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The Tokenomics of Staking

Uploaded: Dec 30, 2023

Lin William Cong (å¢ęž—), Zhiheng He, Ke Tang

Blockchain-based platforms and decentralized finance prominently features ``staking'': Besides offering a convenience yield for transactions as digital media of exchange, tokens are frequently staked for base-layer consensus generation or for incentivizing economic activities and network development, and consequently earn stakers...

The Short-Termism Trap: Catering to Informed Investors with Limited Horizons

Uploaded: Dec 15, 2023

Francesco Sangiorgi

Does the stock market exert short-term pressure on listed firms, do they respond, and is this response value reducing? We show that limited investor horizons indeed have those consequences, as follows. First, informative stock prices increase firm value; in our...

Market opacity and fragility: Why liquidity evaporates when it is most needed

Uploaded: Dec 4, 2023

Giovanni Cespa, Xavier Vives

Lack of market transparency can impair the liquidity provision of non-standard liquidity suppliers and make liquidity demand increasing in illiquidity. This can yield strategic complementarities and induce multiple equilibria. Then an initial dearth of liquidity may degenerate into a liquidity...

Falling Interest Rates and Credit Reallocation: Lessons from General Equilibrium

Uploaded: Nov 15, 2023

Vladimir Asriyan, Alejandro Van Der Gothe, Luc Laeven, Alberto Martin

We show that in a canonical model with heterogeneous entrepreneurs, financial frictions, and an imperfectly elastic supply of capital, a fall in the interest rate has an ambiguous effect on aggregate economic activity. In partial equilibrium, a lower interest rate raises...

Banks vs. Firms: Who Benefits from Credit Guarantees?

Uploaded: Nov 14, 2023

Alberto Martin, Sergio Mayordomo, Victoria Vanasco

Governments often support private credit through guarantee schemes, which compen-sate private lenders in the event of borrower default. A key feature of such schemes isthat they rely on private banks to allocate guarantees among borrowers. Yet the role ofbanks in...

Blockchain Adoption in a Supply Chain with Manufacturer Market Power

Published: Management Science, 2024

Garud Iyengar, Fahad Saleh, Jay Sethuraman, Wenjun Wang

We examine a supply chain with a single risk-averse manufacturer who purchases from suppliers and sells to consumers. Within this context, we focus on two channels that drive blockchain adoption by the manufacturer: manufacturer risk aversion and consumer information asymmetry....