Past Economic Theory Joint with Applied Theory Workshops

October 1
Francesco Squintani, University of Warwick
“Persuasion in Networks”

October 8
Sam Kapon, Berkeley Haas - BPP Group
"Persuasion in Evidentiary Mechanisms"

October 15
Maryam Saeedi, Carnegie Mellon University    
“Aggregating Strategic Information” joint with James Best, Daniel Quigley, and Ali Shourideh

October 22
Cuimin Ba, University of Pittsburgh
"Robust Misspecified Models and Paradigm Shifts"

October 29
Ian Ball, MIT
"Robust Robustness"

November 5
Andrea Galeotti, London Business School
“Robust Market Interventions” joint with Andrea Galeotti, Benjamin Golub, Sanjeev Goyal, Eduard Talamàs, And Omer Tamuz

November 12
Roberto Corrao, MIT    
“Optimally Coarse Contracts” joint with Joel Flynn and Karthik Sastry

November 19
Emir Kamenica, University of Chicago
"Commitment and Randomization in Communication"

December 3
Alessandro Bonatti
“How Do Digital Advertising Auctions Impact Product Prices?”

December 10
Teddy Mekonnen, Brown University
"Competition, Persuasion, and Search" (joint with Bobak Pakzad-Hurson)

February 20
Ilia Krasikov, University of Chicago
Topic: TBA

February 27
Ben Brooks, University of Chicago
"On the Structure of Informationally Robust Optimal Mechanisms" with Songzi Du

March 19
Atila Abdulkadiroglu, Duke University
"Market Design for Distributional Objectives in Allocation Problems: An Axiomatic Approach"

March 26
Omer Tamuz, Caltech
“Decomposable Stochastic Choice”

April 2
Martino Banchio, Google Research
"Artificial Intelligence and Spontaneous Collusion” 

April 9
Aniko Oery, Carnegie Mellon University
"Revenue Management with Competition"

April 16
Meeting CANCELLED

April 23
Brett Green, Washington University at St. Louis
"Stockups, Stockouts, and the Role for Strategic Reserves" (joint with Cyrus Mevorach and Curtis Taylor)

April 30
Collin Raymond, Cornell University
"Risk and Monotone Comparative Statics without Independence"

May 7
Jacopo Perego, Columbia Business School
"Competitive Markets for Personal Data"

May 8 - Bonus Workshop
10:45 a.m. - 12:00 p.m.
Dirk Bergemann, Yale University
“Cost Based Nonlinear Pricing” (with Tibor Heumann and Stephen Morris)
Location: SHFE 419

May 14
Nina Babkova, Rice University
"Two-dimensional Information Choice in Committees"

May 21
Joao Ramos, USC 
"Disclosure and Incentives in Teams" (joint with Paula Onuchic)

September 26
Leslie Marx, Duke University
“Vertical integration with incomplete information “

October 3
Eric Maskin, Harvard University
"Arrow's Theorem, May's Axioms, Young's Consistency, and Borda's Rule"

October 10
Evan Sadler, Columbia University
"Making a Swap: Network Formation with Increasing Marginal Costs"

October 17
Drew Fudenberg, MIT
"Selective Memory Equilibrium"

October 24
Roland Strausz, Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin
"Principled Mechanism Design with Evidence" co-authored with Sebastian Schweighofer-Kodritsch

October 31
Mark Whitmeyer, Arizona State University
“Making Information More Valuable”

November 7
Thomas Wiseman, University of Texas at Austin
“Strategic Ignorance and Information Design,” with Ina Taneva (Edinburgh) 

November 14
Phil Reny, University of Chicago
“Natural Language Equilibrium: Signaling Games”

November 28
Marco Battaglini, Cornell University
"The Dynamics of Collective Action," joint with Thomas Palfrey

December 5
Alex Bloedel, UCLA
"The Costly Wisdom of Inattentive Crowds"

December 12
 Bruno Strulovici, Northwestern University
"A ‘Revision-Game’ Concept of Stability and Cooperation in Games"