Nina Baranchuk, PhD
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Assistant Professor
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Vita: |
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Education: |
PhD, Washington University in St. Louis, 2004 MA, Washington University in St. Louis, 2000 MS, Moscow State University, Russia, 1998 |
Courses: |
BA 3341 Business Finance FIN 7340 Theoretical Corporate Finance, doctoral seminar |
Current / Recent Research: |
Theoretical and empirical analysis of corporate governance Agency problems, executive compensation Applied econometrics |
Professional Organizations: |
American Finance Association Financial Management Association Western Finance Association |
Publications: |
“The Economics of Super Managers,” with Glenn MacDonald and Jun Yang, Review of Financial Studies, forthcoming. “Renegotiation-proof Contracting, Disclosure, and Incentives for Efficient Investment,” with Philip Dybvig and Jun Yang, Journal of Economic Theory, 2010, vol. 145, no.5, pp. 1805-1836. “Consensus in Diverse Corporate Boards,” with Philip Dybvig, Review of Financial Studies, 2009, vol. 22, no. 2, p.715-747. “Organizing Multiple Related Tasks into Jobs: Diversification vs. Competition,” Economics Letters, 2008, vol. 99, no.3, p. 599-603. “Assessing the Role of Option Grants to CEOs: How Important is Heterogeneity?” with Siddhartha Chib, Journal of Empirical Finance, 2008, vol. 15, no. 2, pp. 145-166. |
Working Papers: |
“Making the Grade: Product Quality Reporting by Infomediaries,” with Ashutosh Prasad, resubmission encouraged subject to substantial revision, Management Science. “Sliding-Scale Contracts in Movie Distribution: A Theoretical Rationale,” with Seethu Seetharaman and Andrei Strijnev, resubmission encouraged subject to substantial revision, Management Science. “Motivating Innovation in Newly Public Firms,” with Robert Kieschnick and Rabih Moussawi. “Screening of Possibly Incompetent Agents and Welfare Analysis without Common Priors,” with Philip Dybvig. |
