Dissertations

From aesthetic innovation to infrastructure development subsidization, dissertations showcase the in-depth research and analysis by Columbia Business School’s PhD candidates.

Dissertation by year



Three essays in financial economics

Jose Vicente Martinez, 2006

Faculty Advisor: Wei Jiang

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Essays on corporate credit

Yoshiki Obayashi, 2006

Faculty Advisor: Suresh Sundaresan

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Asset pricing and asset allocation in the presence of durable consumption goods

Stephan Siegel, 2006

Faculty Advisor: Geert Bekaert

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The interdependence of organizational knowledge and financing: Studies of technological innovation, learning, and corporate restructuring in United States medical device ventures

Geraldine A Wu, 2006

Faculty Advisor: Heather Haveman

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Determinants of justification and self-control

Yuhuang Zheng, 2006

Faculty Advisor: Ran Kivetz

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Essays in asset pricing and macroeconomics

Ruslan Bikbov, 2006

Faculty Advisor: Mikhail Chernov

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Essays on infrastructure development subsidization by product firms

Vildan Altuglu, 2005

Faculty Advisor: Donald Lehmann

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Essays in empirical asset pricing

Kodjo Mawuelona Apedjinou, 2005

Faculty Advisor: Suresh Sundaresan

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To trust or not to trust one's feelings: The metacognitive processing of feelings

Tamar Avnet, 2005

Faculty Advisor: Michel Tuan Pham

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