Economics

A Tale of Two Markets: Labor Market Mobility and

Bank Information Sharing

18

Feng Dong, Tsinghua University

Asset Bubbles and Talent Misallocation: A Greater

Fool Theoretic Approach

19

Bradyn Breon-Drish, University of California, San   Diego

Kevin Smith, Stanford University

Investment Efficiency and Welfare with Feedback

Effects

20

Andrey Malenko, University of Michigan

Creating Controversy in Proxy Voting Advice

21

Jing Zhou, Fudan University

Sentiments and Real Business Cycles

22

Zhigang Qiu, Renmin University of China

Government Intervention through Informed

Trading in Financial Markets

23

Wukuang Cun, Shanghai University of Finance and

Economics

Endogenous Lemons Markets and Information

Cycles

24

Frank Weikai Li, Singapore Management University

Information Acquisition and Expected Returns:

Evidence from EDGAR Search Traffic

25

Kerry Back, Rice University

Mediation and Strategic Delay in Bargaining and

Markets

26

Marcel Rindisbacher, Boston University

Dynamic Noisy Rational Expectations Equilibrium with  

Insider Information: Welfare and Regulation







Last:Associate researcher Wei Ma published a paper entitled Random Dual Expected Utility in Economic Theory Next:Professor Shuguang Jiang was awarded one of the two Amartya Sen Prizes by the International Economic Association

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