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2025年7月28日(月) に産研講演会「Waseda Organizational and Financial Economics Seminar : Conglomerates, Credit Shocks, & Innovation-Led Growth」が開催されます。

2025年7月28日(月) に産研講演会「Waseda Organizational and Financial Economics Seminar : Conglomerates, Credit Shocks, & Innovation-Led Growth」が開催されます。

0728

MON 2025
Place
ハイフレックス開催
Time
13:10~14:50
Posted
2025年6月4日(水)

「Waseda Organizational and Financial Economics Seminar
Conglomerates, Credit Shocks, & Innovation-Led Growth」

日時 2025年7月28日(月)13:10~14:50
開催方法 ①対面 *11号館504教室にお越しください。
②Zoom*お申込み完了の自動返信メールにて、参加用URLをお知らせいたします。
対象 学生・教職員・一般
講演者 Payne Hennigan 氏
(Assistant Professor, School of Economics Peking University)
要旨 Many economies rely on large conglomerates to allocate capital internally across affiliated firms, especially during times of financial stress. This paper develops a dynamic model of how such internal capital markets respond to liquidity shocks when firms differ in their long-term innovation potential. I begin with a two-period model that yields closed-form cutoff rules for when a conglomerate should liquidate low-potential firms, coerce intermediate types into short-term investment, or preserve high-potential firms for long-horizon R&D. I then embed these allocation margins into an endogenous growth framework in which the relative payoff to short-run versus long-horizon innovation evolves with development. A key insight is that optimal reallocation strategies shift endogenously over time: early in development (far from the innovation frontier), a larger coercion margin helps maintain a wide base of viable innovation projects; later, liquidation becomes more efficient as long-term innovation grows in relative importance. I characterize two forms of persistent misallocation—the coercion trap and the liquidation fallacy—that arise when static rules are applied to changing innovation environments. By linking a discrete reallocation problem to the evolution of aggregate productivity, the model provides a tractable framework for understanding how internal financial structure shapes long-run growth.
世話人 宮島 英昭 (早稲田大学商学学術院 教授)
参加申し込み方法 参加はこちらからお申込みください。※7月24日(木)17:00締切
その他 早稲田大学商学部・産業経営研究所・谷川寧彦分科会