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This paper studies the forces which determine how diversity at a firm evolves over time. We consider a dynamic model of a single firm with two levels of employees, the entry level and the upper level. In each period, the firm selects a subset of the entry-level workers for promotion to the upper...
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according to their ex ante information value. Finally, we provide conditions under which it is possible to compare the incentive … to acquire information across agents with different risk preferences, and we identify a class of utility functions for … which agents who are less risk averse purchase more information …
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This paper studies the forces which determine how diversity at a firm evolves over time. We consider a dynamic model o a single firm with two levels of employees, the entry level and the upper level. In each period, the firm selects a subset of the entry-level workers for promotion to the upper...
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We study how diversity evolves at a firm with entry-level and upper-level employees who vary in ability and "type" (gender or ethnicity). The ability of entry-level employees is increased by mentoring. An employ receives more mentoring when more upper-level employees have the same type. Optimal...
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Online platforms often face challenges being both fair (i.e., non-discriminatory) and efficient (i.e., maximizing revenue). Using computer vision algorithms and observational data from a microlending marketplace, we find that choices made by borrowers creating online profiles impact both of...
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This paper derives sufficient conditions for a class of games of incomplete information, such as first price auctions … private information about his own type (for example, a bidder's value for an object of a firm's marginal cost of production … values; a class of pricing games with incomplete information about costs; a class of all-pay auction games; and a class of …
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