Third Annual Columbia Conference on Economic Theory (CCET)

Venue:
The 3rd Columbia Conference on Economic Theory (CCET) will be held on September 13-14, 2019. On Friday, September 13th, the conference will take place in 301 Uris Hall and on Saturday, September 14th, the conference will be held in 142 Uris Hall (get directions).

Faculty Organizers:
Yeon-Koo Che & Evan Sadler

Preliminary Schedule:
Friday, September 13th
9:00AM: Breakfast and Registration
9:55AM: Welcome Remarks
10:00AM: Joel Sobel (UC San Diego), “Simultaneous Versus Sequential Disclosure” (Co-authored by Peicong (Keri) Hu)
10:50AM: Coffee Break
11:05AM: Rahul Deb (University of Toronto), “(Bad) Reputation in Relational Contracting” (Co-authored by Matt Mitchell and Mallesh Pai)
11:55AM: Break
12:10PM: Yingni Guo (Northwestern University), “Robust Monopoly Regulation” (Co-authored by Eran Shmaya)
1:00PM: Lunch
2:30PM: Jonathan Weinstein (Washington University in St. Louis), “Direct Complementarity”
3:20PM: Coffee Break
3:35PM: Nikhil Vellodi (Princeton), ”Ratings Design and Barriers to Entry”
4:25PM: Break
4:40PM: Faruk Gul (Princeton), “Mechanism Design and Walrasian Equilibrium” (Co-authored by Wolfgang Pesendorfer and Mu Zhang)

Saturday, September 14th
8:00AM: Breakfast and Registration
9:00AM: Sylvain Chassang (NYU), “Secure Survey Design in Organizations: Theory and Experiments” (Co-authored by Christian Zehnder)
9:50AM: Coffee Break
10:05AM: Doron Ravid (U Chicago), “Learning before Trading: On the Inefficiency of Ignoring Free Information” (Co-authored by Anne-Katrin Roesler and Balazs Szentes)
10:55AM: Break
11:10AM: Leeat Yariv (Princeton), “Who Cares More? Allocation with Diverse Preference Intensities” (Co-authored by Pietro Ortoleva and Evgenii Safonov)
12:00PM: Coffee Break
12:15PM: Alessandro Pavan (Northwestern University), “Searching for Arms” (Co-authored with Daniel Fershtman)
1:05PM: Lunch

Registration:
Register to attend The 3rd Columbia Conference on Economic Theory (CCET)

This conference is sponsored by Columbia University’s Program for Economic Research (PER) and the Microeconomic Theory Initiative (MTI).
Learn more about the 2nd Columbia Conference on Economic Theory (CCET) in 2018.
Please direct all questions to econ-per@columbia.edu.