2004 Dissertation Awards

IBER Dissertation Research Awards Recipients - 2004

Sally Kwak (Economics) "Special Education Finance Reform - Effects on Student Outcomes"
Evan Rawley (Business) "The Determinants of Technology Adoption: Evidence from the Private-for-Hire Vehicle Market"
Kristy Piccinini (Economics) "The 1/n Effect in Public Good Provision"
Ting Lu (Economics) "An Empirical Study on China’s Enterprise Privatization - Effects and Determinants"
Miguel Fuentes (Economics) "Microeconomic Evidence on Exchange-rate Pass-through of Imported Goods in an Emerging Economy"
Gerardo Zuniga-Villasenor (Economics) “Measuring The Efficiency Of Banks: An Application To The Mexican Banking System”
Kory Kroft (Economics) "Peer Effects in Professional Golf"
Sebastian Brion (Business) "Confidence in Counterfactual Thoughts"
Avraham Ebenstein (Economics) "The Effect of Late Marriage on Women and the Family: Evidence from Taiwan't Dragon Year Baby Boom"
Gavin Kilduff (Business) "The Motivational Effects of Rivalry"
Michael Toffel (Business) "Turning Themselves In: Why Some Companies Disclose Regulatory Violations"
Jennifer Aker (Agricultural Economics) "Who Has the Power? An Analysis of Farm Households’ Market Participation Decisions in Niger"
Jennifer Brown (Agricultural Economis) "Valuing Reputation: eBay's Market for Feedback"
Daniel Egel (Economics) "Political Institutions and Political Participation in Morocco"
Sharad Tandon (Economics) "Trade Reform and Political Outcomes: Evidence from India"
Chris Blattman (Economics) "Stolen Children, Shattered Lives? The Long-Term Human Capital Impact of Soldiering on Youth in Northern Uganda"

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