Theory
All seminars will take places from 3:00 – 4:30 pm CST in Room 144 of the Liberal Arts Social Sciences Building (LASB 144) unless otherwise noted.
Date |
Presenter |
Institution |
Title |
Jan 28 | Tilman Borgers* | University of Michigan | “Similarity-Based Learning and Similarity Equilibria” |
Feb 4- 10 am | Sophie Bade* | Royal Holloway University of London | “Open-Ended Matching With and Without Markets“ |
Feb 11 – 10 am | Ilwoo Hwang* | Seoul National University | “Competitive Advertising and Pricing” |
Feb 18 – 2 pm | Jidong Zhou* | Yale University | “Personalized Pricing and Privacy Choice“ |
Feb 25 | Alfredo Garcia | Industrial & System Engineering- Texas A&M | “A Market Mechanism for Trading Flexibility Between Interconnected Electricity Markets” |
Mar 11 – 2:00 pm | Roland Strausz | Humboldt University Berlin | “Correlation-Savvy Sellers“ |
Mar 25 | Luca Rigotti | University of Pittsburgh | “Uncertainty in Mechanism Design“ |
Apr 1- 2:00 pm | Pablo Arribillaga* | Universidad Nacional de San Luis | “All Sequential Allotment Rules Are Obviously Strategy-Proof” |
April 8 | Inga Deimen | University of Arizona | “Communication in the Shadow of Catastrophe“ |
May 5 | Hulya Eraslan | postponed to Fall 2022 | “Bargaining in the Shadow of Uncertainty” |
*virtual seminar; contact Huiyi Guo for access