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Part of the Lubar Research Seminar Series Speaker: Kenneth Ahern, Associate Professor, Marshall School of Business Concentration is determined by two opposing forces: the number of firms in a market and the evenness of their market shares. To compress these …

Part of the Lubar Research Seminar Series Speaker: Gene Moo Lee, UBC Sauder School of Business Generative artificial intelligence (AI) has the potential to revolutionize the creative industry by reshaping the human creative process. We explore the potential of generative …

Part of the Lubar Research Seminar Series Speaker: Audra Boone, Texas Christian University Using details from the private phase of the takeover process, we examine how bidding strategies correlate with key takeover outcomes. We find that higher initial offers are …

Part of the Lubar Research Seminar Series Speaker: Kang Zhao, University of Iowa Teamwork is ubiquitous in today’s society and better predictions of team performance have important managerial implications for recruiting and personnel selection. Meanwhile, most teams feature internal hierarchies …

Part of the Lubar Research Seminar Series Speaker: Thomas Kubick, University of Nebraska -Lincoln Common ownership has increased substantially over the past few decades and has become an important influence over corporate policies. We predict and find that firms commonly …

Part of the Lubar Research Seminar Series Speaker: Matteo Benetton, University of California at Berkeley    Using a nationally representative panel of consumer credit records for the US from 1999 to 2021, we document a positive correlation between child and …

Part of the Lubar Research Seminar Series Speaker: Yianni Floros, University of Wisconsin Milwaukee         Private investments in public equity (PIPEs) are frequently issued at a price above the prevailing market price. Although the prior literature largely ignores premium PIPEs, …

Part of the Lubar Research Seminar Series Speaker: Shelley Brickson, University of Illinois - Chicago Utilizing a “polar type” comparative organizational study, I examined whether and how organizational identity (OI) shapes wide-spread organizing patterns at multiple levels of analysis as …

Part of the Lubar Research Seminar Series Speaker: Igor Cunha, University of Kentucky  

Part of the Lubar Research Seminar Series Speaker: Colleen Boland, University of Wisconsin – Milwaukee  

Part of the Lubar Research Seminar Series Speaker: Alejandro Lopez-Lira, University of Florida.    

Part of the Lubar Research Seminar Series Speaker: Jingjing Li, University of Virginia Zoom link to attend.

Part of the Lubar Research Seminar Series Speaker: Donna Bobek Schmitt, University of South Carolina.