2019 USTC-UW Workshop on Fintech and Management Innovation

2019 USTC-UW WORKSHOP ON FINTECH AND MANAGEMENT INNOVATIONOctober 18-19, 2019 The USTC-UW Institute for Global Business and Finance INNOVATION IS PLEASED TO ORGANIZE THE 2019 WORKSHOP ON FINTECH AND MANAGEMENT INNOVATION. Several world-renowned scholars and about 30 young scholars are invited to discuss their insights on the emerging FINTECH AND ITS IMPACTS ON RESEARCH, businesses, and INNOVATION.The USTC-UW Institute for Global Business and Finance INNOVATION WAS JOINTLY ESTABLISHED BY THESCHOOL OF MANAGEMENT AT THE UNIVERSITY OF SCIENCE AND TECHONOLOGY OF CHINA AND THE MICHAEL G. Foster School of Business at the University of Washington to promote collaborative research and academic exchanges.   October 18, 2019 (Friday) Afternoon PACCAR HALL 392, University of Washington, SEATTLE Session 1: Data Analytics,Moderator: Ming Fan 13:30-14:00 Talk 1: Sponsored Advertising Meets Recommender System at an Online Platform Ming Fan Associate Professor of Information Systems, University of Washington 14:00-14:30 Talk 2: Are You Depressed? A Deep Learning Model to Identify People with Depression Based on Their Online Posting (Job Talk) Wenwen Li PhD Candidateof of Information Systems, University of Hong Kong 14:30-15:00 Talk 3: How Is Mobile User Behavior Different?—A Hidden Markov Model of Mobile Application Usage Dynamics ShaohuiWu Associate Professor of Marketing, University of Science and Technology of China 15:00-15:30 Talk 4: Does Mobile Shopping within Social Media Result in Less Spending? Search Cost in Mobile Commerce Juan Wang PhD Candidate of Information Systems, University of Science and Technology of China; Visiting Student, University of Washington 15:30-16:00 Coffee Break Session 2: Data Analytics,Moderator: Oliver Rutz 16:00-16:30 Talk 5: (BIG) Data Analytics with Interactions – Predicting Life Events Oliver Rutz Associate Professor of Marketing, University of Washington 16:30-17:00 Talk 6:Pricing Digital Investment Goods with Reward Policy Can Sun Associate Professor of Information Systems, University of Science and Technology of China 17:00-17:30 Talk 7: Does Non-immersive Virtual Reality Matter? Survival Analysis for Properties in Online Real Estate Platform Zhenbin Yan PhD candidate of MANAGEMENT SCIENCE, University of Science and Technology of China; Visiting Student, University of Washington 17:30-18:00 Talk 8: Reading Less in Haze: The Impact of Air Pollution on Digital Reading Market LizhengWang PhD candidate of MANAGEMENT SCIENCE, University of Science and Technology of China; Visiting Student, University of Washington October 19, 2019 (Saturday) Morning Paccar Hall 394, University of Washington, SEATTLE Session 1: Keynote Speeches, Moderator: Yong Tan 08:30-08:45 Opening Remark Frank Hodge Professor of Accounting Orin & Janet Smith Dean Foster School of Business, University of Washington 08:45-09:20 Keynote 1: Is Hiring Irrelevant with Dismissing? An Empirical Study of Employee Turnover at 7-Eleven Zhijian Cui Professor of Strategy & Entrepreneurship University of Science and Technology of China 09:20-09:55 Keynote 2: Moral Consistency or Moral Licensing? The Effects of Moral Elasticity Quotient and Ethical Leadership Xiao-Ping Chen Professor of MANAGEMENT Philip M. Condit Endowed Chair in Business Administration Associate Dean for Faculty and Academic Affairs Foster School of Business, University of Washington 9:55-10:30 Group Photo & Coffee Break Session 2: Keynote Speeches, Moderator: Zhijian Cui 10:30-11:00 Keynote 3: Mergers under the Microscope: Analyzing Conference Call Transcripts Jarrad Harford Professor of Finance Chair of the Department of Finance and Business Economics Paul Pigott-PACCAR Professor in Business Administration Foster School of Business, University of Washington 11:00-11:30 Keynote 4: Analytics Research Based on Chinese Business Practice Ye Shi Associate Professor of Operations MANAGEMENT University of Science and Technology of China 11:30-12:00 Keynote 5: New Research Opportunities in Cloud Computing and Beyond Kamran Moinzadeh Professor of Operations MANAGEMENT Chair of the Information Systems and Operations MANAGEMENT Foster School of Business, University of Washington   October 19, 2019 (Saturday)Afternoon Paccar Hall 394, University of Washington, SEATTLE Session 1: Business Administration,Moderator: Michaele Johnson 13:30-14:10 Talk 1: Employee Voice, Leader-Member Exchange and Career Success: Moderating Role of Supervisor Power Value Michael Johnson The Boeing Company Endowed Professor in Business MANAGEMENT University of Washington 14:10-14:50 Talk 2: Multilevel Power Plays: How Machiavellian Middle Managers Use Upward Guanxi and Downward Abusive Supervision to Gain Power (Job Talk) Zhiyu Feng PhD candidate Leadership, MANAGEMENT & Organization Nanyang Technological University, Singapore 14:50-15:30 Talk 3: Healing on the Sabbath: How Compassion Influences the Battle for Time in Crowdsourcing Lan Wang Associate Professor of Organization & Human Resources University of Science and Technology of China 15:30-16:00 Coffee Break Session 2: Data Analytics, Moderator: Shi Chen 16:00-16:30 Talk 1: A Smart Solution to Rush-Hour Traffic Congestion: Effects of Dockless Bike-Sharing Entry on Ride-Sharing Yong Tan, Juan Qing Professor of Information Systems, PhD Candidate of Information Systems Michael G. Foster Endowed Professor of Information Systems University of Washington 16:30-17:00 Talk 2: Pay as You Wish with Network Effect in Broad Casting Platform Yutian Li Associate Professor of Operations MANAGEMENT University of Science and Technology of China 17:00-17:30 Talk 3: Effects of Individualistic,Cooperative, Competitive and Coopetive Gamified Fitness Features Influence the System Usage: A field Experimental Approach Jun Zhang Associate Professor of MANAGEMENT INFORMATION SYSTEMS University of Science and Technology of China 17:30-18:00 Talk 4: When is it better to offer less products? A study on conspicuous products Chuanyong Xu Associate Professor of Operations MANAGEMENT, University of Science and Technology of China; Visiting Scholar, University of Washington October 19, 2019 (Saturday)Afternoon PACCAR HALL 392, University of Washington, SEATTLE Session 1: Finance & Accounting,Moderator: Weili Ge 13:30-14:00 Talk 1: Firm-Manager Matching and the Tradeoffs of CFO Accounting Expertise Weili Ge Professor of Accounting Moss Adams Endowed Professor University of Washington 14:00-14:30 Talk 2: Manager's Assessment of Macroeconomic Factors and Firm's Investment Efficiency Menghai Gao Associate Professor of Accounting University of Science and Technology of China 14:30-15:00 Talk 3: Dual Ownership and Risk-taking Incentives in Managerial Compensation Li Zhang Associate Professor of Finance University of Science and Technology of China 15:00-15:30 Talk 4: Macroeconomic Forecasts and Commodity Futures Volatility Ranran Guo PhD Candidate of Finance, University of Science and Technology of China; Visiting Student, University of Washington 15:30-16:00 Coffee Break Session 2: Financial Technology, Moderator: Yang Song 16:00-16:30 Talk 5: Flow-induced Noise Trading and Asset Pricing Factors Yang Song Assistant Professor of Finance University of Washington 16:30-17:00 Talk 6: Information Asymmetry and Strategic Early Bidding in Peer-to-Peer Lending Kai Lu Associate Professor of Finance University of Science and Technology of China 17:00-17:30 Talk 7:The Value of Activism: A Hedge Fund Investor’s Perspective Felix Zhiyu Feng Assistant Professor of Economics, University of Notre Dame; Visiting Assistant Professor of Finance and Business Economics,University of Washington 17:30-18:00 Talk 8: On Robustness of the Liquidity Insurance Contract Wanyi Chen Associate Professor of Finance University of Science and Technology of China October 19, 2019 (Saturday) Afternoon Paccar Hall 390, University of Washington, SEATTLE Session 1: Operations MANAGEMENT, Moderator: Kamran Moinzadeh 13:30-14:00 Talk 1: Delay Information on a Ride-Sharing Platform: A Large-Scale Field Experiment Yong-Pin Zhou,Yiming Zhang Professor of Operations MANAGEMENT, PhD Candidate of Operations MANAGEMENT University of Washington 14:00-14:30 Talk 2: A Balancing Act of Regulating On-demand Ride Services (Job Talk) Jiayi Yu Postdoctoral Researcher of MANAGEMENT SCIENCE AND ENGINEERING University of California, Berkeley 14:30-15:00 Talk 3: Managing Information Security Investments under Uncertainty: Optimal Policies for Technology Investment and Information Sharing (Job Talk) Yueran Zhuo Postdoctoral Research Fellow MGH Institute for Technology Assessment Harvard Medical School 15:00-15:30 Talk 4: To Bribe or Not in a Procurement Auction under Disparate Corruption Pressure (Job Talk) Xiaoshuai Fan PhD Candidate of Industrial Engineering and Decision Analytics Hong Kong University of Science and Technology 15:30-16:00 Coffee Break Session 2: Operations MANAGEMENT, Moderator: Yong-Pin Zhou 16:00-16:30 Talk 5: The Supply Contracts under Price Uncertainty Shi Chen, Junfei Lei Assistant Professor of Operations MANAGEMENT, PhD Candidate of Operations MANAGEMENT, University of Washington 16:30-17:00 Talk 6: Horizontal Subcontracting: The Role of Precommitment Xiaobei Shen Associate Professor of Operations MANAGEMENT University of Science and Technology of China 17:00-17:30 Talk 7: Operational Role of Retail Bundling in a Supply Chain Qingning Cao Associate Professor of Marketing University of Science and Technology of China 17:30-18:00 Talk 8: Store Brand Introduction and Multilateral Contracting Quan Zheng Associate Professor of Marketing, University of Science and Technology of China