2026년 6월26편 · 2026년 247편
- Speed Up the Cold-Start Learning in Two-Sided Bandits with Many Arms
- From Shadow AI to Governed AI Review: A Commentary on “Fighting Fire with Fire: Infusing AI into Peer Review to Sustain Quality Scholarship”
- ESG and the Stock Market: Is ESG Exposure Systematic?
- The Spillover Effect of Social Capital Along the Supply Chain: Evidence from the Cost of Debt
- Lemon Cycles
- Second-Tier Stock Exchanges and Growth of Entrepreneurship
- The Impact of Voluntary Carbon Goal Announcements on Stock Returns
- EnsembleIV: Creating Instrumental Variables from Ensemble Learners for Robust Statistical Inference with ML- Generated Variables
- Do Hedge Funds Strategically Misreport Their Holdings? Evidence from 13F Restatements
- Using Neural Networks to Guide Data-Driven Operational Decisions
- Decentralized Autonomous Organization Governance
- Driving Merchant Adoption of Digital Payment Solutions Through Customer Success Management
- Fast and Simple Adaptive Elicitations
- The AI Democratization Paradox: Evidence from Decentralized Knowledge Communities
- The Real Effects of Fair Workweek Laws on Work Schedules: Evidence from Los Angeles
- Insufficient Sleep and Intraday Financial Decision Making
- Exact Logit-Based Product Design
- Artificial Collusion: Examining Supracompetitive Pricing by Q-Learning Algorithms
- Crypto Value, Factor Pricing, and Market Segmentation
- Markovian Search with Ex Ante Constraints: Theory and Applications to Socially Aware Algorithmic Hiring
- Commentary by Dr. Hans-Paul Bürkner, Global Chair Emeritus of The Boston Consulting Group, on Cathy (Liu) Yang, Kevin Bauer, Xitong Li, and Oliver Hinz (2025) “My Advisor, Her AI, and Me: Evidence from a Field Experiment on Human-AI Collaboration and Investment Decisions”
- Speed Is a Signal: When Faster Replies Increase Hiring Likelihood
- Directors’ Incentives from Potential Penalties: Evidence from Their Voting
- Estimation Errors as Regret Lower Bounds for Linear Contextual Bandits
- Selecting and Testing Asset-Pricing Models: A Stepwise Approach
- The Tragedy of Complexity