Papers & Opinions
Voting on Public Goods: Citizens vs Shareholders
We study the interplay between a “one person-one vote” political system and “one share-one vote” corporate governance regime. The political system sets Pigouvian subsidies, while...
3rd Edition of our Conference! An Overview of the Day
This year’s edition of the CEPR Conference Series on the Political Economy of Finance took place in the beautiful Wereldmuseum in Rotterdam. This edition gathered...
The Political Economy of Prudential Regulation
This paper introduces a voting model into a setting with negative borrowing externalities to study voter preferences for prudential regulation. Voters internalize the general equilibrium...
Papers & Opinions
Voting on Public Goods: Citizens vs Shareholders
We study the interplay between a “one person-one vote” political system and “one share-one vote” corporate governance regime. The political system sets Pigouvian subsidies, while...
3rd Edition of our Conference! An Overview of the Day
This year’s edition of the CEPR Conference Series on the Political Economy of Finance took place in the beautiful Wereldmuseum in Rotterdam. This edition gathered...
The Political Economy of Prudential Regulation
This paper introduces a voting model into a setting with negative borrowing externalities to study voter preferences for prudential regulation. Voters internalize the general equilibrium...
Papers & Opinions
Voting on Public Goods: Citizens vs Shareholders
We study the interplay between a “one person-one vote” political system and “one share-one vote” corporate governance regime. The political system sets Pigouvian subsidies, while...
3rd Edition of our Conference! An Overview of the Day
This year’s edition of the CEPR Conference Series on the Political Economy of Finance took place in the beautiful Wereldmuseum in Rotterdam. This edition gathered...
The Political Economy of Prudential Regulation
This paper introduces a voting model into a setting with negative borrowing externalities to study voter preferences for prudential regulation. Voters internalize the general equilibrium...