Prêmio SBE 2024
Desde 2012, temos o prazer de reconhecer e premiar os artigos de maior destaque submetidos ao nosso evento.
O processo de seleção dos ganhadores será conduzido em duas etapas cuidadosamente planejadas. Na primeira etapa, a nossa competente comissão científica avaliará todos os artigos submetidos e selecionará dois artigos de destaque em cada área. Estes artigos serão os finalistas.
A segunda etapa ocorrerá durante o próprio encontro. Cada área temática terá uma sessão especial dedicada, na qual os dois artigos escolhidos na primeira etapa serão apresentados à plateia e à comissão julgadora.
Após essas apresentações inspiradoras, os vencedores serão selecionados com base no rigor acadêmico, originalidade e contribuição para suas respectivas áreas. A revelação dos vencedores acontecerá em uma cerimônia especial, onde os dez artigos selecionados receberão uma placa de reconhecimento, juntamente com o certificado de participação do Prêmio SBE 2024.
O Prêmio SBE 2024 continuará a inspirar e reconhecer aqueles que impulsionam o campo da economia a novos patamares.
Teoria Econômica
Fiscal Federalism and Monetary Unions
Rafael Berriel (Stanford University), Eugenia Gonzalez-Aguado (Toulouse School of Economics), Patrick J Kehoe (Stanford University), Elena Pastorino (Stanford University)
Cognition in Preferences and Choice
Maria Fernanda Petri Betto (Johns Hopkins University)
Finanças
Distracted by Crypto
Matheus Carrijo de Brito (FGV EESP), Fernando Chague (FGV EESP), Jéfferson Colombo (FGV EESP)
The Real Costs of Washing Away Corruption: Evidence from Brazil’s Lava Jato Investigation
Claudio Ferraz (UBC), Luiz Moura (UFRJ), Lars Norden (FGV EBAPE), Ricardo Schechtman (BCB)
Econometria
Long Story Short: Omitted Variable Bias in Causal Machine Learning
Victor Chernozhukov (MIT), Carlos Cinelli (University of Washington), Whitney Newey(MIT), Amit Sharma (Microsoft), Vasilis Syrgkanis (Stanford University)
Instrumental Variables with Multiple Time Periods
Pedro Picchetti (Insper)
Microeconomia Aplicada
Payroll Tax, Employment and Labor Market Concentration
Erick Baumgartner (Bocconi University), Raphael Corbi (FEA-USP), Renata Narita (PUC-Rio)
Do Relief Programs Compensate Affected Populations? Evidence from the Great Depression and the New Deal
Ariadna Jou (Universidad de Chile), Tommy Morgan (BYU)
Macroeconomia
Consumer Loans, Heterogeneous Interest Rates, and Inequality
Marco Bonomo (Insper), Tiago Cavalcanti (University of Cambridge, FGV EESP and CEPR), Fernando Chertman (BCB), Amanda Fantinatti (FGV EESP), Andrew Hannon (European Central Bank), Cezar Santos (BID and CEPR)
Educational Outcomes and Enfranchisement
Tiago Cavalcanti (University of Cambridge), Pedro Cavalcanti Ferreira (FGV EPGE), Filipe Fiedler (UCLA), Luciene Pereira (FGV EESP), Cezar Santos (BID)
Macroeconomia
1º - Consumption Tax Cuts vs Stimulus Payments
Yvan Becard (PUC-Rio) and Mehdi Bartal (UM6P)
2º - Fear and Volatility at the Zero Lower Bound
Fernando Mendo (PUC-Rio) and Paymon Khorrami (Duke Fuqua)
Finanças
1º - Information Leakage from Short Sellers
Fernando Chague (FGV EESP), Bruno Giovannetti (FGV EESP) and Bernard Herskovic (UCLA Anderson)
2º - Markets Under Siege: How Differences in Political Beliefs Can Move Financial Markets
Saumitra Jha (Stanford University), Peter Koudijs (Erasmus University Rotterdam) and Marcos Salgado (FGV EPGE)
Teoria Econômica
1º - Monitoring, Disclosure, and Retaliation
Henrique Castro-Pires (University of Surrey)
2º - Time Trumps Quantity in the Market for Lemons
Humberto Moreira (FGV EPGE), Piero Gottardi (University of Essex and University of Venezia) and William Fuchs (UT and Universidad Carlos III de Madrid)
Microeconomia Aplicada
1º - Why is Trade Not Free? A Revealed Preference Approach
Rodrigo Adão (Chicago Booth), Arnaud Costinot (MIT), Dave Donaldson (MIT) and John Sturm (Princeton University)
2º - The Labor Market Effects of Disability Hiring Quotas
Christiane Szerman (Princeton University)
Econometria
1º - Quantile Mixture Models: Estimation and Inference
Luis Alvarez (FGV SP) and Victor Orestes (MIT)
2º - Was Javert Right To Be Suspicious? Marginal Treatment Effects with Censored Data
Santiago Acerenza (Universidad ORT Uruguay), Vitor Possebom (FGV EESP) and Pedro Sant'Anna (Emory University)
Microeconomia Aplicada
1º Health Spending and Health Outcomes: Evidence from a Constitutional Reform in Brazil
Michel Szklo (FGV EAESP), Damian Clarke (Universidad de Chile) and Rudi Rocha (FGV EAESP e IEPS)
2º Technological Progress and Climate Change: Evidence from the Agricultural Sector
Daniel Da Mata (FGV EESP), Mario Dotta (FGV EESP) and Thiago Lobo (FGV EESP)
Teoria econômica
1° The Judging Game
Alvaro Sandroni (Northwestern University, Kellogg School of Management) and Leo Katz (Upenn)
2º Monetary Policy and Liquidity Management in a Model of Endogenous Network Formation for the Interbank Market
Luiz Carpizo (Stanford University) e Timo Hiller (PUC-Rio)
Macroeconomia aplicada
1º Trade Shocks and Higher-Order Earnings Risk in Local Labor Markets
Tomás Martinez (UnB) and Ursula Mello (PUC-Rio)
2º Low-wage Import Competition, Innovation and Growth
Bruno Delalibera (Universitat de Barcelona), Pedro Cavalcanti Ferreira (FGV EPGE) and Heron Rios (Banco Mundial)
Finanças
1º Lending Relationships and Currency Hedging
Sergio Leão (BCB), Rafael Schiozer (FGV-EAESP), Raquel Oliveira (BCB e FECAP) and Gustavo Araujo (BCB e FGV-EPGE)
2º A No-Arbitrage Approach to Asset Pricing using Panel Data Asymptotics
João Victor Issler (FGV EPGE) and Fabio Araujo (BCB)
Econometria
1º Semiparametric Analysis of Randomised Experiments Using L-moments
Luis Alvarez (IME-USP) and Ciro Biderman (FGV EAESP)
2º Forecasting Aggregate Inflation using Disaggregates and Machine Learning
Gilberto Boaretto (PUC-Rio) and Marcelo C. Medeiros (PUC-Rio)
Teoria Econômica
1º “Signaling and Discrimination in Collaborative Projects”
Paula Onuchic (New York University) e Debraj Ray (New York University and University of Warwick)
2º “Arbitrary Bilateral Bargaining in Decentralized Markets for Lemons”
Braz Camargo (FGV EESP) e Bruno Barsanetti (FGV EPGE)
Microeconomia Aplicada
1º “Church Competition, Religious Subsidies and the Rise of Evangelicalism: a Dynamic Structural Analysis”
Fabio Miessi (Insper) e Raphael Corbi ( FEA USP)
2º “Minimum Wages and the Human Capital of the Next Generation”
Daniel Araújo (UFPE and GAPPE), Bladimir Carrillo (UFPE and GAPPE), Wilman Iglesias (University of Nebraska) and Breno Sampaio (UFPE,CLEAN/Bocconi, GAPPE, and IZA)
Macroeconomia Aplicada
1º “Incentives for Early Retirement and Pension Reform”
Kathleen McKiernan (Vanderbilt University)
2º “Universal Basic Income in Developing Countries: Pitfalls and Alternatives”
Pedro Cavalcanti Ferreira (FGV EPGE), Marcel Peruffo (Brown University) e Andre Cordeiro Valerio (FGV EPGE)
Finanças
1º “The overpricing of popular high-risk stocks”
Fernando Chague (FGV EESP), Bruno Giovannetti (FGV EESP) e Bernardo Guimarães (FGV EESP)
2º “Short-squeeze bubbles“
Bernardo Guimarães (FGV EESP) e Pierluca Pannella (FGV EESP)
Econometria
1º “Inference in Difference-in-Differences with Few Treated Units and Spatial Correlation”
Bruno Ferman (FGV EESP)
2º “Conditional mode: An approach via smoothed quantile regression”
Artur Ongaratto (UFRGS) e Eduardo Horta (UFRGS)
1º “Correlation of Types in Bayesian Games”
Luciano Irineu de Castro Filho
2º “Random Choice and Learning”
Paulo Natenzon (Washington University in St. Louis)
1º "Simultaneous Adverse Selection and Moral Hazard"
Daniel Gottlieb (The Wharton School) e Humberto Moreira (FGV-EPGE)
2º “Dynamic Matching in Large Markets”
John Kennes (Aarhus University), Daniel Monte (Sao Paulo School of Economics-FGV) e Norovsambuu Tumennasan (Aarhus University)
1º "Competitive Screening under Heterogeneous Information"
Lucas Maestri (FGV/EPGE), Daniel Garrett (Toulouse School of Economics) e Renato Gomes (Toulouse School of Economics)
2º "Robust Decision-Making"
Vinicius Carrasco (PUC-Rio) e Humberto Moreira (FGV/EPGE)
1º "Revealed preference and identification"
Leandro Gorno (FGV/EPGE)
1º “Optimal Mirrleesian Taxation in Non-competitive Labor Markets”
Lucas Maestri (FGV/EPGE) e Carlos E. da Costa (FGV/EPGE)
2º “Public versus Secret Voting in Committees”
Marcos Yamada Nakaguma (FEA/USP) e Andrea Mattozzi (European University Institute)
1º “Coalitional Expected Multi-Utility Theory”
Kazuhiro Hara (FGV/EPGE), Efe Ok (NYU) and Gil Riella (FGV/ENAE)
2º “Earnings Dynamics: The Role of Learning, Human Capital, Accumulation, and Performance Incentives”
Braz Camargo (FGV/EESP), Fabian Lange (McGill University) and Elena Pastorino (Stanford University)
1º “Robust project selection in cost-based procurement”
Rodrigo B. Andrade (FGV EPGE) e Humberto Moreira (FGV EPGE)
2º “Water Wind and Fire: Competitive Equilibrium in Electricity Markets with Renewables”
Rodrigo Moita (Insper) e Daniel Monte (FGV EESP)
1º “Information Design with Recommender Systems”
Daniel Monte (FGV EESP) e Caio Lorecchio (FGV EESP)
2º “Rational Choice with Full-comparability Domains”
Gil Riella (FGV EPPG), Leandro Nascimento (UnB) and Bruno Furtado (Columbia University)
1º “Price discovery and instantaneous effects among cross listed stocks”
Cristina Mabel Scherrer (Queen Mary, University of London)
2º “Violence-related costs and disclosure: why are some firms unwilling to disclose executive’s compensation?”
Fernando Caio Galdi (FUCAPE Business School); Cristiano M. Costa (FUCAPE Business School); Fabio Motoki (FUCAPE Business School); Juan Manoel Sanchez (University of Arkansas)
1º "Improved Creditor Protection and Verifiability in the U.S."
Erasmo Giambona (University of Amsterdam), Florencio Lopez-de-Silanes (EDHEC Business School) e Rafael Matta (University of Amsterdam)
2º “The Effect of Political Alignment on Public Federal Bank Lending”
Sérgio Leão (Banco Central Brasil), João Manoel Pinho de Mello (PUC-Rio) e Cláudio Ferraz (PUC-Rio)
1º "Distress Resolution Costs and Bankruptcy Risk: Evidence from CDS Markets"
Rafael Matta (University of Amsterdam), Murillo Campello (Cornell University e NBER) e Tomislav Ladika (University of Amsterdam)
2º "Barrier Style Contracts under Lévy Processes: an Alternative Approach"
José Fajardo (FGV/EBAPE)
1º "Short-Selling Restrictions and Returns: a Natural Experiment"
Marco Bonomo (Insper); João Manoel Pinho de Mello (Insper) e Lira Mota (FGV/EPGE)
1º “The Choice Channel of Financial Innovation”
Felipe Iachan (FGV/EPGE), Plamen Nenov (BI) e Alp Simsek (MIT)
2º “Liquidity Runs”
Rafael Matta (University of Amsterdam) e Enrico Perotti (University of Amsterdam e CEPR)
1º “Nonparametric Assessment of Hedge Fund Performance”
Kym Ardison (FGV/EPGE), Caio Almeida (FGV/EPGE) and René Garcia (Université de Montréal)
2º “Systemic Risk in Financial Systems: a feedback approach”
Thiago Silva (BCB), Benjamin Tabak (UCB) and Michel Alexandre (BCB)
1º “The Cross-Section of Retail Investors: Tax-Inattention, Performance and Behavioral Biases”
Justin Birru (Ohio State University), Fernando Chague (FGV EESP), Rodrigo Bueno (FEA/USP) e Bruno Giovannetti (FGV EESP)
2º “Volatility Discovery”
Gustavo Dias (Aarhus University), Cristina Scherrer (Aarhus University) e Fotis Papailias (King's College London)
1º "Risk Externalities in Corporate Investment"
Felipe Iachan (FGV EPGE) e Dejanir Silva (University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign)
2º “Tail Risk Exposures of Hedge Funds: Evidence from Unique Brazilian Data"
Caio Almeida (Princeton University), Marcelo Fernandes (FGV EESP) e João Paulo Valente (Yale University)
1º “Estimating Networks: Lasso for Spatial Weights”
Pedro Carvalho Loureiro de Souza (London School of Economics)
2º “The Nonlinear Iterative Least Squares (NL-ILS) Estimator: An Application to Volatility Models”
Gustavo Fruet Dias (Queen Mary University of London)
1º "Smoothing Quantile Regressions"
Emmanuel Guerre (Queen Mary University of London), Marcelo Fernandes (Sao Paulo School of Economics-FGV) e Eduardo Horta (DEST-UFRGS)
2º “Forecasting Multivariate Time Series under Present-Value-Model Short- and Long-run Co-movement Restrictions”
Osmani Teixeira de Carvalho Guillén (Banco Central do Brasil e IBMEC), Alain Hecq (Maastricht University), João Victor Issler (FGV-EPGE) e Diogo Saraiva (FGV-EPGE)
1º "Nonparametric Estimation of a Generalized Regression Model with Group Effects"
Eduardo A. Souza-Rodrigues (University of Toronto)
2º "Assessing functional form specifications for the Unconditional Quantile Partial Effects in the GMM Framework"
Cristine Campos de Xavier Pinto (Sao Paulo School of Economics - FGV), Sergio Firpo (Sao Paulo School of Economics - FGV) e Graciela Sanroman (DECON-UDELAR)
1º "Synthetic Control Estimator: A Walkthrough with Condifence Intervals"
Sergio Firpo (FGV/EESP) e Vitor Possebom (FGV/EESP)
2º "The TZ Robust Nonparametric Frontier Estimator"
Hudson Torrent (UFRGS) e Flavio Ziegelmann (UFRGS)
1º “Identification of Counterfactuals in Dynamic Discrete Choice Models”
Eduardo Souza-Rodrigues (University of Toronto), Myrto Kalouptsidi (Princeton) e Paul Scott(New York University)
2º “Seasonal Weighted Lag Adaptive LASSO"
Lara Nassar Rangel (UFRGS) and Flavio A. Ziegelmann (UFRGS)
1º "BooST: Boosting Smooth Trees for Partial Effect Estimation in Nonlinear Regressions"
Yuri Fonseca (Universidade de Columbia), Marcelo Medeiros (PUC-Rio), Gabriel Vasconcelos (PUC-Rio) e Alvaro De Lima Veiga Filho (PUC-Rio)
2º “Component shares in continuous time"
Gustavo Dias (Aarhus University), Marcelo Fernandes (FGV EESP) e Cristina Scherrer (Aarhus University)
1º "Homophily in Preferences or Meetings? Identifying and Estimating an Iterative Network Formation Model"
Luis Alvarez (IME/USP), Vladimir Ponczek (FGV EESP) e Cristine Pinto (FGV EESP)
2º “Microfounded Forecasting"
Wagner Gaglianone (BCB) e João Victor Issler (FGV EPGE)
1º “Globalization and the Industrial Revolution”
Pedro Cavalcanti Ferreira (EPGE-FGV); Marcelo Santos (Insper Instituto de Ensino e Pesquisa); Samuel Pessoa (FGV)
2º “Estimating Strategic Complementarity in a State-Dependent Pricing Model” (PUC-Rio)
Arnildo da Silva Correa (Banco Central do Brasil); Marco Bonomo (EPGE/FGV); Marcelo Cunha Medeiros (PUC-Rio)
1º "Stable Firms and Unstable Wages: Theory and Evidence on the Rise in Earnings Instability in the US Economy"
Ana Abras (FEA-USP)
2º "Financial disruption as a cost of sovereign default: a quantitative assessment"
Andre Diniz (Sao Paulo School of Economics - FGV) e Bernardo Guimarães (Sao Paulo School of Economics - FGV)
2º “Trade Policy in a Dynamic Heckscher-Ohlin Model”
Heron Rios (FGV/EPGE), Pedro Cavalcanti Ferreira (FGV/EPGE) e Alberto Trejos (INCAE)
2º “Family Planning and Development: Aggregate Effects of Contraceptive Use”
Cezar Santos (FGV/EPGE), Tiago Cavalcanti (University of Cambridge and FGV/EESP) and Georgi Kocharkov (University of Konstanz)
1º “On the implications of strategic uncertainty for expectation formation in macroeconomics"
Marcel B Ribeiro (FGV EESP)
2º “International Reserves Management in a Model of Partial Sovereign Default”
Ricardo Sabbadini (Banco Central do Brasil e FEA/USP)
1º “The Use of Violence in Illegal Markets: Evidence from Mahogany Trade in the Brazilian Amazon” (artigo aceito para publicação no American Economic Journal:Applied Economics)
Rodrigo R. Soares (PUC-Rio); Ariaster Chimeli (Ohio University)
https://ideas.repec.org/p/rio/texdis/592.html
2º “Isolated Capital Cities and Misgovernance: Theory and Evidence”
Bernardo de Vasconcellos Guimarães (FGV-EESP); Filipe R. Campante (Harvard Kennedy School); Quoc-Anh Do (Singapore Management University)
1º "DETERring Deforestation in the Brazilian Amazon: Environmental Monitoring and Law Enforcement"
Juliano Assunção (Climate Policy Initiative e PUC-Rio), Clarissa Gandour (Climate Policy Initiative e PUC-Rio) e Romero Rocha (Climate Policy Initiative e PUC-Rio)
2º “Winners and Losers in the Labour Market: Heterogeneous Effects of Brazil-China Trade”
Francisco Costa (FGV-EPGE), Jason Garred (London School of Economics) e João Paulo Pessoa (London School of Economics)
1º "Migration, roads, and labor market integration: Evidence from a planned capital city"
Jaqueline Oliveira (Clemson University) e Melanie Morten (Stanford University)
2º "Demand Shocks and Firm Dynamics: Evidence from Winners and Losers in Procurement Auctions"
Dimitri Szerman (PUC-Rio e Climate Policy Initiative), Claudio Ferraz (PUC-Rio) e Frederico Finan (UC Berkeley)
1º "International Competition and Labor Market Adjustment "
João Paulo Pessoa (FGV/EESP)
2º "A Compensating Differentials Theory of Informal Labor Markets: Quantitative Model and Implications for a Developing Country "
Rodrigo R. Soares (FGV/EESP) e Daniel Haanwinckel (University of California at Berkeley)
1º "(Mis)Allocation Effects of an Overpaid Public Sector"
Tiago Cavalcanti (University of Cambridge) e Marcelo dos Santos (Insper)
2º "Optimal Monetary Interventions in Credit Markets"
Luis Araujo (FGV/EESP) e Tai-Wei Hu (Kellogg School of Management Department of Magagerial Economics and Decision Sciences)
1º “Bright Minds, Big Rent: Gentrication and the Rising Returns to Skill"
Cecilia Machado (FGV/EPGE), Lena Edlund (Columbia University) e Maria Sviatschi (ColumbiaUniversity)
2º “The Power of the State: National Borders and the Deforestation of the Amazon”
Robin Burgess (LSE), Francisco Costa (FGV/EPGE) e Benjamin Olken (MIT)
1º “The External Cost of Prostitution: Evidence from Downsizing Red Light Districts in the Netherlands"
Rafael P. Ribas (University of Amsterdam) and Erasmo Giambona (Syracuse University)
2º “Non-Contributory Health Insurance and Household Labor Supply: Evidence from Mexico”
Renata Narita (FEA/USP), Gabriella Conti (University College London,IFS) and Rita Ginja (University of Bergen,IZA)
1º “The Unintended Consequences of Public School Subsidies on Educational Markets"
Leonardo Rosa (Stanford University)
2º “Does Credit Boost Agriculture? Impacts on Brazilian Rural Economy and Deforestation”
Priscila Zeraik de Souza (Climate Policy Initiative/PUC-Rio), Juliano Assunção (PUC-Rio), Pedro Fernandes (CPI/PUC-Rio) e Sérgio Mikio (BCB)
1º “Multi-Product Pricing: Theory and Evidence for Large Retailers in Israel"
Marco Bonomo (Insper), Carlos Carvalho (PUC-Rio e BCB), Krystov (Bank of Canada), Ribon (Bank of Israel) e Rodolfo Rigato (Harvard University)
2º “Dispersion in Financing Costs and Development”
Tiago Cavalcanti (University of Cambridge e FGV EESP), Joseph Kaboski (University of Notre Dame), Bruno Martins (BCB) e Cezar Santos (FGV EPGE)
1º “Money and Politics: The Effects of Campaign Spending Limits on Political Entry and Competition"
Eric Avis(University of California, Berkeley), Claudio Ferraz (PUC-Rio), Frederico Finan (University of California, Berkeley) e Carlos Varjao (Stanford University)
2º “Can Better Peers Signal Less Success? The Disruptive Effect of Perceived Rank on Career Investment”
Rafael P. Ribas (University of Amsterdam), Breno Sampaio (UFPE) e Giuseppe Trevisan (UFPE)
1º “More than Words: Leaders' Speech and Risky Behavior During a Pandemic" (artigo publicado na American Economic Journal: Economic Policy)
Nicolas Ajzenman (FGV EESP and IZA), Tiago Cavalcanti (University of Cambridge, FGV EESP and CEPR) and Daniel Da Mata (FGV EESP)
https://papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cfm?abstract_id=3582908
2º “Labor Unions and the Electoral Consequences of Trade Liberalization”
Emanuel Ornelas (FGV EESP), Pedro Molina Ogeda (FGV EESP) and Rodrigo Soares (Insper)
Empate
1º "Identifying Marginal Treatment Effects in the Presence of Sample Selection"
Otavio Bartalotti (Iowa State University), and Vitor Augusto Possebom (Yale University) and Desire Kedagni (Iowa State University)
1º “Loss aversion and the welfare ranking of policy interventions"
Sergio Firpo (Insper), Antonio Galvão (Universidade do Arizona), Martyna Kobus (Polish Academy of Sciences), Tom Parker (University of Waterloo) and Pedro Rosa-Dias (Imperial College London)
1º “Minimum Dispersion Risk-Neutral Measures and Asset Prices in Incomplete Markets”
Caio Almeida (Princeton University) and Gustavo Freire (FGV EPGE)
2º “Does Stock Manipulation Distort Corporate Investment? The Role of Short Selling Costs and Share Repurchases”
Murillo Campello (Cornell University & NBER), Rafael Matta (SKEMA Business School - Université Côte d'Azur) and Pedro Saffi (University of Cambridge — Judge Business School)
1º “Slums and Pandemics" (artigo publicado no "Journal of Development Economics")
Luiz Brotherhood (Universitat de Barcelona, BEAT & FGV EPGE), Tiago Cavalcanti (University of Cambridge and FGV EESP), Daniel da Mata (FGV EESP) and Cezar Santos (Banco de Portugal, FGV EPGE & CEPR)
https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0304387822000499
2º “Speculation-Driven Business Cycles”
Saki Bigio (UCLA) and Eduardo Zilberman (PUC-Rio)
1º “Risk Classification in Insurance Markets with Risk and Preference Heterogeneity”
Vitor Farinha Luz (University of British Columbia), Piero Gottardi (University of Essex) and Humberto Moreira (FGV EPGE)
2º “Information Acquisition and Disclosure by a Biased Advisor”
Paula Onuchic (New York University)
