Please submit your papers for our 11th edition of the Workshop! This year, we will meet on Sep 19/20 in Chicago @BeckerFriedman @UChicago (the local organizer is @Lisaber71585816). Please, submit to relationalcontracts@gmail.com by April 30th @FahnMatthias @Marta_TroyaM @dvbarron.

RT @FahnMatthias: You have 6 more days to submit your paper for the first Asian Conference on Organizational Economics, taking place on Mar….

RT @FahnMatthias: We are excited to announce the inaugural Asian Conference on Organizational Economics, which will be held @HKUFBE on Mar….

RT @OrgEcon_VfS: Last week we met for our annual meeting, hosted by @FahnMatthias @jku_econ. We had a number of fantastic presentations and….

The 10th edition of the Relational Contract Workshop is starting! The program is available here:

This paper by @FahnMatthias and Takeshi Murooka considers Relational Contracts in a setting with labor market frictions. Their model generates some interesting insights on the consequences of higher labor supply or the role of minimum wages to combat discrimination.

The German-speaking OrgEcon meeting will take place just after this year's relational contracting workshop, we are very much looking forward to a fantastic week in September!.

We are looking forward to seeing you in Linz! Info about past workshops can be found at @Marta_TroyaM @dvbarron.

To celebrate our 10th anniversary, we will have a panel discussion on how to bring insights from behavioral econ into relational contracting research. Discussants are Claudine Gartenberg, David Huffman, and Christian Zehnder, the moderator is W. Bentley MacLeod.

The CfP for our 10th Workshop is out! We will meet on Sep 2/3 in Linz (Austria) @jku_econ, the local organizer is @FahnMatthias. Submit your papers until April 30th to relationalcontracts@gmail.com! This year, submissions related to behavioral econ are particularly welcome.

Many of you have probably seen the important paper "Shaping Institutions" by Willie Fuchs and Satoshi Fukuda. The authors gave a very interesting interview about their paper which you can find here:

It contains papers by J. Thomas & T. Worrall, W.B. MacLeod & J. Malcomson, G. Baker & R. Gibbons & K. Murphy, D. Miller & J. Watson, D. Pearce & E. Stacchetti, P. Ghosh & D. Ray, O. Kvaløy & T. Olsen, J. Li & N. Matouschek, M. Halac, R. Macciavello & A. Morjaria, and D. Huffman.

The editorial preface has brief summaries of all contributions and discusses avenues for future research; it is also available as an @iza_bonn working paper: .

and to explain what they perceive as interesting open questions that should be studied in the future. This symposium was edited by @FahnMatthias, W. Bentley MacLeod, and Gerd Muehlheusser and can be found here: .

We are very excited to announce a symposion on Relational Contracts that has just been published by JITE. Its format is novel: the authors of seminal contributions were approached and asked to elaborate on their personal perspective on the literature based on their own work,.

RT @OrgEcon_VfS: Next year's SIOE conference will take place @HarrisPolicy @UChicago and be organized by @sgehlbach. The line-up so far lo….

RT @OrgEcon_VfS: The program for the upcoming NBER OrgEcon Working group looks great. It involves a session honoring Heikki Rantakari whose….

RT @OrgEcon_VfS: This is devastating news. Heikki was a dear friend and a great person. We will remember him fondly. .

RT @FacultiNet: Relational contracts are typically modelled as being between a principal and an agent, such as a firm owner and a supplier,….

RT @FacultiNet: Relational contracts are typically modelled as being between a principal and an agent, such as a firm owner and a supplier,….