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Research Funding

The Fama-Miller Center financially supports research in finance to Booth faculty and PhD students.

The Fama-Miller Center financially supports research in finance to Booth faculty and PhD students. We provide support for research assistants, data purchases, cost of creating new data, and other research related costs.


2024–25 Fama-Miller Center Fast Facts


Harper Center

21

Research projects funded


21
Harper Center

6

Academic conferences funded


6
Harper Center

2

Fama-Miller Center visitors funded


2

Explore this year's funded projects

Reasoning
Francesca Bastianello

Representing Economic Knowledge
Leland Bybee and Taisiya Sikorskaya

Financing the Winners of Yesterday
Rahul Chauhan

Sterotypes and Global Capital Flows
Emanuele Colonnelli and Suproteem Sarkar

130 Years of American Finance
Leonardo D'Amico

Cognitive Embeddings: Investing Behavior to Recover Beliefs
Laurenz De Rosa

Paths (not) Taken: Learning Corporate Strategy
Laurenz De Rosa

Measuring Managerial Beliefs about the Cost of Capital Using AI
Niels Gormsen and Kilian Huber

Modern Capital Budgeting and Firm Decisions
Kilian Huber and Laurenz De Rosa

Letters of Credit in Corporate Finance
Tanvi Jindal

Investing in Our Partners
Tanvi Jindal

Monetary Policy, Insurers, and Real Estate Markets
Umang Khetan

Subjective Shifting Endpoints and FX Puzzles
Joe Kupferberg

Who Cares about Transient Shocks? Evidence from Workforce Investments in Risk Management
Lauren Mostrom

Why do Households Use Credit Cards?
Pascal Noel

Bridging Statistical Models and Economics Theory
Suproteem Sarkar

Housing Wealth in the United States
Gianluca Yong Gonzalez and Eric Milstein

Households' Liquidity Management and the Endogenous Sorting of Bank Depositor Types
Younggeun Yoo

Understanding Banks' Resolution of Distressed Office Loans
Judy Yue

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