Tradeoffs and Comparison Complexity
Jeffrey Yang (UCSB)
Past Events
Nondistortionary Elicitation of Beliefs in Dynamic Problems
Marcin Pęski (University of Toronto)
Harry and Susan Seigle Hall, room 348
Shaded Truth under Consequential Risk: Theory and Evidence from Discrete Choice Experiments
Keh-Kuan Sun (Fairfield University)
Harry and Susan Seigle Hall, room 348
Markets for Models
Juan Ortner (Boston University)
Harry and Susan Seigle Hall, room 348
On the Monotonicity of Information Costs
Xiaoyu Cheng (Florida State University)
Harry and Susan Seigle Hall, room 348
Mini-Lecture: Matching in Trading Networks
Alexander Westkamp (University of Cologne)
Harry and Susan Seigle Hall, Room 348
Marginal Mechanisms for Balanced Exchange
Alexander Westkamp (University of Cologne)
Harry and Susan Seigle Hall, room 348
Mini-Lecture: Choice, Stability, and Strategy-Proofness in Matching Markets
Alexander Westkamp (University of Cologne)
Harry and Susan Seigle Hall, Room 348
Economic Theory Conference
Hosts: SangMok Lee and Bumin Yenmez
Charles F. Knight Executive Education & Conference Center: Classroom 211
Temptation and Persuasion
Alex Jakobsen (Northwestern University)
Harry and Susan Seigle Hall, room 348
Cognition in Preferences and Choice
Maria Betto (Johns Hopkins University)
Harry and Susan Seigle Hall, room 348
Competitive Sequential Screening
Jan Knoepfle (Queen Mary University of London)
Harry and Susan Seigle Hall, room 348
Attention Holdup
Francesco Fabbri (UC Berkeley)
Harry and Susan Seigle Hall, room 348
TBA
Julia Salmi (Hanken School of Economics)
Harry and Susan Seigle Hall, room 348
Robust Aggregation of Correlated Information
Xiao Lin (University of Pennsylvania)
Harry and Susan Seigle Hall, room 348
Connecting Common Ratio and Common Consequence Preferences
Charles Sprenger (Caltech)
Harry and Susan Seigle Hall, room 348
Mixology: Order Flow Segmentation Design
Josh Mollner (Northwestern University)
Harry and Susan Seigle Hall, room 348
An Axiomatic Model of Cognitive Dissonance
Yuzhao Yang (Washington University in St. Louis)
Harry and Susan Seigle Hall, room 348
From Anchors to Hierarchies: Identifying Orders of Reasoning in Games
Amanda Friedenberg (University of Michigan)
Harry and Susan Seigle Hall 348