SAET

17 Jul 2023, 03:40 → 21 Jul 2023, 16:50 Europe/Zurich

Paris FIAP

Monday 17 July

Applied Game Theory I

• Teck Yong Tan (University of Nebraska, U.S.): Endogenous Outside Option and Online Privacy

• Andrew Rhodes (Toulouse School of Economics, France) and Jidong Zhou (Yale University, USA): Personalized Pricing and Competition

• Nenad Kos (Bocconi University, Italy) and Kyungmin Kim (Emory University, USA): Monopoly with Product Design

• Kyungmin Kim (Emory University, USA), R. Vikay Krishna (Florida State University, USA) and Dmitry Ryvkin (Florida State University, USA): Contest Design under Strategic Risk Taking

Convener: Kyungmin Kim

Bounded rationality and learning

• Shaowei Ke (University of Michigan, USA): Learning from a Black Box

• Ryuichiro Ishikawa (Waseda Unviersity, Japan) and Mamoru Kaneko (Tsukuba University, Japan): A Resolution of the Centipede Paradox

• Byung Soo Lee (University of Toronto, Canada) (United Kingdom): Reasoning in Games

• Tai-Wei Hu (University of Bristol, United Kingdom): Palorization and Extremism

Convener: Tai-Wei Hu

Competitiveness and Firm Behavior

• Orestis Vravosinos (New York University, Spain), Xavier Vives (IESE Business School, University of Navarra, Spain): Free entry in a Cournot market with overlapping ownership

• Philip Ushchev (ECARES, Université Libre de Bruxelles, Belgium), Kiminori Matsuyama (Northwestern University, USA): Selection and sorting of heterogeneous firms through competitive pressures

• Eray Cumbul (TOBB University of Economics and Technology, Turkey): Group formation, Mergers, and Overlapping Ownership in Aggregative Games with Information Sharing

• Claude d'Aspremont (CORE, Université Catholique de Louvain, Belgium), Rodolphe Dos Santos Ferreira (BETA, Université de Strasbourg): Firm Behavior and Stackelberg’s Market Form Stability

Conveners: Claude d'Aspremont, Rodolphe Dos Santos Ferreira

Consumer Finance

• Gajendran Raveendranathan (McMaster University, Canada), Emily G. Moschini (William & Mary University, USA) and Ming Xu (Queen's University, Canada): Over-optimism About Graduation and College Financial Aid

• Wenya Wang (SUFE, China) and Fengjuan Guo (School of Finance, SUFE, China): Equity or Debt Costs: Which Matters More for Misallocation

• Jaromir Nosal (Boston College, USA), Helena Bach (, Geneva, Switzerland), Pietro Campa (, Geneva, Switzerland) and Giacomo De Giorgi (, Geneva, Switzerland): Born to be (Sub)Prime

• Igor Livshits (Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia, United States), Veronika Konovalova (Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia, United States): Delinquency Puzzle

Convener: Igor Livshits

Economic Theory and Applications

• Rohit Lamba (Pennsylvania State University, U.S.A.) and Ilia Krasikov (Pennsylvania State University, U.S.A.): Uncertain Repeated Games
• Chiara Margaria (Boston University, U.S.A.) and Doruk Cetemen (City, University of London, U.K.): Dynamic Limit Pricing and Entry Deterrence
• Tatiana Mayskaya (Higher School of Economics, Moscow, Russia), Miaomiao Dong (Pennsylvania State University, U.S.A.), Vladimir Smirnov (University of Sydney, Australia), Olivia Taylor (University of Sydney, Australia) and Andrew Wait (University of Sydney, Australia): Diversity in Teams
• Svetlana Boyarchenko (University of Texas at Austin, U.S.A.): On Dangers of Product Competition

Convener: Svetlana Boyarchenko

Experimental Economics I

• David Cooper (University of Iowa, USA), Enrique Fatas (University of Pennsylvania, USA), Antonio Morales (Universidad de Málaga, Spain), Shi Qi (College of William and Mary, USA): Consistent Depth of Reasoning in Level-k Models

• Tim Cason (Purdue University, USA), Alex Tabarrok (George Mason University, USA) and Robertas Zubrickas (University of Bath, UK): Signaling by Refund Bonuses in Decentralized Finance

• Zacharias Maniadis (University of Cyprus, Cyprus), Theodore Alysandratos (Heidelberg University, Germany), Aristotelis Boukouras (University of Leicester, UK) and Sotiris Georganas (University of London, UK): 'Identify the Expert': an Experimental Study in Economic Advice

• Jordi Brandts (Instituto de Análisis Económico (CSIC), Spain) and David J. Cooper (University of Iowa, USA): Managerial Leadership, Truth-Telling, and Efficient Coordination

Convener: Cooper David

Game Theory and Applications

• David Kelsey (University of Nottingham, United Kingdom) and Lorenz Hartmann (University of Basel, Switzerland): Location Invariance and Games with Ambiguity
• Thomas Jungbauer (Cornell University, USA) and Michael Waldman (Cornell University, USA): Actions and Signals
• Clemens Possnig (University of British Columbia, Canada): Reinforcement Learning and Collusion
• Lucas Pahl (University of Bonn, Germany) and Carlos Pimienta (University of New South Wales, Australia): Robust Equilibria in Generic Extensive-form Games

Convener: Klaus Ritzberger

Individual and Group Decision Making

• Mu Zhang (University of Michigan, USA): Procedural Expected Utility

• Collin Raymond (Cornell, USA): Risk and Monotone Comparative Statics without
  Independence

• Roberto Corrao (MIT, USA): The Market for Information Mediation

• Peter Caradonna (California Institute of Technology, USA) and Chris Chambers (Georgetown, USA): Model-Based Revealed Preference

Convener: Peter Cararadonna and Luciano Pomatto

Infinitesimal Analysis in Economic Theory

• David Schrittesser (University of Vienna, Austria): Statistical Decision Theory in Economic and Game Theory: A Framework using Non-Standard Analysis
• Maxwell B. Stinchcombe (Dept. Econ, U.T. Austin, USA): MISSPECIFICATION AND NORMATIVE ADEQUACY IN CONTINUUM POPULATION GAMES
• Arthur Paul Pedersen (Graduate Center, CUNY, USA), Aniruddha Ghosh (Johns Hopkins University, USA) and M Ali Khan (Johns Hopkins University, USA): Hidden Assumptions in Decsion Theory
• Konrad Podczeck (University of Vienna, Austria) and Nicholas Yannelis (University of Iowa, USA): Existence of Walrasian equilibria with discontinuous, non-ordered, interdependent preferences, without free disposal, and with an infinite-dimensional commodity space

Convener: Mohammed Ali Khan

Information and Design

• Axel Niemeyer (Bonn University, Germany): Posterior implementability in an n-person decision problem
• Kaustav Das (University of Leicester, United Kingdom) and Klein (UdM, Canada): Over-and Under-Experimentation in a patent race with private learning
• Theo Durandard (Northwestern University, United States): Dynamic delegation in promotion contests
• Yi Chen (Cornell University, United States) and Johannes Horner (, ): Peer Learning, Strategic Experimentation, and Reputation

Convener: Johannes Hörner

Social aggregation of preferences and beliefs

• Antoine Billot (LEMMA, Université Paris II Panthéon-Assas, France), Vassili Vergopoulos (LEMMA, Université Paris II Panthéon-Assas, France): Agreement, ex-post Ambiguity and Maybe Trade

• Elise Flore Tchouante Ngamo (THEMA, CY Cergy Paris Université, France), Marcus Pivato (THEMA, CY Cergy Paris Université, France): Bayesian Social Aggregation With Almost-Objective Uncertainty

• Franz Dietrich (CNRS and CES, Université Paris 1 Panthéon-Sorbonne, France): A measure of welfare

• Marc Fleurbaey (CNRS and Paris School of Economics, France): Aggregation, beyond GDP

Convener: Marcus Pivato

Coffee Break

Coffee Break

Applied Game Theory II

• Christoph Carnehl (Bocconi University, Italy) and Matteo Camboni (University of Wisconsin, USA): Inputs or Outputs: What to Test and How to Test it

• Marilyn Pease (Indiana University, US), Mike Andrews (, ) and Rajkamal Vasu (, ): The Disclosure Consequences of the Grand Bargain in Patenting

• Maryan Saeedi (Carnegie Mellon University, U.S.), Yikang Shen (, ) and Ali Shourideh (, ): Personalized News Recommender Systems: The Role of Incentives and Behavioral Biases

• Maryam Farboodi (M.I.T., U.S.) and Laura Veldkamp (, ): A Model of the Data Economy

Convener: Kyungmini Kim

Biases and Incentives

• Nicolas Klein (University Paris-Panthéon-Assas, France) and Matthias Fahn (JKU Linz, Austria): Non-Common Priors, Incentives, and Promotions: The Role of Learning

• Jean-Michel Benkert (University of Bern, Switzerland) and Armin Schmutzler (University of Zurich, Switzerland): Preference heterogeneity in recommendations

• Claudia Cerrone (City, University of London, Great Britain), Francesco Feri (Royal Holloway University of London, Great Britain) and Philip Neary (Royal Holloway University of London, Great Britain): Ignorance is bliss: A game of regret

• Fabian Herweg (University of Bayreuth, Germany), Svenja Hippel (University of Bonn, Germany),Daniel Müller (University of Würzburg, Germany) and Fabio Römeis (University of Würzburg, Germany): Axiom Preferences and Choice Mistakes under Risk

Convener: Mathias Fahn

Decision Theory

• Giacomo Lanzani (MIT, USA): Dynamic Concern for Misspecification

• Indira Puri (MIT, USA): Simiplicity and Risk

• Paulo Nantenzon (Washington Univ. at St. Louise, USA) and Junnan He (Washington Univ. at St. Louise, ): Random Choice and Differentiation

• David Dillenberger (University of Pennsylvania, USA): Allocation Mechanisms with Mixture-Averse Preferences

Convener: Ok Efe

Economic Theory

• Sandipan Saha (Indian Statistical Institute, India): On Blocking Mechanisms in Economies with Club Goods

• Philippe Bich (Université Paris 1, Paris School of economics, France): Oddness of the number of Nash equilibria: the case of polynomial payoff functions

• Anuj Bhowmik (Indian Statistical Institute, India) and Nicholas Yannelis (University of Iowa, USA): Equilibria in Abstract Economies with a Continuum of Agents with Discontinuous and Non-Ordered Preferences

• Ruhi Sonal (Indian Institute of Technology, Jodhpur, India), Abhinaba Lahiri (Indian Institute of Technology, Jodhpur, India) and Saptarshi Mukherjee (Indian Institute of Technology, Delhi and Jodhpur, India): Optimal search for the best alternative in lists

Convener: Anuj Bhowmik

Empirical Finance

• Anthony Lee Zhang (University of Chicago Booth School of Business, United States) and Junyi Hu (Fudan University, China): Competition in the Cryptocurrency Exchange Market

• Kim Fe Cramer (LSE Finance Department, UK): Bank Presence and Health

• Marco Grotteria (London Business School, UK) and Lakshmi Naaraayanan (London Business School, UK): The Effects of environmental health risks on housing values and Minorities

Convener: Anthony Lee Zhang

Games with Incomplete Information

• Olivier Gossner (CNRS/CREST/Ecole Polytechnique/LSE, France/UK) and Rafael Veiel (MIT, USA): Rationalizable Outcome Distributions: A Markov Characterization

• Rafael Veiel (MIT, USA): General Global Games

• Yichuan Lou (University of Tokyo, Japan): Optimal Delegation with Information Manipulation

• Satoru Takahashi (University of Tokyo, Japan), Stephen Morris (MIT, USA) and Daisuke Oyama (University of Tokyo, Japan): Strict Robustness to Incomplete Information

Convener: Satoru Takahashi

Incentivizing teams and agents.

• Matteo Camboni (UW Madison, USA) and Michael Porcellacchia (IfW Kiel, Germany): Monitoring Team Members: Information Waste and the Self-Promotion Trap

• Ferdinand Pieroth (Yale University, USA): Unique Implementation with Optimal Monitoring

• William Fuchs (University of Texas at Austin, United States), Piero Gottardi (University of Essex University of Venezia., England) and Humberto Moreira† (FGV EPGE Brazilian School of Economics and Finance., Brazil): Time Trumps Quantity in the Market for Lemons

• Marek Weretka (UW Madison, United States) and Vladyslav Nora (Nazarbayev University, Kazahstan): Empathetic Design

Convener: Marek Weretka

Information Economics I

• Fei Li (University of North Carolina, USA) and Mofei Zhao (Beihang University, China):
  Monopoly Pricing and Information Provision for Selling Perfectly Divisible Goods

• Raphael Boleslavsky (Indiana University, USA) and Mehdi Shadmehr (University of North Carolina, USA): Signaling with Commitment

• Ina Taneva (University of Edinburgh, UK) and Thomas Wiseman (University of Texas at Austin, USA): Strategic Ignorance and Information Design

• Silvana Krasteva (Texas A&M University, USA) and Raphael Boleslavsky (, Indiana University): Information and pricing in search markets

Conveners: Huiyi Guo, Silvana Krasteva

Public Tax and Heterogenous Agents

• Been-Lon Chen (Academia Sinica, Taiwan) and Mei Hsu (National Taiwan Normal University, Taiwan): Optimal Taxation with Altruistic Parents

• YiLi Chien (Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis, USA) and Yi Wen (Antai College of Economics and Management, China): The Ramsey Steady-State Conundrum in Heterogeneous-Agent Economies

• Ronald Wendner (University of Graz, Austria), Kirill Borissov (European University at St. Petersburg, Russia) and Mikhail Pakhnin (European University at St. Petersburg, RUssia): Kantianoptimization with quasi-hyperbolic discounting

• Xavier Raurich (Universitat de Barcelona, Spain), Jaime Alonso-Carrera (Universidade de Vigo, Spain) and Jordi Caballé (Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona, Spain): Intergenerational social mobility, income inequality, and the Carnegie effect

Convener: Been-Lon Chen

Stochastic Choice Models in Strategic Environments

• Evan Friedman (Paris School of Economics, France) and Duarte Goncalves (University College London, UK): Quantal Response Equilibrium with a Continuum of Types: Characterization and Nonparametric Identification

• Emerson Melo (Indiana University Bloomington, USA) and Jarrod Burgh (Indiana University Bloomington, USA): Wishful thinking via statistical divergences

• Rodrigo Velez (Texas A&M University, USA) and Alex Brown (Texas A&M University, USA): Foundations of Empirical Equilibrium

• Paul Cheung (University of Texas at Dallas, USA) and Yusufcan Masatlioglu (University of Maryland, USA): Decision Making with Recommendation

Convener: Rodirgo Velez

Topics in economic theory in honor of Jean-Marc Bonnisseau

• Federica Ceron (Gate, Université Jean Monnet, France): Axiomatic characterization of the knapsack voting for participatory budgeting

• Vincent Iehle (Université de Rouen Normandie, France): Revealed Preferences and Rankings in Centralized Admission Problems

• Anne Villamil (University of Iowa, USA): Tighter Credit and Consumer Bankruptcy Insurance

• Bertrand Wigniolle (Paris School of economics, Université Paris 1, France) and Jean-Pierre Drugeon (PSE, France): Temporal smoothing biaises

Conveners: Antoine Mandel, Bernard Cornet

Welfare: risk, time and population

• Susumu Cato (University of Tokyo, Japan): Non-binary population ethics and the mere addition paradox

• Kohei Kamaga (Sophia University, Japan), Stephane Zuber (PSE CNRS, France) and Geir Asheim (University of Oslo, Norway): Evaluating climate policies by the Pareto principle : Efficiency when future identities are unobservable

• Kaname Miyagishima (Aoyama Gakuin University, Japan): Efficiency, Lifetime Equity, and Time Consistency for Intertemporal Social Evaluations

• Stephane Zuber (Paris School of Economics (CNRS), France), Dean Spears (UT Austin, USA) and Johan Gustafsson (UT Austin, USA): Expectational total utilitarianism is implied by social and individual dominance

Convener: Stephane Zuber

Applied Game Theory III

• Ali Shourideh (Carnegie Mellon University, U.S.), James Best (, ), Dan Quigley (, ) and Maryam Saeedi (, ): Optimal Communication Design

• Keeichi Kawai (Keio University, Japan) and Pak Hung Au (, ): Correlated Persuasion

• Nima Haghpanah (Pennsylvania State University, U.S.) and Ron Siegel (, ): A Theory of Stable Market Segmentations

• Regis Renault (CY Cergy Paris Université, France) and Frederic Koessler (, ): Sources of consumer information

Convener: Kyungmin Kim

Decision Theory II

• Lorenz Hartmann (University of Basel, Switzerland): Strength of Preference over Complementary Mixes Axiomatizes Alpha-MEU Preferences

• Kemel Emmanuel (HEC Paris, France) and Sofiia Mun (Paris School of Economics, France): Econometric Estimation of Prospect Theory for Natural Uncertainty

• Patricia Rich (Univesity of Bayreuth, Germany): Evolution and Ambiguous Beliefs

• Jack Stecher (University of Alberta, Canada), Radhika Lunawat (University of California, Irvine, USA), Kira Pronin (Syracuse University, USA) and Gaoqing Zhang (University of Minnesota, USA): Fair value reporting of ambiguously valued assets

Convener: Jack Stecher

Economic theory and equilibrium

• Constantine Sorokin (Glasgow University and Higher School of Economics, UK): Persuading the persuaded: a continuation of Blackwell

• Angelos Angelopoulos (Athens University of Economics and Business, Greece): A Consolidation of the Macroeconomic Neoclassical General Equilibrium Theory via Keynesianism

• Emma Moreno-García (Universidad de Salamanca, Spain): Economies with rights: efficiency and inequality

• Carlos Hervés-Beloso (Universidad de Vigo, Spain): Preferences, income and utility functions

Conveners: Carlos Hervés-Beloso, Emma Moreno-García

Environmental Uncertainty

• Adrien Fabre (ETH Zürich, Switzerland), Antoine Bommier (ETH Zürich, Switzerland), Arnaud Goussebaïle (ETH Zürich, Switzerland) and Daniel Heyen (University of Kaiserslautern, Germany): Disagreement Aversion

• Frank Venmans (LSE, UK), Emanuele Campiglio (University of Bologna, Italy) and Simon Dietz (LSE, UK): Optimal Climate Policy as if the Transition Matters

• Simon Scheidegger (University of Lausanne, Switzerland), Felix Kübler (University of Zürich, Switzerland), Aleksandra Friedl (University of Lausanne, ) and Takafumi Usui (University of Zürich, Switzerland): Deep uncertainty quantification: with an application to integrated assessment models

• Joseph Huang (University of Pennsylvania, USA), Michael Barnett (Arizona State University, USA), William Brock (University of Missouri, USA), Lars Peter Hansen (The University of Chicago, USA) and Ruimeng Hu (University of California, Santa Barbara, USA): Uncertainty Implications for the Clean Capital Transition

Convener: Svetlana Boyarchenko

Fair Division

• Andrew Mackenzie (University of Maastricht, Netherlands) and Vilmos Komornik (Shenzen University, Shenzen, China): Fairly taking turns

• Laurent Gourves (LAMSADE Universite Paris-Dauphine, France): Fair solutions of a budget apportionment problem

• William Thomson (University of Rochester, USA): Agent-wise replication invariance and the Walrasian correspondence

• Herve Moulin (University of Glasgow, UK) and Anna Bogomolnaia (University of Glasgow, UK): The congested fair assignment problem

Convener: Herve Moulin

Financial Intermediation: Banks and Non-Banks

• Olivier Wang (New York University, USA): The Secular Decline in Interest Rates and the Rise of Shadow Banks

• Brittany Lewis (WUSTL, USA) and Erica Jiang (University of Southern California, USA): The Distributional Impact of the Rise of Shadow Banks

• Ralf Meisenzahl (Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago, USA): Nonbank, Banks and Monetary Policy: U.S. Loan-Level Evidence since the 1990s

• Sebastian Hillenbrand (Harvard University, USA): Nonbank Lending and Credit Cyclicality

Convener: Olivier Wang

Implementation Theory

• Malachy Jame Gavan (Universitat Pompeu Fabra, Spain) and Antonio Penta (Universitat Pompeu Fabra, Spain): Safe Implementation

• Mariann Ollar (University of Edinburgh, United Kingdom) and Antonio Penta (Universitat Pompeu Fabra, Spain): Incentive Compatibility and Belief-Restrictions

• Ritesh Jain (University of Liverpool, United Kingdom), M Lombardi (University of Liverpool, United Kingdom) and A Penta (Universitat Pompeu Fabra, Spain): Implementation and Strategic Uncertainty

• Michele Lombardi (University of Liverpool, United Kingdom) and R Jain (University of Liverpool, United Kingdom): Robust Implementation via Direct Mechanism

Convener: Michele Lombardi

Industrial Organization and application

• Charles Ka Yui Leung (City University of Hong Kong, Hong Kong): Monopsony power and Labor Union

• Xuyao Zhang (National University of Singapore, Singaproe): Vertical Cross Licensing

• Tomoo Kikuchi (Waseda University, Japan): A Game-Theoretic Model of Superpowers Competing for a Sphere of Influence

• Chiu Yu Ko (Chinese University of Hong Kong, Hong Kong): Switching Auditor

Convener: Chiu Yu Ko

Information Economics II

• Christoph Schottmüller (University of Cologne, Germany): Welfare optimal information structures in public good provision
• Inga Deimen (University of Arizona, U.S.) and Andreas Blume (, ): Strategic Information Transmission in the Employment Relationship
• Eugen Kovac (University of Duisburg-Essen, Germany) and Pavel Kocourek (, ): Revealing Private Information in a Patent Race
• Susanne Goldlücke (University of Konstanz, Germany) and Thomas Tröger (University of Mannheim, Germany): The multiple-volunteers principle

Convener: Susanne Goldlücke

Optimal Taxation

• William Dodds (Tulane University, USA): Approximate Optimal Taxation

• Floris Zoutman (Norwegian School of Economics, Norway): Optimal Taxation with Multiple Incomes and Types

• Lukas Mayr (University of Essex, U.K.): A Robust Theory of Optimal Capital Taxation

• Pierre Boyer (CREST-École polytechnique, France): On the political economy of the income-tax threshold

Convener: William Dodds

Topics in economic theory in honor of Jean-Marc Bonnisseau

• Aloisio Araujo (EPGE/FGV and Instituto Nacional de Matemàtica Pura e Aplicada, Brazil): Should Governments Tax Commodities Uniformly? Theory and Evidence From Brazil
• Claude d'Aspremont (CORE, Université catholique de Louvain, Belgium): General oligopolistic equilibrium and Cournotian competition.
• Ali Khan (John Hopkins University, USA): On the Foundations of Welfare Economics:
  Observations on a Medley of Classical and Non-Classical Results
• Tarun Sabarwal (University of Kansas, USA): Foundations of models with complementarities

Conveners: Antoine Mandel, Bernard Cornet

Coffee Break

Coffee Break

Advances in Bargaining Theory

• Shiran Rachmilevitch (University of Haifa, Israel): Dictators and Oligarchs in Multi-Agent Bargaining

• Benjamin Benjamin Blumenthal (ETH Zürich, Switzerland): Policymaking under Influence

• Jin Yeub Kim (Yonsei University, South Korea) and Wooyoung Lim (Hong Kong University of Science and Technology (HKUST), Hong Kong): Informed Principal Problems in the Laboratory

• Cheng-Zhong Qin (UCSB, United States)
  Claus-Jochen Haake (Paderborn University, Germany): On Unification of Solutions to the Bargaining Problem

Convener: Cheng-Zhong Qin

Economic theory and equilibrium (II)

• Marta Faias (Universidade Nova de Lisboa, Portugal): Contributing with private bundles to public goods

• Ramón J. Torregrosa-Montaner (Universidad de Salamanca, Spain): On public goods provision: taxes and private contributions

• Lionel de Boisdeffre (University of Paris 1, France): How to discard rational expectations? Extending Cass’ Theorem to asymmetric information and restricted participation.

• Eduardo L. Giménez (Universidad de Vigo, Spain): Financial globalization with firm heterogeneity

Conveners: Carlos Hervés-Beloso, Emma Moreno-García

Epistemic Game Theory

• Gabriel Ziegler (University of Edinborough, UK), Pierfrancesco Guarino (University of Udine, Italy) and Gabriel Ziegler (University of Pittsburgh, USA): Strategic Behavior under Context Misalignment

• Emiliano Catonini (NYU Shanghai, China), Pierpaolo Battigalli (, ) and Emiliano Catonini (, ): Monotonicity and robust implementation under forward induction

• Terri Kneeland (UCL, UK), Yoram Halevy (, ), Johannes Hoelzemann (, ) and Terri Kneeland (, ): Magic mirror on the wall, who is the smartest one of all?

• Marciano Siniscalchi (Northwestern University, USA): Putting Structural Rationality To Work

Convener: Marciano Siniscalchi

Knightian Uncertainty

• Simon Grant (Australian National University, Australia): Dynamic HEU and Updating Neo-additive Sources

• Lorenzo Stanca (University of Turin, Italy), Massimo Marinacci (Bocconi University, Italy) and Giulio Principi (New York University, USA): Recursive Preferences and Ambiguity Attitudes

• Jacco Thijssen (University of York, United Kingdom): Singular Control in a Cash Inventory Model with Ambiguity

• Gerrit Bauch (Bielefeld University, Germany): Ambiguity aversion and the direction of dynamic inconsistency in sender-receiver games of common interest

Convener: Frank Riedel

Learning and experimentation

• Yiman Sun (CERGE-EI, Czech Republic): Contracts that Reward Innovation: Delegated Experimentation with an Informed Principal

• Nicolas Vielle (HEC, France) and Jérôme Renault (Toulouse School of Economics, France): Strategic experimentation with privately observed payoffs

• Raphael Levy (HEC, France), Marcin Peski (University of Toronto, Canada) and Nicolas Vieille (HEC, France): Stationary social learning in a changing environment

• Caroline Thomas (UT Austin, USA), Yiman Sun (CERGE-EI, Czech Republic) and Takuro Yamashita (Osaka University, Japan): Social Choice under Gradual Learning

Convener: Caroline Thomas

Money Markets and Collateral

• Egemen Eren (Bank for International Settlements, Switzerland), Semyon Malamud (Ecole Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne (EPFL), Switzerland) and Sebastian Doerr (Bank for International Settlements, Switzerland): Money Market Funds and the Pricing of Near-Money Assets

• Benedikt Ballensiefen (Unisg, Switzerland): Collateral Choice

• Gabriele La Spada (Federal Reserve Bank of New York, USA), Gara Afonso (Federal Reserve Bank of New York, USA), Domenico Giannone (Federal Reserve Bank of New York, USA) and John C. Williams (Federal Reserve Bank of New York, USA): Scarce, Abundant, or Ample? A Time-Varying Model of the Reserve Demand Curve

• Sebastian Infante (Federal Reserve Board, USA) and Guillermo Ordoñez (University of Pennsylvania, USA): The Collateral Link between Volatility and Risk Sharing

Convener: Quentin Vandeweyer

New Directions in Democracy

• Davide Grossi (University of Groningen, Netherlands) and Yuzhe Zhang (University of Groningen, Netherlands): Power in Liquid Democracy

• Alessandra Casella (Columbia University, U.S.A.), Joseph Campbell (Columbia University, U.S.A.), Lucas de Lara (Columbia University, U.S.A.), Victoria Mooers (Columbia University, U.S.A.) and Dilip Ravindran (Humboldt University, Germany): Liquid Democracy. Two Experiments on Delegation in Voting

• Rajarshi Ghosh (ESSEC (École Supérieure des Sciences Economiques et Commerciales), Cergy, France) and Marcus Pivato (THEMA, CY Cergy Paris Université, France): Quadratically normalized utilitarian voting

• Dimitrios Xefteris (University of Cyprus, Cyprus), Laurent Bouton (Georgetown University, U.S.A.), Aniol Llorente-Saguer (Queen Mary University of London, U.K.)
  and Antonin Macé (CNRS and Paris School of Economics, France): Weighting Votes

Convener: Marcus Pivato

Other-regarding behaviour and related topics in games and decisions

• Joanna Franaszek (SGH Warsaw School of Economics, Poland) and Michał Lewandowski (SGH Warsaw School of Economics, Poland): Reciprocity and retiliation in PD-like games

• Yi-Shan Lee (Chinese University of Hong Kong, Hong Kong), Ningning Cheng (, ), Ernest K. Lai (, ) and Feng Qin (, ): Acquisition and Utilization of Information in Social Networks

• Francesco Ruscitti ((Department of Economics, John Cabot University, Italy)
  and Ceesay Muhammed (CEIS Tor Vergata, University of Tor Vergata, Italy): Stochastic orders and social preferences on random processes

• Vincenzo Scalzo (University Federico II of Naples, Italy): A partial altruistic equilibrium concept in non-cooperative setting

Convener: Vincenzo Scalzo

Public Finance and Mechanism Design

• Pawel Doligalski (University of Bristol & GRAPE, UK/Poland), Filip Tokarski (Stanford, USA), Joanna Krysta (Warsaw School of Economics, Poland) and Piotr Dworczak (Northwestern & GRAPE, USA/ Poland): Weak separability and optimal redistribution: A mechanism-design approach

• Nicolas Werquin (Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago, Toulouse School of Economics, and CEPR, USA) and Christian Hellwig (Toulouse School of Economics and CEPR, France): A Fair Day’s Pay for a Fair Day’s Work: Optimal Tax Design as Redistributional Arbitrage

• Ilia Krasikov (Univ. of Chicago & HSE University, USA) and Mikhail Golosov (Univ. of Chicago, USA): The Optimal Taxation of Couples

• Stephane Gauthier (PSE, France) and Guy Laroque (Sciences Po, France): Random taxation and redistribution

Convener: Piotr Dworczak

Topics in Decision and Finance

• Emir Kamenica (University of Chicago, USA): Comparisons of signals

• Helena Maria Krebs (Technische Universität Kaiserslautern, Germany): On the foundation of credit rationing

• Adam Piotr Dominiak (Aarhus University, The Netherlands) and Burkhard Schipper (UC-Davis, USA): Common Belief in Choquet Rationality with an “Attitude”

• Bernard Cornet (University of Kansas, USA), Lorenzo Bastianello (Ca' Foscari University, Italy) and Alain Chateauneuf (Université Paris 1, France): Put-Call Parities, absence of arbitrage opportunities and non-linear pricing rules

Conveners: Alain Chateauneuf, Bernard Cornet

Topics in Matching and Game Theory

• Minako Fujio (Yokohama National University, Japan), Ali Khan (Johns Hopkins University, USA) and Liuchun Deng (Yale-NUS College, Singapore): On the Optimal Dynamics in the Two-Sector Robinson-Shinkai-Leontief Model with and without Discounting: A Synthesis

• James Taylor (Australian National University, Australia), Matthew Ryan (Auckland University of Technology, New Zealand) and Jose Rodrigues-Neto (Australian National University, Australia): Stochastic choice, conditional probability systems, and common priors

• Mehdi Feizi (University of Lausanne, Switzerland) and Rasoul Ramezanian (University of Lausanne, ): Ex-post Weakly Popular Random Assignment:A Possibility Result

• Di Feng (University of Lausanne, Switzerland;): Efficiency in Multiple-Type Housing Markets

Conveners: Duygu Yengin, Metin Uyanik

Unawareness

• Kym Pram (University of Nevada, Reno, United States) and Burkhard Schipper (University of California, Davis, United States): Efficient Mechanisms Under Unawareness

• Burkhard Schipper (University of California, Davis, United States) and Alejandro Francetich (University of Washington Bothell, United States): Rationalizable Screening and Disclosure Under Unawareness

• Evan Piermont (Royal Holloway, University of London, United Kingdom): Eliciting Awareness

• Zhongwen Chen (Monash University, Australia), Erte Zhao (Monash University, Australia), Jane Zhang (University of New South Wales, Australia) and Xiaojian Zhao (Monash University, Australia): Can Feedback Influence Screen Time Usage? Asymmetric effect of information on self-control.

Convener: Kym Pram

Tuesday 18 July

Advances in incentive and information design I

• Xiao Lin (U Penn, United States): Credible Persuasion

• Deniz Kattwinkel (UCL, UK): Optimal Decision Mechanisms for Juries: Acquitting the Guilty

• Franz Ostrizerk (Science Po, France): Vague by Design: Performance Evaluation and Learning from Wages

• Paula Onuchic (Oxford, UK) and João Ramos (USC Marshall, USA): Disclosure and Incentives in Teams

Convener: Vasiliki Skreta

Communication and Persuasion

• Toomas Hinnosaar (University of Nottingham, UK) and Francesco Giovannoni (University of Bristol, UK): Pricing Novel Goods

• Anton Kolotilin (UNSW Business School, Australia), Roberto Corrao (MIT, USA) and Alexander Wolitzky (MIT, USA): Persuasion with Non-Linear Preferences

• Alexander Jakobsen (Northwestern University, USA): Revealed Persuasion
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• Andy Zapechelnyuk (University of Edinburgh, UK) and Tymofiy Mylovanov (KSE and University of Pittsburgh, Ukraine): Constructive vs Toxic Argumentation in Debates

Convener: Andy Zapechelnyuk

Comparative Statics and Revealed Preference 1

• John Quah (National University of Singapre, Singapore), Eddie Dekel (Northwestern University, USA) and Ludvig Sinander (University of Oxford, United Kingdom): Comparative statics with adjustment costs and the le Chatelier principle

• Gregorio Curello (University of Bonn, Germany) and Ludvig Sinander (University of Oxford, United Kingdom): The comparative statics of persuasion

• Yujian Chen (Johns Hopkins University, USA): A boundedly rational quasilinear utility model

• Georgios Gerasimou (University of Glasgow, United Kingdom) and Thomas Dohmen (University of Bonn, Germany): Learning to maximize (expected) utility

Convener: John Quah

Ethics and Economic Theory

• Kristoffer Berg (Oxford University, UK) and Paolo Piacquadio (University of St Gallen, Switzerland): Fairness and Paretian Social Welfare Functions

• Jean-François Laslier (Paris School of Economics, France) and Ingela Alger (Toulouse School of Economics, France): Homo Moralis goes to the voting booth, or not.

• Paolo Piacquadio (University of St Gallen, Switzerland) and Maya Eden (Brandeis University, USA): Normative Content of Other Regarding Preferences

• Bruno Strulovici (Northwestern University, USA): Ethical Necessity in a Model of Social Learning

Convener: Bruno Strulovici

Financial Networks

• Pedro Calleja (University of Barcelona, Spain), Francesc Llerena (University Rovira i Virgili, Spain) and Peter Sudhölter (University of Southern Denmark, Denmark): On Manipulability in Financial Systems

• Martijn Ketelaars (Tilburg University, Netherlands), Peter Borm (Tilburg University, Netherlands) and P. Jean-Jacques Herings (Tilburg University, Netherlands): Duality of Clearing and Allocation Mechanisms in Financial Networks

• Agathe Pernoud (Stanford University, USA) and Matthew Jackson (Stanford University, USA): Credit Freezes, Equilibrium Multiplicity and Optimal Bailouts in Financial Networks

• Jean-Jacques Herings (Tilburg University, Netherlands) and Péter Csóka (Corvinus University of Budapest, Hungary): An Axiomatization of the Pairwise Netting Proportional Rule in Financial Networks

Convener: Jean-Jacques Herings

Growth and Development

• Chong K. Yip (Chinese University of Hong Kong, Hong Kong, China) and Leo C. H. Lam (Washington University in St. Louis, USA): Scale and Service Upgrading: A Unified Model of Structural Transformation

• C. Y. Kelvin Yuen (Hong Kong University of Science and Technology, Hong Kong, China) and Huiru Xie (Hong Kong University of Science and Technology, Hong Kong, China): Aggregate Productivity Growth, Financial Development, and Entrepreneurship

• Wen-Chieh Lee (National Chengchi University, Taiwan, ROC) and Po-Le Lee (National Chengchi University, Taiwan, ROC): The effects of the COVID-19 on misallocation caused by the change of market power

• Junmin Liao (Wuhan University, China) and Xiang Sun (Wuhan University, China): Non-homothetic CES Preferences with Extended Parametric Restrictions

Conveners: Chong K. Yip, Ping Wang

Information Acquisition, Aggregation, and Learning

• Suraj Malladi (Cornell University, United States): Learning Where to Search in the Dark

• Sergei Mikhalishchev (Durham University, United Kingdom) and Vladimir Novak (National Bank of Slovakia, Slovakia): It’s Simple. Why Is Stability Bad for Voters?

• Angel Hernando-Veciana (Carlos III, Spain): The Market for Lemons under Regularity

• Spyros Galanis (Durham University, United Kingdom) and Sergei Mikhalishchev (Durham University, United Kingdom): The Effect of Costly Information Acquisition on Information Aggregation

Convener: Spyros Galanis

Matching

• Pinaki Mandal (Arizona State University, USA): Compatibility between stability and strategy-proofness with domain restrictions

• Sophie Bade (Royal Holloway, University of London, UK)
  and Joseph Root (University of Chicago, USA): Royal processions: Incentives, efficiency and fairness in two-sided matching

• Kriti Manocha (Indian Statistical Institute, Delhi Center, India) and Bertan Turhan (Iowa State University, USA): Gradual college admission with affirmative action

• Dinko Dimitrov (Saarland University, Germany) and Dipjyoti Majumdar (Concordia University, Canada): Incomplete information and the matching of likes

Convener: Dinko Dimitrov

Micro data in macro models

• Hamish Low (University of Ofxord, UK), Katrine Marie Jakobsen (, ) and Thomas Jørgensen (, ): Fertility and Family Labour Supply

• Ludo Visscher (University of Edinburgh, UK), David Cuberes (, ), Sevi Rodriguez-Mora (, ) and Marc Teignier (, ): Statistical Gender Discrimination in an equilibrium search model

• Urvi Neelakantan (Federal Reserve Bank of Richmond, USA), Kartik Athreya (, ), Grey Gordon (, ) and John Jones (, ): Accounting for Black-White wealth gaps: Earnings, demographics, and rates of return

• Felicia Ionescu (Federal Reserve Board, USA), Kartik Athreya (, ), Chris Herrington (, )
  and Urvi Neelakantan (, ): Racial Gaps in Student Loan Repayment and Default: A Lifecycle Approach

Convener: Felicia Ionescu

Rational Inattention

• Daniel Martin (Northwestern University, United States), Andrew Caplin (New York University, United States) and Philip Marx (Louisiana State University, United States): Rationalizable Learning

• Sophie Kreutzkamp (University of Bonn, Germany): Endogenous Information Acquisition in Cheap-Talk Games

• Colin Stewart (University of Toronto, Canada), Pavel Kocourek (CERGE-EI, Czech Republic) and Jakub Steiner (University of Zurich and CERGE-EI, Switzerland and Czech Republic): Boundedly Rational Demand

• Doron Ravid (University of Chicago, United State) and Tommaso Denti (Cornell University, United States): Robust Predictions in Games with Rational Inattention

Convener: Doron Ravid

Social Choice

• Marcus Pivato (Cergy Paris University, France): Social aggregation of conditional beliefs

• Florian Brandl (Bonn University, Germany) and Felix Brandt (TUM, Germany): A Natural Adaptive Process for Collective Decision-Making

• Matias Nunez (CREST & Ecole Polytechnique., France) and Federico Echenique (UC Bercley, USA): Price & Choose

• Anna BOGOMOLNAIA (University of Glasgow, United Kingdom), Artem Baklanov (HSE, Russia) and Elisaveta Victorova (University of Glasgow, United Kingdom):Teams formation: efficiency and approximate fairness

Convener: Anna BOGOMOLNAIA

Topics In Economic Theory 1

• Andrew Postlewaite (University of Pennsylvania, USA) and Richard McLean (Rutgers University, USA): Information Requirements for Mechanism Design

• Laure Goursat (Paris School of Economics, France): Whether and Where to Apply: Information and Discrimination on Frictional Matching Markets

• Benjamin Brooks (University of Chicago, USA): Mechanisms for the financing of public goods with interdependent values

• Kevin (Duanmu) Haosui (Institute for Advanced Study in Mathematics, Harbin Institute of Technology, China), Robert Anderson (UC-Berkeley, USA), Ali M. Kahn (The John Hopkins University, USA) and Metin Uyanik (University of Queensland, Australia): General Equilibrium with Climate Change

Conveners: Nicholas Yannelis, Pavlo Prokopovych

Coffee Break

Coffee Break

Advances in incentive and information design II

• Matteo Escudé (LUISS, Italy): Acquiring and transmitting partially verifiable information

• Sulagna Dasgputa (University of Chicago, USA): Optimal Test Design for Knowledge-based Screening

• William Fuchs (UT Austin, USA): Who To Listen To: A Model of Endogenous Delegation

• Javier Rivas (University of Bath, ), Mark Le Quemen (, ) and Kohehi Kawamura (, ): Whom to Ask First? A Model of Sequential Consultation

Convener: Vasiliki Skreta

Axiomatics

• Jens Gudmundsson (University of Copenhagen, Denmark): Sharing sequentially triggered losses: Automatic conflict resolution through smart contracts

• Ricardo Martínez (Universidad de Granada, Spain): Fair sharing of river water

• Biung-Ghi Ju (Seoul National University, South Korea): Climate Justice: International Paretianism and Historical Accountability

• Juan Moreno-Ternero (Universidad Pablo de Olavide, Spain): Productivity and quality-adjusted life years: from QALYs to PALYs

Convener: Juan Moreno-Ternero

Comparative Statics and Revealed Preference 2

• Quitze Valenzuela-Stookey (UC Berkeley, USA): Monotone Portfolio Problems

• Koji Shirai (Kwansei Gakuin, Japan): A revealed preference analysis of random choices from lists

• Gaoji Hu (Shanghai University of Finance and Economics, China), Jiangtao Li (Singapore Management University, Singapore), John K.-H. Quah (Nationali University of Singapore, Singapore) and Rui Tang (Hong Kong University of Science and Technology, Hong Kong): A theory of revealed indirect preference

• Thomas Demuynck (Université Libre de Bruxelles, Belgium) and Tom Potoms (University of Sussex, United Kingdom): Testing revealed preference models with unobserved randomness: a column generation approach

Convener: John Quah

Decisions under Risk and Ambiguity

• Jan Werner (University of Minnesota, USA): Recursive Utilities: Ordinal Representations and Risk Sharing

• Tommaso Denti (Cornell University, USA) and Luciano Pomatto (Caltech, USA): Statistical decision theory under partial identification

• Jean-Marc Tallon (CNRS & PSE, FRANCE), Sujoy Mukerji (QMUL, UK), Erkan M. Savran (Koç University Istanbul, TURKEY) and Han N. Ozsoylev (Özyegin University, TURKEY): Pricing Ambiguity in the Cross-Section

• Patrick Beissner (Australian National University, Australia) and M. Ali Khan (Johns Hopkins University, USA): Endogenous Ambiguity under Commodification of Probabilistic Information

Convener: Patrick Beissner

Law and Economics

• Avner Seror (Aix Marseille School of Economics, France), Daniel Chen (Toulouse School of Economics, France), Shaheen Naseer (Oxford Martin School, University of Oxford, United Kingdom) and Sultan Mehmood (New Economic School, Russia): The Priced Survey Methodology: Theory and Applications

• Frank Giaoui (Columbia Law School, France): From Law & Economics Causal Inferences to Predictive Analytics Machine Learning : The example of Damages Award

• Christopher Teh (The University of New South Wales, Australia): Level-K Information Design

• Ben Chen (The University of Sydney Law School, Australia): Anticipatory Adjudication as Information Design

Convener: Ben Chen

Learning and information

• Chen Zhao (The University of Hong Kong, China) and Jinling Ma (The University of Hong Kong, China): Pragmatic Updating

• Henrique De Oliveira (São Paulo School of Economics – FGV, Brazil), Yuhta Ishii (Pennsylvania State University, US) and Xiao Lin (University of Pennsylvania, US): Robust Merging of Information

• Michèle Müller-Itten (University of Notre Dame, US), Roc Armenter (Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia Research Department, US) and Zachary R. Stangebye (University of Notre Dame, US): Rational Inattention via Ignorance Equivalence

• Jian Li (Iowa State University, US): Updating uncertainty-averse preferences

Convener: Jian Li

Matching and Market Design

• Li Chen (University of Gothenburg, Sweden), Estelle Cantillon (Université libre de Bruxelles, Belgium) and Juan Pereyra (Université libre de Bruxelles, Uruguay): Respecting priorities versus respecting preferences in school choice: When is there a tradeoff?

• Akhil Vohra (University of Georgia, Terry College of Business, USA) and Nathan Yoder (University of Georgia, Terry College of Business, USA): Matching with Costly Interviews: The Benefits of Asynchronous Offers

• Wenqian Wang (Hong Kong University of Science and Technology, China), Chew Soo Hong (Southwestern University of Finance and Economics, China), Hu Fan (Southwestern University of Finance and Economics, China) and Zheng Zhiwen (Southwestern University of Finance and Economics, China): Implementing Top Trading Cycles with Renounciation and Designation

• Inácio Bó (Southwestern University of Finance and Economics, China), Manshu Khanna (Peking University HSBC School, China) and Gian Caspari (ZEW, Germany): Counterfactual reasoning and sequential implementation

Convener: Inácio Bó

Models of communication

• Inga Deimen (University of Arizona, USA) and Andreas Blume (University of Arizona, USA): Information and Authority in Multi-Divisional Organizations

• Nemanja Antic (Northwestern University, USA) and Archishman Chakraborty (Yeshiva University, USA): Selected Facts

• Francesc Dilme (University of Bonn, Germany): Optimal languages

• Wojciech Olszewski (Northwestern University, USA) and Yijun Liu (Northwestern University, USA): Dynamic Communication with Extremely Biased Agents

Convener: Wojciech Olszewski

Political Economy and Contests

• Nicola Persico (Northwestern University and NBER, USA): A Theory of Non-Democratic Redistribution and Public Good Provision

• Pierre Boyer (CREST-École polytechnique, France), Felix Bierbrauer (Cologne University, Germany), Andreas Peichl (Munich University and ifo, Germany) and Daniel Weishaar (Munich University, Germany): The Taxation of Couples

• Manpreet Singh (Paris School of Economics, France): Procurement with Supplier Rationing Rule for Market Clearing

• Richard Mickelsen (US Air Force, USA) and Brian Roberson (Purdue University, USA): The Noisy All-Pay Auction

Convener: Brian Roberson

Quantitative Macroeconomics

• Selahattin Imrohoroglu (USC, United States) and Zhixiu Yu (LSU, USA): Labor Supply and Saving Behavior of Older Individuals Across Time and Space: An Empirical Investigation

• Daniele Caretelli (Stanford University, USA): Labor Market Recoveries Across the Wealth Distribution

• Nicolo Russo (University of Minnesota, USA): Health-Dependent Preferences, Consumption, and Insurance

• Fang Yang (Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas, USA), Margherita Borella (University of Torino, Italy), Mariacristina De Nardi (University of Minnesota, USA), Michael Pak (Harvard University, USA) and Nicolo Russo (University of Minnesota, USA): THE IMPORTANCE OF MODELING INCOME TAXES OVER TIME. U.S. REFORMS AND OUTCOMES

Convener: Selahattin Imrohoroglu

Technology, Institutions and Development

• Danyang Xie (Hong Kong University of Science and Technology (GZ), Hong Kong, China), Yiyao He (Hangzhou Normal University, China) and Shiyuan Pan (Zhejiang University, China): Public Data Provision and Quality Upgrade in a Semi-Endogenous Growth Model with R&D

• Helu Jiang (Shanghai University of Finance and Economics, China), Linyi Cao (Shanghai University of Finance and Economics, China), Guangwei Li (Shanghai Tech University, China) and Lijun Zhu (Peking University, China): Haste Makes Waste? Quantity-Based Subsidies under Heterogeneous Innovations

• Guillaume Vandenbroucke (Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis, USA) and B. Ravikumar (Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis, USA): Transition from Malthus to Solow: Demography versus Technology

• Yong Wang (Peking University, China) and Ping Wang (Washington University in St. Louis, USA): Human Capital Institutions, Talent Allocation and Economic Growth

Conveners: Guillaume Vandenbroucke, Ping Wang

Topics in Economic Theory 2

• Hamid Sabourian (University of Cambridge, UK): Collusive Behaviour, Efficiency and Cheap Talk Negotiation in Repeated Games

• Juan Escobar (University of Chile, Chile): Efficiency bounds for stable matching

• Andy Choi (University of Chicago, USA): I’ll Tell You Tomorrow: Committing to Future Commitments

• Boli Xu (Northwestern University and University of Iowa, USA): Stable Partnerships and Monitoring Design

Convener: Nicholas Yannelis

Axiomatization in Economic Theory

• Mikel Alvarez-Mozos (University of Barcelona, Spain) , José María Alonso Meijide (Universidade de Santiago de Compostela, Spain) , Maria Gloria Fiestras-Janeiro (Universidade de Santiago de Compostela, Spain) and Andrés Jiménez Losada (University of Sevilla, Spain) : Values for Global Cooperative Games

• Kevin Techer (Gate Lyon Saint-Etienne, Université Jean Monnet, France) : Hazardous waste transportation: a cost allocation analysis

• Gustavo Bergantiños (University of Vigo, Spain) and Juan D. Moreno-Ternero (Universidad Pablo de Olavide, Spain) : An axiomatic approach to the revenue sharing in the streaming industry

• Stéphane Gonzalez (Gate Lyon Saint-Etienne, Université Jean Monnet, France) and Nikolaos Pnevmatikos (Lemma, University Paris 2, France): A Story of Consistency: Bridging the Gap between Bentham and Rawls Foundations

Convener: Stéphane Gonzalez

Collaboration, Commemoration, Communication, and Complementarities

• Parth Parihar (European University Institute, Italy) , Matias Iaryczower (Princeton University, USA) and Santiago Oliveros (University of Bristol, UK) : Collaboration Between and Within Groups

• Keisuke Teeple (University of Waterloo, Canada) and Andres Carvajal (University of California at Davis, USA) : Memorable Events in Financial Markets

• Hargungeet Singh (Indian Institute of Technology Kanpur, India) : Dynamic Communication with Trading Commissions

• Tarun Sabarwal (University of Kansas, USA) : Universal models with complementarities

Convener: Tarun Sabarwal

Experimental Economics II

• Christos Ioannou (Université Paris 1 Panthéon-Sorbonne, France) , Laurent Mathevet (European University Institute, Italy) , Julian Romero (University of Arizona, USA) and
  Huanren Zhang (University of Southern Denmark, Denmark) : Data Mining in Repeated Games

• Yaroslav Rosokha (Purdue University, USA) , Xinxin Lyu (Purdue University, USA) , Denis Tverskoi (University of Tennessee, USA) and Sergey Gavrilets (University of Tennessee, USA) : Evolution of cooperation in the indefinitely repeated collective action with a contest for power

• Lydia Mechtenberg (Universität Hamburg, Germany) , Tobias Koenig (Linnaeus University, Sweden) , Dorothea Kuebler (Technical University Berlin, Germany) and
  Renke Schmacker (University of Lausanne, Switzerland) : Fairness in Matching Markets: Experimental Evidence

• Theo Offerman (University of Amsterdam, Netherlands) , Uri Gneezy (UCSD, USA) ,
  Yoram Halevy (University of Toronto, Canada) , Brian Hall (Harvard University, USA) and Joroen van de Ven (University of Amsterdam, Netherlands) : The Real Allais

Convener: David Cooper

Information Design

• Guilherme Carmona (University of Surrey, UK) and Krittanai Laohakunakorn (University of Surrey, UK) : Private Information Design

• Rosina Rodríguez Olivera (University of Bonn, Germany) : Optimal disclosure of private information to competitors

• Denis Shishkin (University of California San Diego, USA) , Elliot Lipnowski (Columbia University, USA) and Doron Ravid (University of Chicago, USA) : Perfect Bayesian Persuasion

• Sergey Stepanov (HSE University, Russia) and
  Emiliano Catonini (NYU Shanghai, China) : On the Optimality of Full Disclosure

Conveners: Guilherme Carmona, Krittanai Laohakunakorn

Information in mechanism design

• Mark Whitmeyer (Arizona State University, USA), Park Hung Au (HKUST, Hong Kong): Competing through Price and Information in Search Markets

• Shaofei Jiang (Bonn University, Germany): Costly persuasion by a partially informed sender, Nikita Roketskiy (University College London, UK) and Michael Richter (Baruch College, USA): Manipulative consumers

• V Bhaskar (University of Texas at Austin, USA): Robust information design

Convener: V Bhaskar

Labor Markets and Development

• Ping Wang (Washington University in St. Louis & NBER, USA) , Pei-Ju Liao (National Taiwan University, Taiwan) and Yin-Chi Wang (National Taipei University, Taiwan): Rural-Urban Migration and Informality

• Samuel Leyton (National Graduate Institute for Policy Studies, Japan) and Minchung Hsu (National Graduate Institute for Policy Studies, Japan) : The redistributive role of labor informality: a political economy analysis

• Juan Carlos Cordoba (Iowa State University, USA) , Anni. T. Isojarvi (Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve System, USA) and Haoran Li (Renmin University, China) : Endogenous Bargaining Power and the Declining Labor Compensation Share

• Naiyue Cui (Kobe University, Japan) , Minchung Hsu (National Graduate Institute for Policy Studies, Japan) and Yunfang Hu (Kobe University, Japan) : Fiscal Reform, Government Debt and Female Labor Supply in Japan

Conveners: Juan Carlos Cordoba, Ping Wang

Matching and Markets

• David Delacretaz (University of Manchester, UK) , Simon Loertscher (University of Melbourne, Australia) , Claudio Mezzetti (University of Queensland, Australia) ,
  When Lindahl and Samuelson Meet Vickrey, Clarke, and Groves
  Albin Erlanson (University of Essex, UK) and Piero Gottardi (University of Essex, UK) : Two sided matching with interviews

• Antonio Miralles (University of Messina, Italy) , Federico Echenique (UC Berkeley, USA)
  and Jun Zhang (Nanjing University, China) : Balanced Equilibrium in Pseudo-markets with Endowments

• Olivier Tercieux (PSE, France) , Yeon-Koo Che (Columbia University, USA): Optimal Queue design

Convener: Piero Gottardi

Over-the-Counter Trading

• Chaojun Wang (Wharton, USA) : Search in Over-the-Counter Markets

• Gabor Pinter (Bank of England, UK) : An Anatomy of the 2022 Gilt Market Crisis

• Junyuan ZOU (Insead, France) : Less is more

• Piotr Dworczak (Northwestern University, USA) : What Type of Transparency in OTC Markets?

Conveners: Joshua Mollner, Markus Baldauf

Robust Mechanism Design

• Tangren Feng (Bocconi University, Italy): Interim Strategy-Proof Mechanisms: Designing Simple Mechanisms in Complex Environments

• Takashi Kunimoto (Singapore Management University, Singapore)
  Rene Saran (University of Cincinnati, USA): Robust Implementation in Rationalizable Strategies in General Mechanisms

• Xiangqian Yang (Hunan University, China), Nir Bachrach (Technion, Israel), Yi-Chun Chen (National University of Singapore, Singapore), Inbal Talgam-Cohen (Technion, Israel) and Wanchang Zhang (University of California San Diego, USA): Distributionally Robust Auction Design

• Songzi Du (University of California San Diego, USA) and Benjamin Brooks (University of Chicago, USA): On the Structure of Informationally Robust Optimal Mechanisms

Convener: Songzi Du

Search, Information Frictions, Liquidity and Macroeconomics

• Allen Head (Queen's University, Canada): Banking Market Power, the Deposits Channel of Monetary Policy and Capital

• Sam Ieng-Man Ng (University of Melbourne, Australia) : Pecuniary Banking Externalities through Price Dispersion and Market Power

• Fan Liang (Loyola Marymount University, USA)(, Australia): Adverse Selection and Small Business Finance

-Timothy Kam (ANU, Australia) : Liquidity and Unemployment under Risk Shocks

Convener: Timothy Kam

Topics in Economic Theory 3

• Allan Beggs (University of Oxford, UK): Learning with Biases

• Nicolas Lambert (USC, USA): Innovation and Competition on a Rugged Technological Landscape

• Anna Bayona (ESADE Business School, Spain) and Carolina Manzano (Universitat Rovira, Spain): Competition in Schedules with Traders that Neglect the Informational Content of the Price

• Alejandro Jofre (University of Chile, Chile): Reaching Equilibrium Through IterativeI Money Based Bilateral Trades

Convener: Nicholas Yannelis

Topics in Macroeconomics

• António Antunes (Banco de Portugal, Portugal) , Valerio Ercolani (Banca d'Italia, Italy) : Living under a pandemic threat

• Zhigang Feng (University of Nebraska, USA) : Political cycles and the US economy

• Jacek Rothert (US Naval Academy, USA) , Alexander McQuoid (US Naval Academy, USA) and Katherine Smith (US Naval Academy, USA) : Foreign Direct Investment over the International Business Cycle

• Clemente Pinilla Torremocha (Universidad de Alicante, Spain) , Marta García Rodríguez (Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona, Spain) : The Effect of News Shocks on Unemployment Fluctuations: The Case of Europe

Convener: Anne Villamil

Coffee Break

Coffee Break

Comparative Statics: Theory and Applications

• Mark Whitmeyer (Arizona State University, USA) : Flexibility and Information

• Lukasz Wozny (Warsaw School of Economics,, Poland) , Lukasz Balbus (University of Zielona G ́or, Poland) , Wojciech Olszewski (Northwestern University, USA) and Kevin Reffett (Arizona State University, USA) : Iterative monotone comparative statics

• Nathan Yoder (University of Georgia, USA) and Ian M. Schmutte (University of Georgia, USA) : Information Design for Differential Privacy

• Edward Schlee (Arizona State University, USA) and M. Ali Khan (Johns Hopekins University, USA) :Money-Metric Complementarity and Price-Dependent Normal Demand for Non-ordered Preferences

Convener: Eddie Schlee

Decision making under uncertainty

• Jakub Steiner (University of Zurich and CERGE-EI, Sswitzerland and Czech Republic) : Growth and Large Deviations

• Jörg Stoye (Cornell University, USA) and Yuichi Kitimura (Yale University, USA) :
  Nonparametric Counterfactuals in Random Utility Models

• Luciano Pomatto (Cal Tech, USA) , Omer Tamuz (Cal Tech, USA) and Philipp Strack (Yale University, USA) : The Cost of Information

• Davide Bordoli (Yale University, USA) : Axioms for Information Production

Convener: Larry Samuelson

Identity and Groups

• Kai Konrad (Max Planck Institute for Tax Law and Public Finance, Germany) : The Political Economy of Paternalism

• Michael McBride (Univ. of California, Irvine, USA) , Roman (Sheremeta, USA) and Deurlington (Colin, USA) : Identity and the Escalation of Conflict

• Michael Sacks (Carkson University, USA) : "Incubation and the Emergence of Identity-Based Organizations"

• Stergios Skaperdas (Unive. of California, Irvine, USA) and Patrick (Testa, USA) : "National Identity, Public Goods, and Modern Economic Perfromance

Convener: Stergios Skaperdas

Information Design II

• Krittanai Laohakunakorn (University of Surrey, UK) and Guilherme Carmona (University of Surrey, UK) : Monopoly Pricing with Optimal Information

• Eduardo Perez-Richet (Sciences Po, France) and Victor Augias (Sciences Po, France):
  Non-Market Allocation Mechanisms: Optimal Design and Investment Incentives

• Junze Sun (EUI and University of Palermo, Italy): Full Information Disclosure in Linear Persuasion Games

• Matthias Lang (LMU Munich, Germany) and Cédric Wasser (University of Basel, Switzerland) : Benefits and Challenges of Ambiguous Product Information

Conveners: Guilherme Carmona, Krittanai Laohakunakorn

Matching Theory

• Vikram Manjunath (University of Ottawa, Canada) and Sean Horan (Université de Montréal, Canada) : Sequential Composition of Choice Functions

• Yuki Tamura (NYU Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates) : Object Reallocation Problems with Single-Peaked Preferences

• David Cantala (El Colegio de México, Mexico) and Damián Gibaja (UPAEP University, Mexico) : On the Uniqueness of Equilibrium Prices in a Bayesian Assignment Game

• Szilvia Pápai (Concordia University, Canada) and Muntasir Chaudhury (Concordia University, Canada) : Affirmative Action Policies in School Choice: Immediate versus Deferred Acceptance

Convener: Szilvia Pápai

Microfoundations of Macroeconomics

• Braz Camargo (Sao Paulo School of Economics, FGV, Brazil) , Elena Pastorino (Stanford University, USA) and Fabian Lange (McGill University, Canada) : Performance Pay and Wage Dynamics

• Hervé Roche (Universidad Adolfo Ibanez, Chile) and Nicolas Sahuguet (HEC Montréal, Canada) : Strategic Asset Allocation Under Peer Group Benchmarks

• Luis Araujo (Michigan State University and FGV, USA and Brazil) , Nicola Amendola (University of Rome, Italy) and Leo Ferraris (University of Milan, Bicocca, Italy) : Optimal Payment Arrangement in a Cashless Monetary Economy

• Anna Rubinchik (Western Galilee College, Israel) and Alexander Gorokhovsky (University of CO at Boulder, USA) : An overlapping-generations model with data-driven equilibrium behavior

Convener: Anna Rubinchik

Networks

• Mihai Manea (Stony Brook University, USA) and Dilip Abreu (NYU, USA)
  : Bargaining and Exclusion with Multiple Buyers

• Ruben Juarez (University of Hawaii, USA) and Lining Han (Wuhan University, China)
  : Strategy-Proof Resource Allocation with Punishment

• Daniele Condorelli (University of Warwick, UK) : On the Efficiency of Large Resale Networks

• Tim Hellmann (University of Southampton, UK) : Networks, beliefs, and asset prices

Convener: Mihai Manea

Political Economy

• Ole Jann (CERGE EI, Czech Republic): A Model of Polarization in News Consumption

• Maria Titova (Vanderbilt, USA) : Targeted Advertising in Elections

-Ying Chen (John Hopkins University, USA) , Liuchun Deng , Minako Fujio , M. Ali Khan :
Irreversible Investment in Technology and the Dynamics of Public Good Provision

• Anja Prummer (Johannes Kepler University Linz, Austria) and Francesco Squintani :
  Unionisation

Convener: Anja Prummer

Product Concentration and Financial markets

• Howard Kung (London Business School, United Kingdom) : Firm Product Concentration and Asset Prices

• Simcha Barkai (Boston College, United States) : Value without Employment

• Cecilia Bustamante (University of Maryland, United States) : Innovation, Industry Equilibrium, and Discount Rates

• Lukas Kremens (University of Washington, United States) : Automation, Financial Frictions, and the Long-Run Labor Share

Convener: Marco Grotteria

Topics in Economic Theory

• Federico Quartieri (University of Florence, Italy) : Ideal choices without completeness

• Niccolò Urbinati (Università Ca' Foscari Venezia, Italy) , Maria Gabriella Graziano (University of Naples Federico II and CSEF, Italy) and Marialaura Pesce (University of Naples Federico II and CSEF, Italy) : The Equitable Bargaining set

• Xinyang Wang (ITAM, Mexico) and Enrique Urbano Arellano (ITAM, Mexico) : Social Learning of Sentiments and Rational Expectation

• Karolina Vocke (University of Innsbruck, Austria) : Tree-stability in large matching markets

Convener: Marialaura Pesce

Topics in Game Theory I

• Xienan Cheng (Peking University, China) and Tilman Börgers (University of Michigan, USA) : Dominance and optimality

• Guillaume Roger (University of Sydney, Australia) and Ben Goldys (University of Sydney, Australia) : Dynamic contracting under imperfect observability

• Tomasz Sadzik (UCLA, USA) and Chris Woolnough (—, USA) : Cuban oranges and rotten cucumbers: information revelation and bundling

• Idione Meneghel (Australian National University, Australia) and Larry Samuelson (Yale University, USA) : Paying to overbid

Convener: Idione Meneghel

Uncertainty and learning

• Lucie Ménager (Panthéon Assas Paris 2 University, France) , Nicolas Klein (Panthéon Assas Paris 2 University, France) and Chantal Marlats (Panthéon Assas Paris 2 University, France) : Racing with a rearview mirror: innovation lags and investment dynamics

• Ignacio Monzon (Collegio Carlo Alberto, University of Turin, Italy) , Dino Gerardi (Collegio Carlo Alberto, University of Turin, Italy) and Lucas Maestri (FGV EPGE, Bresil) : Delegation with Endogenous States

• Sven Rady (Bonn University, Germany) , Johannes Hörner (TSE and Yale University, France and United States of America) and Nicolas Klein (Panthéon Assas Paris 2 University, France) : Jumping to Conclusions

• Arina Nikandrova (City UoL, UK) , Doruk Cetemen (City UoL, UK) , Tatiana Mayskaya (HSE, Russia) and Chiara Margaria (Boston University, USA) : Knowledge Transfers

Convener: Chantal Marlats

Wednesday 19 July

Contests and Competition

• Stefano Barbieri (Tulane University, USA): Correlated Play in Group Contests

• Christian Seel (Maastricht University, Netherlands): Hotelling Revisited - The Price-then-Location Model

• Kfir Eliaz (Tel Aviv University and the University of Utah, Israel), Simone Galperti (UC San Diego, USA) and Ran Spiegler (Tel Aviv University and University College London, Israel): False Narratives and Political Mobilization

• Huseyin Yildirim (Duke University, USA) and Alvaro J. Name-Correa (Carlos III University of Madrid, Spain): Team Competition with Career Concerns

Convener: Iryna Topolyan

Equilibrium with Externalities

• Jean-Marc Bonnisseau (Université Paris 1 Panthéon-Sorbonne, France) , Matias Fuentes (Universidad Autónoma de Madrid, Spain) : Increasing returns, externalities and equilibrium in Riesz spaces

• Peter Bossaerts (University of Cambridge, UK) , Felix Fattinger (Vienna University of Economics and Business, Austria) , Frans van den Bogaerde (IFM Investors, )
  and Wenhao Yang (Chinese University of Hong Kong, Hong Kong) : Asset Pricing in a World of Imperfect Foresight

• Chiara Donnini (Università di Napoli Parthenope, Italy) and Armando Sacco (Università di Napoli Parthenope, Italy) : International environmental agreements and absence of envy

• Maria Gabriella Graziano (University of Naples Federico II and CSEF, Italy)
  and Vincenzo Platino (University of Naples Federico II and CSEF, Italy):
  A measure of Social Loss for Production Economies with Externalities

Convener: Maria Gabriella Graziano

Frequency-domain methods and applications session 1

• Bart Taub (University of Glasgow, UK) : Solving dynamic contracts using Nevanlinna-Pick and Wiener-Hopf methods

• Kyle Jurado (Duke University, USA) : Revisiting the Forecasts of Others.

-Iacopo Mastromatteo (Capital Fund Management, France) : Beyond equilibrium models: market impact and excess volatility from adaptive agents

• Kevin He (University of Pennsylvania, USA) and Krishna Dasaratha (, USA) :
  Learning from Viral Content

Convener: Bart Taub

Information and Markets

• Eeva Mauring (University of Bergen, University of Vienna and CEPR, Norway) and Cole (Williams, Austria): Coasian Dynamics in Sequential Search

• Ilwoo Hwang (Seoul National University, Korea), Dongkyu Chang (City University of Hong Kong, Hong Kong) and Stefan Krasa (University of Illinois, USA): Integrative Bargaining

• Maarten Janssen (University of Vienna and CEPR, Austria) and Santanu Roy (Southern Methodist University, USA): Information Uncertainty and Trading Inefficiency

• Santanu Roy (Southern Methodist University, USA) and Maarten Janssen (University of Vienna and CEPR, Austria): Delegated Selling and Intermediated Signaling

Convener: Santanu Roy

Labor Economics: Theory and Applications

• Illinen Kondo (FRB Minneapolis, USA) , François de Soyres (Federal Reserve Board, USA) , Simon Fuchs (FRB Atlanta, USA) and Helene Maghin (KU Leuven, Belgium) : Labor Flows in France: Insurance through Diversity

• Rocio Madera Holgado (Sothern Methodist University, USA) , Treb Allen (Dartmouth College, USA) , Simon Fuchs (FRB Atlanta, USA) , Judit Montoriol (Caixa Research, Spain) and Alberto Graciano (Caixa Research, Spain) : Urban Welfare: Tourism in Barcelona

• Marta García Rodríguez (Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona, Spain) : The Role of Wage Expectations in the Labor Market

• Pedro Amaral (California State, Fullerton, USA) and Alberto Rivera-Padilla (California State, Fullerton, USA) : Cross-Country Income Dispersion, Human Capital, and Technology Adoption

Convener: Timothy Kehoe

Mathematical Economics

• Jian Yang (Rutgers University, USA) : Partition-based Stability of Coalitional Games

• Xinhan Zhang (National University of Singapore, Singapore) , Yi-Chun Chen (National University of Singapore, Singapore) and Soo Hong Chew (Southwestern University of Finance and Economics and National University of Singapore, China and Singapore): Lanzani meets Kantorovich through Fishburn --- Modeling Nontransitive Choice through Optimal Transport

• Ting Pei (Huazhong University of Science and Technology, China) : Strategic Choice of Opinion Leader

• Enxian Chen (Nankai University, China) , Lei Qiao (Shanghai University of Finance and Economics, China) , Xiang Sun (Wuhan University, China) and Yeneng Sun (National University of Singapore, Singapore) : Refinement of Nash equilibrium via local dominance

Conveners: Xiang Sun, Yeneng Sun

Politics, Voting and Decision-Making: Theory and Experiments

• Barton Lee (ETH Zurich, Switzerland) and Gabriele Gratton (UNSW Sydney, Australia) : Drain the Swamp: A Theory of Anti-Elite Populism

• Andrei Gomberg (ITAM, Mexico) , Joyce Sadka (ITAM, Mexico)
  and Andrew Caplin (NYU, USA) : Cognitive Constraints and Injustice

• John Quiggin (University of Queensland, Australia) and Richard Holden (UNSW Sydney, Australia) : On the Optimality of Ranked-Choice Voting

• Simona Fabrizi (The University of Auckland, New Zealand) , Steffen Lippert (The Universirty of Auckland, New Zealand) , Addison Pan (Xi’an Jiaotong-Liverpool University, China) and MAtthew Ryan (Auckland University of Technology, New Zealand) : Voting Behaviour with an Asymmetric Loss Function: Understanding the Experimental Evidence

Convener: Simona Fabrizi

Preference Foundations and Measurements

• Matthew Polisson (University of Bristol, United Kingdom) , Aluma Dembo (Reichman University, Israel) , Shachar Kariv (University of California, Berkeley, USA) and John K.-H. Quah (Johns Hopkins University, USA) : Ever Since Ellsberg

• Antonio Penta (Universitat Pompeu Fabra, Spain) and Larbi Alaoui (Universitat Pompeu Fabra, Spain) : Attitudes Towards Success and Failure

• Mohammed Abdellaoui (HEC Paris, France) , Emmanuel Kemel (HEC Paris, France)
  and Corina Paraschiv (Paris Descartes University, France) : Disentangling the Possibility and the Certainty Effects under Objective Ambiguity

• Horst Zank (University of Manchester, United Kingdom) and Chi Chong Leong (University of Manchester, United Kingdom) : Gain-Loss Utility for Prospect Theory

Convener: Horst Zank

Social Choice and Mechanism Design I

• Socorro Puy (Universidad de Málaga, Spain) , Ingrid Mauerer (Universidad de Málaga, Spain) , Sergi Urzay-Gómez (Universitat de Girona, Spain) : Individual Determinants to European Integration

• Dominik Mark Maxara (TU Dortmund University, Germany) : Information signaling in primary elections

• Guadalupe Correa-Lopera (Universidad Pública de Navarra, Spain) , Dolors Berga (Universitat de Girona, Spain) and Bernardo Moreno (Universidad de Málaga, Spain) :
  Optimality of Direct Democracy

• Bernardo Moreno (Universidad de Málaga, Spain) and Pietro Salmaso (Universidad de Málaga, Spain) : Sequential Voting by Committees

Conveners: Bernardo Moreno, Dolors Berga

Structural Change across Time Use and Space

• Alessio Moro (University of Cagliari, Italy) , Fenicia Cossu (University of Cagliari, Italy) , F. Javier Rodriguez-Roman (University of Cagliari, Italy) and Silvio Tunis (University of Cagliari, Italy) : A Theory of Structural Change, Home Production and Leisure

• Markus Poschke (McGill University, Canada) , Charles Gottlieb (University of St. Gallen, Switzerland) , Chery Doss (University of Oxford, U.K.) and Douglas Gollin (University of Oxford, U.K.) : Understanding the Gender Division of Work Across Countries

• Marc Teignier (University of Barcelona, Spain) , Nicolas Coeurdacier (SciencesPo, France) and Florian Oswald (SciencesPo, France) : Structural Change, Land Use, and Urban Expansion

• Jiajia Gu (IMF, U.S.) , L. Rachel Ngai (London School of Economics, U.K.) and Jin Wang (Hong Kong University of Science and Technology, Hong Kong, China) : Barriers to Structural Change and the Decline in Female Employment

Convener: Rachel Ngai

Topics on Economic Macrodynamics

• Rodolphe Dos Santos Ferreira (BETA-Starsbourg University, France and Universidade Católica Portuguesa, CUBE, Portugal, France) and Camille Conrad (GATE-University of Lyon, France): Central bank’s communication and stabilization policies under firms’ motivated beliefs

• Catarina Reis (Universidade Católica Portuguesa, Católica Lisbon School of Business and Economics, Portugal), Isabel Horta Correia (Banco de Portugal and Universidade Católica Portuguesa, Católica Lisbon School of Business and Economics, Portugal, and CEPR, United Kingdom, Portugal) and Pedro Teles (Banco de Portugal and Universidade Católica Portuguesa, Católica Lisbon School of Business and Economics, Portugal, and CEPR, United Kingdom, Portugal): Home Production and the Taxation of Housing

• Antoine Le Riche (Oxford Brookes Business School, United Kingdom) , Wentao Fu (Bournemouth University Business School, United Kingdom) : Dynamic Interactions of Policies with Bayesian learning

• Leonor Modesto (Universidade Catolica Portuguesa, Católica Lisbon School of Business and Economics, Portugal) , Francesco Carli (Deakin University, Australia) and Teresa Lloyd-Braga (Universidade Catolica Portuguesa, Católica Lisbon School of Business and Economics, Portugal) : Imperfect competition in the banking sector and economic instability

Convener: Teresa Lloyd-Braga

Trade and Environment

• Ahmad Lashkaripour (Indiana University, USA) : The Climate Cost of International Trade Agreements

• David Terner (Indiana University, USA) , Volodymyr Lugovskyy (Indiana University, USA)
  and Alexandre Skiba (Indiana University, USA) : Unintended Consequences of Environmental Regulation of Maritime Shipping: Carbon Leakage to Air Shipping

-Heitor Pellegrina (NYU, Abu-Dhabi, UAE) : Deforestation: a global and dynamic perspective

• Alexandre Skiba (University of Wyoming, USA) : International Trade in Palm Oil and Sustainable Certification

Convener: Volodymyr Lugovskyy

Coffee Break

Coffee Break

Behavioral Choice Theory

• Sean Horan (U Montreal, Canada) : How to reveal substitutes

• Kemal Yildiz (Bilkent U, Turkey) : Foundations of self-progressive choice theories

• Jose Apesteguia (U Pompeu Fabra, Spain) and Miguel Ballester (Oxford U, England) : A Measure of Behavioral Heterogeneity

• Miguel Ballester (Oxford U, England) and Jose Apesteguia (U Pompeu Fabra, Spain) : The Rationalizability of Survey Responses

Convener: Geoffroy de Clippel

Dynamic Programming, Uncertainty and Time Preferences

Patrick Dejarnete (Waseda University, Japan)
Collin Raymond (Cornell University, USA)
Intertemporal Lying Aversion: Avoiding Nature's Uncertainty
- Jean-Pierre Drugeon (Paris School of Economics, France) and Thai Ha-Huy (Université Paris-Saclay, France): New results on MinMax and MaxMax Dynamic Programming with Optimal Rates of Discount

• Yiannis Valiakis (University of Glasgow, United Kingdom), Gaetano Bloise (University of Rome Tor Vergata University of Rome Tor Vergata, Italy),
  Cuong Le Van (Paris School of Economics, France): Dynamic Programming with Recursive Preferences

• Luciano de Castro (University of Iowa, United States), Antonio Galvao (Michigan State University, United States) and Tong Yao (University of Iowa, United States): Asset Pricing with Quantile Preferences and the Equity Premium Puzzle

Convener: Luciano de Castro

Fiscal Policy: Theory and Applications

• Carlos Urrutia (ITAM, Mexico) and Tiago Tavares (ITAM, Mexico) : Informality, Tax Distortions, and the Cyclicality of Fiscal Policy

• Fernando Arce (FRB Chicago, USA) , Nicolas Werquin (FRB Chicago, USA)
  and Jan Morgan (FRB Chicago, USA) : Trickle Down and Tax Revolts

• Guillaume Sublet (Université de Montreal, Canada) : Fiscal Rules with Discretion: A Quantitative Exploration

• Sewon Hur (FRB Dallas, USA) and Elisa Belfiori (Universidad Torcuato Di Tella, Argentina) : Unequal Climate Policy

Convener: Timothy Kehoe

Frequency-domain methods and applications session 2

• Kenneth Kasa (Simon Fraser University, Canada) : “Updating the Forecasts of the Forecasts of Others in the Frequency Domain.”

• Jieran Wu (Zhejiang University, China) : A Belief-driven Taylor Rule

• Zhen Huo (Yale, USA) : Intertemporal Network with Incomplete Information

• Dimitri Migrow (The University of Edinburgh, UK) : Strategic Observational Learning

Convener: Bart Taub

General Equilibrium Theory and Its Foundations

• Monica Giovanniello (Universitat de les Illes Balears, Spain) and Herakles Polemarchakis (University of Warwick, UK) : Market for Votes: Conflict, Distribution, and Welfare

• Ngoc-Sang Pham (EM Normandie Business School, France) : Impacts of (Individual and Aggregate) Productivity and Credit Shocks on Equilibrium Aggregate Production

• Waseem Toraubally (Nottingham Trent University, UK) : Quantity Competition in Hotelling's Linear City

• Michael Zierhut (Kyoto University, Japan) : Competition in Securitization

Convener: Michael Zierhut

Information Economics III

• Alex Smolin (Toulouse School of Economics, France) and Takuro Yamashita (Osaka University, Japan) : Information Design in Concave Games

• Weicheng Min (Shanghai Jiao Tong University, China) and Florian Ederer (Yale School of Management, USA) : Bayesian Persuasion with Lie Detection

• Shuguang Zhu (Shanghai University of Finance and Economics, China) and Takuro Yamashita (Osaka University, Japan) : Bayesian Persuasion Followed by Receiver’s Mechanism Design

• Huiyi Guo (Texas A&M University, USA) and Wei He (Chinese University of Hong Kong, Hong Kong, China) : Optimal Persuasion with Sequential Private Information

Conveners: Huiyi Guo, Silvana Krasteva

Labor Markets and Macroeconomic Outcomes

• Ludwig Alexander (Goethe University, Frankfurt am Main, Germany) and Leon Huetsch and Dirk Krueger (U Penn, USA) : The Medical Expansion, Life-Expectancy and Endogenous Directed Technical Change

• Faisal Sohail (University of Melbourne, Australia) , Lin Shao and Pedro Bento (Bank of Canada and Texas A&M, Canda and USA) : Gender Gaps in Time Use and Entrepreneurship

• Gustavo Ventura (Arizona State University, USA) and Nazim Tamkoc (The World Bank, USa) : Rules and Regulations, Managerial Time and Economic Development

• Alexander Monge-Naranjo (European University Institute, Italy) : Labour Markets Realignment and Income Distribution in an Agein Europe

Convener: Alexander Monge-Naranjo

Labour and Contracts

• Ariel Zetlin-Jones (Carnegie Mellon University, USA) , Majid Mahzoon (Carnegie Mellon, USA) and Ali Shourideh (Carnegie Mellon, USA) : Indicator Choice in Pay-for-Performance

• Natalia Kovrijnykh (Arizona State University, USA) , Anil Kashyap (Booth School of Business, University of Chicago, USA) and Jian Li (Columbia Business School, USA) : Designing ESG benchmarks

• Youngmin Park (Bank of Canada, Canada) , Elizabeth Caucutt (Western, Canada)
  , Lance Lochner (Western, Canada) and Joseph Mullins (Minnesota, USA) :
  Child Skill Production: Accounting for Parental and Market-Based Time and Goods Investments

• David Wiczer (Stony Brook University, UK) , Carlos Carrillo-Tudela (, Essex, UK) , Alex Clymo (, Essex, UK) , Ludo Visschers (, UK) and David Zendler-Munro (, Essex, UK) :
  Precautionary Search and Occupational Mobility over the Business Cycle

Convener: Igor Livshits

Organizational and Contract Theory

• Borys Grochulski (FRB Richmond, USA) and Yuzhe Zhang (Texas A&M, USA) : Smooth Incentives

• Yaron Leitner (Washington University in St. Louis, USA) and Doron (Levit, University of Washington and ECGI) : Voice and Power

• Christoph Siemroth (University of Essex, United Kingdom) : Ending Wasteful Year-End Spending: On Optimal Budget Rules in Organizations

• Edward S. Prescott (FRB Cleveland, USA) and Michael D. Bordo (Rutgers University, USA) : Federal Reserve Structure and the Production of Monetary Policy Ideas

Convener: Edward S. Prescott

Social Choice and Mechanism Design II

• Orestis Troumpounis (University of Padua, Italy) , Pau Balart (Universitat de les Illes Balears, Spain) , Agustin Casas (CUNEF, Spain) and Gerard Domenech (Universitat de Barcelona, Spain) : Mobilization with campaign spending and polarization

• Pablo Amorós (Universidad de Málaga, Spain) : Implementation of optimal scholarship assignments via backward induction

• Jorge Alcalde-Unzu (Universidad Pública de Navarra, Spain) , Oihane Gallo (University of Lausanne, Switzerland) , Elena Iñarra (UPV-EHU, Spain) and Juan D. Moreno-Ternero (Universidad Pablo de Olavide, Spain) : Solidarity to achieve stability

• Dolors Berga (Universitat de Girona, Spain) , Salvador Barberà (UAB, MOVE, Spain)
  , Bernardo Moreno (Universidad de Málaga, Spain) and Antonio Nicolò (Università degli Studi di Padova, University of Manchester, Italy, UK) : Condorcet consistency and pairwise justifiability under variable agendes

Conveners: Bernardo Moreno, Dolors Berga

Strategic behavior: Theory and Experiments

• Sinem Hidir (University of Warwick, United Kingdom): When to go negative in political campaigning

• Duk Gyoo Kim (Sungkyunkwan University, South Korea) and Andzrej Baranski (New York University, Abu Dhabi): Distributive Politics on Public Bads

• Melis Kartal (WU Vienna University of Economics and Business, Austria): A new approach to the analysis of cooperation under the shadow of the future: Theory and experimental evidence

• Eugene Malthouse (University of Warwick, United Kingdom), Ali Ozkes (SKEMA Business School, GREDEG, LAMSADE, France)
  Et al. (, ): A global comparative analysis of strategic behavior in collective risk mitigation

Convener: Ali Ozkes

Trade, FDI and Global Development

• Takuma Kunieda (Kwansei Gakuin University, Japan) , Yunfang Hu (Kobe University, Japan) , Kazuo Nishimura (Kobe University, Japan) and Ping Wang (Washington University in St. Louis, USA) : Foreign Technology Adoption as a Flying Propeller

• Terry Cheung (Academia Sinica, Taiwan, ROC) , Paul Ko (Dickinson College, USA) and
  Han Yang (Academia Sinica, Taiwan, ROC) : Globalization, Gender Wage Gap, and Female Labor Force Participation

• Rongsheng Tang (Shanghai University of Finance and Economics, China) and Jie Cai (Shanghai University of Finance and Economics, China) : Regional Structural Change and Specialization

Conveners: Ping Wang, Yunfang Hu

Solemn Session

Stephen Morris, President of SAET, Jean-Marc Bonnisseau, President of the Organzing Committee and Jean-François Caulier, Paris 1 Panthéon Sorbonne Vice President

The location of La Sorbonne is in the following website : https://sites.google.com/view/saet2023/general-information/maps-and-local-information

Aliprantis prize Lecture: The converse envelope theorem

The location of La Sorbonne is in the following website : https://sites.google.com/view/saet2023/general-information/maps-and-local-information

Convener: Ludvig Sinander (University of Oxford, UK)

David Cass Lecture: Measuring the Social Cost of Carbon under Uncertainty

The location of La Sorbonne is in the following website : https://sites.google.com/view/saet2023/general-information/maps-and-local-information

Convener: Christian Gollier (TSE)

Music Concert

Robert Schumann, Dichterliebe: A poet's Love (song cyle from the "Book of Songs" by Heinrich Heine), Michel Grabisch (piano), Thierry Marchant (baritone)

The location of La Sorbonne is in the following website : https://sites.google.com/view/saet2023/general-information/maps-and-local-information

Edward C. Prescott Lecture: Work and well-being in the age of automation

The location of La Sorbonne is in the following website : https://sites.google.com/view/saet2023/general-information/maps-and-local-information

Convener: Christopher Pissarides (London School of Economics, UK and University of Cyprus, Cyprus)

Thursday 20 July

Competition in Auctions

• Elia Sartori (Naples University and CSEF, Italy) : Persistent Winners and Reserve Prices in Repeated Auctions

• Silvio Sorbera (University of Bonn, Germany) : Simultaneous bidding in second-price auctions

• Gabor Virag (University of Toronto, Canada) : Competing mechanisms and rationing rules

• Eloisa Campioni (University of Roma Tor Vergata, Italy) : Competition in auctions with privately-disclosed reserve prices

Conveners: Andrea Attar, Eloisa Campioni

Cooperation in games

• Faye Diamantoudi (Concordia Univ, Canada) , Eftichios Sartzetakis and Stefania Strantza (Univ of Macedonia, Greece) : Stable IEAs when countries choose emission and abatement separately

• Noemi Navarro (Univ Rennes 1, France) and Annick Laruelle (Univ Bilbao, Spain) : Linguistic conventions and language segregation for the Basque language

• Damien Gaumont (CRED, Univ Paris 2, France) and Yassine Badra (CRED, Univ Paris 2, France) : Market-dependent preferences and welfare

• Maria Racionero (Australian National University, ) and Pierre Pestieau (CORE, ): Education, mobility and redistribution

Convener: Rabah Amir

Dynamic Decision Problems

• Xavier Venel (LUISS, Italy) and Ludovic Renou : The value of information in discounted problems

• Galit Ashkenazi-Golan (LSE, United Kingdom) , Ed Plumb and Domenico Mergoni :
  Multi Agent Learning and the Folk Theorem

• Artur Dolgopolov (Center for Mathematical Economics, Uni Bielefeld, Germany) : Automated Mechanism Design with Memory

• Dominik Karos (Center for Mathematical Economics, Uni Bielefeld, Germany) ,
  Galit Ashkenazi-Golan and Ehud Lehrer : A taste for variety: repeated decision problem with frequency-dependent payoffs

Convener: Dominik Karos

Experiments in Macroeconomics and Finance

• Elena Asparouhova (University of Utah, USA) : For Better or For Worse: Algorithmic Choice in Experimental Markets

• Olivier Armantier (Federal Reserve Bank of New York, United States) and Charles Holt (University of Virginia, USA) : Discount Window Stigma with Random Borrowing: An Experimental Investigation

• Antonio Guarino (University College London, UK) : Trading by Professional Traders: An Experiment

• Janet Jiang (Bank of Canada, Canada) : Is Money Essential? An Experimental Approach

Convener: Daniela Puzzello

Industrial Organization

• Joana Resende (Faculdade de Economia do Porto, Portugal) : Product personalization and price discrimination

• Shiva Shekhar (Tilburg University, Netherlands) : Third-degree price discrimination in two-sided markets

• Laurent Lamy (Ecole Nationale des Ponts et Chaussées, France) : Pitfalls of Insuring Production Risk

Convener: Joana Pinho

International Trade: Theory and Applications

• David Pérez Reyna (Universidad de los Andes, Colombia) and Filippo Rebessi (Cal-State East-Bay, USA) : Financial Development, Trade, and Misallocation

• Yoshinori Kurokawa (University of Tsukuba, Japan) and Zhe Chen (University of International Business and Economics, PRC) : The Value Added-Exports Puzzle and Global Value Chains

• Jing Zhang (FRB Chicago, USA) , Ana Maria Santacreu (FRB St Louis, USA) and Michael Posi (Southern Methodist University, USA) : What Determines State Heterogeneity in Response to U.S. Tariff Changes?

• Pau S. Pujolas (McMaster University, Canada) and Jack Rossbach (Georgetown University, Qatar) : Trade Deficits and Trade Wars

Convener: Timothy Kehoe

Markets with Search Frictions

• Miroslav Gabrovski (University of Hawaii Manoa, United States) , Ioannis Kospentaris (Virginia Commonwealth University, United States) and Lucie Lebeau (Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas, United States) : The Macroeconomics of Labor, Credit, and Financial Market Imperfections

• Eric Smith (University of Essex, United Kingdom) : Wage Dynamics within Firms

• L. Rachel Ngai (London School of Economics, United Kingdom) , Lu Han (University of Wisconsin-Madison, United States) and Kevin D. Sheedy (London School of Economics, United Kingdom) : To Own or to Rent? The Effects of Transaction Taxes on Housing Markets

• Victor Ortego-Marti (University of California, Riverside, United States) and Miroslav Gabrovski (University of Hawaii Manoa, United States) : Home Construction Financing and Search Frictions in the Housing Market

Convener: Jang-Ting Guo

Network Centrality

• Rosa van den Ende (University Paris 1 & Universität Bielefeld, France & Germany), Antoine Mandel (University Paris 1 & PSE, France) and Agnieszka Rusinowska (CNRS - University Paris 1 & PSE, France) : Network-based Allocation of Responsibility for GHG-emissions

• René van den Brink (VU University, Amsterdam, The Netherlands) and Agnieszka Rusinowska (CNRS - University Paris 1 & PSE, France) : Degree Centrality and Externalities in Networks

• Giacomo Como (Politecnico di Torino, Italy) , Costanza Catalano (Central Bank of Italy & University of Florence, Italy) , Maria Castaldo (CNRS, Grenoble INP, France) and Fabio Fagnani (Politecnico di Torino, Italy) : On a Network Centrality Maximization Game

• Agnieszka Rusinowska (CNRS - University Paris 1 & PSE, France) , Luca Colombo (Deakin University, Australia) and Paola Labrecciosa (Monash University, Australia) : A Dynamic Analysis of Criminal Networks

Convener: Agnieszka Rusinowska

Recent developments in mechanism design II

• Qinggong Wu (Hong Kong University of Science and Technology, Hong Kong), Tangren Feng (Bocconi, Italy): Ex Post Dominant Strategy Implementation

• Yangbo Song (The Chinese University of Hong Kong (Shenzhen), China): Social Learning among KOLs

• Wanchang Zhang (The Chinese University of Hong Kong (Shenzhen), China): Robust Mechanisms for Bilateral Trading

• Wei He (The Chinese University of Hong Kong, Hong Kong), Huiyi Guo (Texas A&M University, USA) and Bin Liu (The Chinese University of Hong Kong (Shenzhen), China): Optimal Learning by Consuming for A Divisible Good

Conveners: Jiangtao Li, Wei He

Wealth Inequality Dynamics

• Laurent Bach (ESSEC, France) , Laurent Calvet (EDHEC, France) and Paolo (Sodini, Sweden) : From Saving Comes Having? Disentangling the Impact of Saving on Wealth Inequality

• Annika Bacher (BI Norwegian Business School, Norway) : Housing and Savings Behavior across Family Types

• Arpit Gupta (New York University, USA) , Christopher Hansman (Imperial College, United Kingdom) and Pierre Mabille (INSEAD, France) : Financial Constraints and the Racial Housing Gap

• Max Miller (University of Pennsylvania, USA) , Sylvain Catherine (University of Pennsylvania, USA) , James Paron (University of Pennsylvania, USA) and Natasha Sarin (Yale University, USA) : Who hedges interest-rate risk? Implications for wealth inequality

Convener: Sylvain Catherine

Coffee Break

Coffee Break

Complementarities and Games

• Pedro Jara (Univ of Santiago, Chile) ,and Rodrigo Harrison (A Ibanez Univ, Chile) : Entry as a global game

• Sidartha Gordon (Univ Paris-Dauphine, France) , Navin Kartik , Melody P. Lo , Wojciech Olszewski and Joel Sobel : Effective communication in cheap-talk games

• Iryna Topolyan (Univ of Cincinnati, USA) and Stefano Barbieri (Tulane Univ, USA) : Correlation in team contests

• Rabah Amir (Univ of Iowa, USA) and Adriana Gama (Colmex, Mexico) : Oligopoly with perfect complements

Convener: Rabah Amir

Contests I

• Bo Chen (Shenzhen MSU-BIT University, China) , Pengcheng Bai (Nanjing University, China) , Bo Chen (Shenzhen MSU-BIT University, China) , Jingfeng Lu (NationalUniversity of Singapore, Singapore) and Lianmin Zhang (Shenzhen Research Institute of Big Data, China) : Transparent versus Opaque Discrimination in Competitions

• Zijia Wang (Renmin University, China) , Zijia Wang (Renmin University, China) , Zenan Wu (Beijing University, China) and Zeyu Xing (Beijing University, China) : Multi-battle Contests with Competing Battlefields

• Jingfeng Lu (National University of Singapore, Singapore) , Jingfeng Lu (National University of Singapore, Singapore) and Yiyao Zhu (National University of Singapore, Singapore) : Prize Allocation Equilibrium in Team Contests

• Christian Ewerhart (University of Zurich, Switzerland) : Topic to be announced

Convener: Jingfeng Lu

Cooperative Solutions and Their Applications

• Ismail Saglam (TOBB ETU, Ankara, Turkey) : Exploitation of Collective Bargaining in the Labor Market

• Amit Dekel (Paris School of Economics, France) : Set-Valued Rational Expectations and Farsighted Stability

• Hannu Vartiainen (University of Helsinki, Finland) : Strong History Dependent Stable Set

• Ville Korpela (University of Turku, Finland) , Michele Lombardi (University of Liverpool and University of Naples Federico II, UK) and Riccardo Saulle (UNiversity of Padua, Italy) : Implementation in vNM Stable Set

Convener: Michele Lombardi

Economics of Information

• Sara Shahanaghi (Toulouse School of Economics, France) : Reputation and Timing

• Paulo Guilherme Melo-Filho (Universidade Federal de Pernambuco, Brazil) and Rafael Costa Lima (Universidade Federal de Pernambuco, Brazil) : Infinitely Repeated Cheap-Talk: from information to influence

• Miaomiao Dong (Penn State University, USA) , Kalyan Chatterjee (Penn State University, USA) and Tetsuya Hoshino (ITAM, Mexico) : Bargaining and information acquisition

• Joao Correia-da-Silva (University of Porto, Portugal) and Takuro Yamashita (Osaka University, Japan) : Information Design in a Repeated Environment

Convener: Joao Correia-da-Silva

Networks

• Leonie Baumann (Mac Gill University, Canada) and Rihan Dutta (Mac Gill University, Canada) : Strategic evidence Disclosure in Networks and Equilibrium Discrimination

• Peter Csoka (Corvinus University, Hungary) and jean-Jacques Herings (Tilburg University, Netherlands) : Noncooperative bargaining on debt restructuring

• Christian Ghiglino (University of Essex, United Kingdom) and Yann Bramoullé (Aix Marseille School of Economics, France) : Status Consumption in Networks: a Reference Dependent Approach

• Francis Bloch (Paris School of Economics, France) , Lilian Hartmann (Paris School of Economics, France) , Luca Paolo Merlino (Université libre de Bruxelles, Belgium)
  and Dotan Persitz (Tel Aviv University, Israel) : Task allocation in networks

Convener: Francis Bloch

New Methods for Dynamic Economies: 1

• Yangwei Song (University of Colorado Boulder, USA) and Asen Kochov (University of Rochester, USA) : Intertemporal Hedging and Trade in Repeated Games with Recursive Utility

• Lukasz Balbus (U of Zielona Gora, Poland) , Kevin Reffett (Arizona State Uiversity, USA)
  and Lukasz Wozny (SGH Warsaw School of Economics, Poland) : Two Sector Altruistic Growth Economies

• Yuki Shigeta (Tokyo Keizai University, Japan) : Existence of Invariant Measure and Stationary Equilibrium in a Continuous-Time One-Asset Aiyagari Model: A Case of Regular Controls under Markov Chain Uncertainty

• Rodrigo J. Raad (UFMG, Brasil) , Kevin Reffett (Arizona State University, USA)
  and Lukasz Wozny (SGH Warsaw School of Economics, Poland) : Lipschitz Recursive Equilibrium for a growth model with global heterogeneity

Conveners: Kevin Reffett, Lukasz Wozny

Political Economy

• Vincent Anesi (University of Luxembourg, Luxembourg) and Peter Buisseret : Collective Screening

• Helios Herrera (University of Warwick, UK) and Ravideep Sethi : Alternative Worldviews, Distrust, and Populism

• Margherita Negri (University of St Andrews, UK) , Massimo Morelli and
  Matteo Gamalerio : The Political Economy of Open vs Closed Borders: Theory and Evidence on the role of Electoral Rules

• Cecilia Testa (University of Nottingham, UK) , Andrea Bernini , Giovanni Facchini and Marco Tabellini : Black Empowerment and White Mobilization: The Effects of the Voting Rights Act

Conveners: Cecilia Testa, Giovanni Facchini

Recent developments in mechanism design I

• Jimmy Chan (National Taiwan University, Taiwan) and Adrian Chung (University of Cambridge, UK) : Multidimensional Screening in College Admissions: Should Top Colleges Admit Students Through a Lottery?

• Kexin Wang (Singapore Management University, Singapore) and Jiangtao Li (Singapore Management University, Singapore) : A Robust Optimization Approach to Mechanism Design

• Mariann Ollar (University of Edinburgh, UK) and Antonio Penta (ICREA, Universitat Pompeu Fabra and BSE, Spain) : Incentive Compatibility and Belief Restrictions

• Jiangtao Li (Singapore Management University, Singapore) , Wei He (The Chinese University of Hong Kong, Hong Kong) and Weijie Zhong (Stanford, USA) : Order Statistics of Large Samples: Theory and an Application to Robust Auction Design

Conveners: Jiangtao Li, Wei He

Topics in Mathematical Economics and Game Theory

• Ioannis Papastaikoudis (University of Cambridge, United Kingdom) and Ioannis Lestas (University of Cambridge, United Kingdom) : Distributed Optimization in Microeconomics

• Metin Uyanik (University of Queensland, Australia) and Duygu Yengin (University of Adelaide, Australia) : Endogenous Agenda in Collective Bargaining

• Massimiliano Amarante (University of Montreal, Canada)(, United States) : TBA

-Richard McLean (Rutgers University, USA) , M. Ali Khan (Johns Hopkins University, USA)
and Metin Uyanik (University of Queensland, Australia) : A Hybrid Approach to Equilibrium Existence in Qualitative and Generalized Games

Convener: Richard McLean

Applied game theory

• Mikhail Panov (HSE Saint Petersburg, Russia) : Agreements in continuous time games

-Dominika Machowska (Univ of Warsaw, Poland) : Open-loop Nash equilibria in games with time-varying delay

• Yassine Badra (Univ of Paris 2, France) : A new look at Bertrand-Edgeworth duopoly

• Alvaro Name (Universidad Carlos III de Madrid, Spain) : Multiple prizes in tournaments with career concerns

Convener: RABAH AMIR

Contests II

• Marco Serena (Max Planck Institute for Tax Law and Public Finance, Germany) , Christian Ewerhart (University of Zurich, Switzerland) and Marco Serena (Max Planck Institute for Tax Law and Public Finance, Germany) : On the (Im-)Possibility of Representing Probability Distributions as a Difference of I.I.D. Noise Terms

• Zhonghong Kuang (Renmin University, China) , Xin Feng (Nanjing University, China) , Qian Jiao (Zhongshan University, China) , Zhonghong Kuang (Renmin University, China)
  and Jingfeng Lu (National University of Singapore, Singapore) : Optimal Prize Allocation Rules in Team Contests with Pairwise Battles

• Igor Letina (University of Bern, Switzerland) , Igor Letina (University of Bern, Switzerland) , Oleg Muratov (University of Bern, Switzerland) : Market-Bound Research Contests

• Zhewei Wang (Shandong University, China) , Bo Chen (Shenzhen MSU-BIT University, China) , Rui Gao (Shandong University, China) , Jingfeng Lu (National University of Singapore, Singapore) and Zhewei Wang (Shandong University, China) : Information disclosure in multi-battle team contests

Convener: Jingfeng Lu

Cooperative Game Theory

• Eun Jeong Heo (University of Seoul, South Korea) and In-Uck Park (University of Bristol, United Kingdom) : Need-blind versus need-aware college admissions, financial aid and student loan programs

• Kiyong Yun (Seoul National University, South Korea) and Youngsub Chun (Seoul National University, South Korea) : A maximal domain for weak stochastic dominance strategy-proofness of the extended probabilistic serial correspondence

• Min-Hung Tsay (Academia Sinica, Taiwan) , Lan-Yi Liu (National Taiwan University, Taiwan) and Chun-Hsien Yeh (Academia Sinica, Taiwan) :
  Axiomatic and strategic foundations for the Shapley value in the sequencing problem with an initial queue

• Shigehiro Serizawa (Osaka University of Economics, Japan) and Yu Zhou (Kyoto University, Japan) : Minimum price equilibrium in the assignment market: The serial Vickrey mechanism

Convener: Youngsub Chun

Dynamic Macroeconomics

• Kevin Huang (Vanderbilt University, USA) , Fengqi Liu (Nankai University, PRC) , Qinglai Meng (Oregon State University, USA) and Jianpo Xue (Xiamen University, PRC) : Keeping up with the Joneses and Fiscal Puzzles

• Calin Arcalean (Universitat Ramon Llull, ESADE, Spain) : Structural Change Patterns and Development in Open Economies

• Ioana Schiopu (ESADE - Ramon Llull University, Spain) , Calin Arcalean (ESADE - Ramon Llull University, Spain) and Gerhard Glomm (Indiana University, USA): Urbanization, Productivity Di§erences and Spatial Frictions

• Alexandru Minea (LEO-UCA, U. Clermont Auvergne & U. Orleans, France) , Maxime Menuet (LEO, University of Orleans, France) and Patrick Villieu (LEO, University of Orleans, France) : The Perils of Fiscal Feedback Rules

Convener: Alexandru Minea

Economic Dynamics: Applications

• Simone Valente (University of East Anglia, United Kingdom) and Pietro Peretto (Duke University, USA) : Growth with Deadly Spillovers

• Alexandra Brausmann (University of Vienna, Austria) and Elise Grieg (CER-ETH, Switzerland) : Resource Discoveries and the Political Survival of Dictators

• David Hugh-Jones (Independent scholar, United Kingdom) and Mich Tvede (University of Sheffield, United Kingdom) : Technology of cultural transmission: the printing press

• Mich Tvede (University of Sheffield, United Kingdom) and Alessandro Citanna (NYU Abu Dhabi, UAE) : Do taxspots matter?

Convener: Mich Tvede

Economics of Search

• S. Nuray Akin (Ozyegin University, Turkey) and Brennan C. Platt (Brigham Young University, USA) : Consumer Search Intensity and Price Formation under Deadlines

• Cole Williams (University of Vienna, Austria) , Maarten Janssen (University of Vienna, Austria) , Thomas Jungbauer (Cornell University, USA) and Marcel Preuss (Cornell University, USA) : Search Platforms: Big Data and Sponsored Positions

• Nina Bobkova (Rice University, USA) : Multi-attribute Learning in Committees

• Mark Armstrong (University College London, UK) and Sandro Shelegia (Universitat Pompeu Fabra, Spain) : A Search Model of Remarketing

Convener: S. Nuray Akin

Market Design and Matching

• Youngwoo Koh (Korea University, Korea) : When to visit: Information Aqcuisition in College Admissions

• Kentaro Tomoeda (University of Technology Sydney, Australia) and Kenzo Imamura (University of Tokyo, Japan) : Tie-breaking or Not: A Choice Function Approach

• Bertan Turhan (Iowa State University, USA) and Orhan Aygün (Boğaziçi University, Turkey) : Affirmative Action in India via Forward Transfers

• Gian Caspari (ZEW Research Centre, Germany) : To be confirmed

Convener: Emil Temnyalov

Markets and Algorithms

• Konstantinos Serfes (Drexel University, USA) , Kaniska Dam (Center for Research and Teaching in Economics, Mexico) and Daniel Ripperger-Suhler (Drexel University, USA) : Two-sided Productivity Heterogeneity, Firm Boundaries and Assortative Matching

• Romans Pancs (ITAM, Mexico) and Tetsuya Hoshino (ITAM, Mexico ) : Two-Sided Markets and Restricted Boltzmann Machines

• Evangelia Chalioti (Yale University, USA) and Himnish Humna (Yale University, USA) : Mimicking Human Behavior in the Stochastic Prisoner's Dilemma

• Alessandro Citanna (NYU Abu Dhabi, UAE) : A pseudomarket for indivisible goods with complementarities

Convener: Evangelia Chalioti

New Methods for Dynamic Economies: 2

• Zhigang Feng (University of Nebraska, USA) and Manuel Santos (University of Miami, USA) : Markov Perfect Equilibrium in Economies with Sovereign Default and Distortionary Taxation

• Damian Pierri (University Charles III of Madrid, Spain) and Hernan Seoane (University Charles III of Madrid, Spain) : A Ergodic Theory of Sovereign Debt

• Marten Hillebrand (Albert-Ludwigs University Freiburg, Germany) and Elmar Hillebrand (EEFA Research Institute, Germany) : Win as a Team or Fail as an Individual: Cooperation or Non-cooperation in the Climate tax Game

• Kevin Reffett (Arizona State University, USA) , Lukasz Balbus (U of Zielona Gora, Poland) and Lukasz Wozny (SGH Warsaw School of Economics, Poland) : Monotone Implicit Programming for Dynamic Equilibria

Conveners: Kevin Reffett, Lukasz Wozny

Topics in Game Theory II

• Steven Kivinen (University of Graz, Austria) : Weak Equitable Division

• Pierfrancesco Guarino (University of Udine, Italy) : Topology-Free Type Structures with Conditioning Events

• Martin Meier (University of Bath, United Kingdom) and Andrés Perea (Maastricht University, Netherlands) : Forward Induction in a Backward Inductive Manner

• Michael Greinecker (ENS Paris-Saclay, CEPS, France) and Christoph Kuzmics (University of Graz, Austria) : Limit Orders and Knightian Uncertainty

Convener: Michael Greinecker

Coffee Break

Coffee Break

Advances in Cooperative Games

• Peter Sudhölter (University of Southern Denmark, Denmark) , Pedro Calleja (Universitat de Barcelona, Spain) and Francesc Llerena (Universitat Rovira i Virgili, Spain) : On uniform and ordinary Hart-Mas-Colell consistency on the domain of convex TU games

• Dylan Laplace Mermoud (Université Paris I Panthéon-Sorbonne, France) : Balancedness for non-emptiness: Generalization of the Bondareva-Shapley Theorem

• Eric Bahel (Virginia Tech, US) , Maria Gomez-Rua (Universidad de Vigo, Spain) and Juan Vidal-Puga (Universidad de Vigo, Spain) : Stability in Shortest Path Problems

• Marina Nuñez (Universitat de Barcelona, Spain) , Ata Atay (Universitat de Barcelona, Spain) and Tamás Solymosi (Corvinus University of Budapest, Hungary) : A many-to-one job market: more about the core and competitive salaries

Convener: Michel Grabisch

Behavioral Game Theory

• Larbi Alaoui (UPF, Spain) , Katharina Janezic (University of Oxford, UK) and Antonio Penta (UPF, Spain) : Coordination and Sophistication

• Ed Hopkins (University of Edinburgh, UK) : Inattention, Cognitive Uncertainty and Learning in Games

• Alistair Langtry (University of Cambridge, UK) and Christian Ghiglino (University of Essex, UK) : Status substitution and conspicuous consumption

• Bianca Sanesi (IMT, Italy) , Ennio Bilancini (IMT, Italy) and Leonardo Boncinelli (University of Florence, Italy) : Social stigma and status concerns can produce rational generosity

Convener: Ed Hopkins

Experiments on Information and Markets

• Jason shachat (Durham University, United Kingdom) , Brice Corgnet (Chapman University, USA) , Mark DeSantis (Chapman University, USA) , David Porter (Chapman University, USA) and Yan Peng : The Effect of Passive Investing on Market Quality and Information Aggregation

• Lawrence Choo (Southwestern University of Finance and Economics, China), Geoffrey Castillo (University of Vienna, Austria) and Todd Kaplan (University of Haifa and University of Exeter, Israel) : On the Endogeneity Between Stock Market Prices and Bank Runs. An Experiment

• Edward Halim (Nanyang Technical University, Singapore) , Yohanes E. Riyanto (Nanyang Technical University, Singapore) , Nilanjan Roy (City University of Hong Kong, China) and Yan Wang (Nanyang Technological University, Singapore) : How Dark Trading Harms Financial Market?

• Todd Kaplan (University of Haifa and University of Exeter, Israel) , Lawrence Choo (Southwestern University of Finance and Economics, China) and Ro'i Zultan (Ben Gurion University, Israel) : Moral Hazard and Excess Returns in Markets

Convener: Todd Kaplan

Games and Markets

• Konstantinos Papadopoulos (Aristotle University of Thessaloniki, Greece) : Chain Ownership in Oligopoly

• Philipp Peitler (University of Vienna, Austria) and Karl H. Schlag (University of Vienna, Austria) : Putting Context into Preference Aggregation

• Fei Xu (Umea University, Sweden) : Optimal Income Tax Without Tax Evasion

• Leonidas Koutsougeras (University of Manchester, UK) : Equivalence between Non Walrasian Asset and Contingent Markets and related issues.

Convener: Leonidas Koutsougeras

Market design and inequality

• Bary Pradelski (CNRS (National Centre for Scientific Research), France) , Patrick Loiseau (Inria, Ecole Polytechnique, France) and Remi Castera (Université Grenoble Alpes, France) : Statistical discrimination in stable matching

• Günnur Ege Bilgin (University of Bonn, Germany) and Orhan Aygun (Boğaziçi University, Turkey) : Placement with Assignment Guarantees and Semi-Flexible Capacities

• Ryan Tierney (University of Southern Denmark, Denmark) , William Phan (North Carolina State University, USA) and Yu Zhou (Kyoto University, Japan) : School Capital Funding and Student Choice

• Emil Temnyalov (University of Technology Sydney, Australia) : Capacity design, organizational structure and differential treatment

Convener: Emil Temnyalov

Mechanism Design

• Rene Kirkegaard (University of Guelph, Canada) : Endogenous Criteria for Success

• Mengxi Zhang (University of Bonn, Germany) , Alex Gershkov (Hebrew University of Jerusalem, Israel) , Benny Moldovanu (University of Bonn, Germany) and Philipp Strack (Yale University, USA) : Optimal Security Design for Risk-Averse Investors

• Kyle Woodward (University of North Carolina, USA) and Justin Burkett (Georgia Tech, USA) : Intertemporal Allocation with Unknown Discounting

• Alexey Kushnir (Tepper School of Business, Carnegie Mellon University, USA) and Ali Schourideh (Carnegie Mellon University, USA) : Optimal Auctions in Multi-Dimensional Environments

Convener: Alexey Kushnir

OLG Models - Theory and Applications

• Joachim Thøgersen (Oslo business school, Norway) and Pan Liu (Beijing Normal University, China) : Dynamic efficiency in an overlapping generations model with endogenous retirement

• Niklas Schweuer (Johannes-Gutenberg University Mainz, Germany) and Klaus Wälde (Johannes-Gutenberg University Mainz, Germany) : The impact of bequest and inter-vivo transfers on the wealth distribution

• Paul Ritschel (RPTU Kaiserslautern-Landau, Germany) and Jan Wenzelburger (RPTU Kaiserslautern-Landau, Germany) : Financial Intermediation and Business Cycles in Two-Period Lived OLG Models

• Jan Wenzelburger (RPTU Kaiserslautern-Landau, Germany) : Perfect Foresight in Two-Sectoral Two-Period Lived OLG Models

Convener: Jan Wenzelburger

Preferences and economic dynamics

• Francois Le Grand (Rennes School of Businesscois Le Grand, France) and Antoine Bommier and Daniel Harenberg (ETH-Zurich, Switzerland) : Recursive Preferences and the Value of Life: Theory and Application to Epidemics

• Agnieszka Wiszniewska-Matyszkiel (Univ of Warsaw, Poland) : Infinite horizon optimal control problems with unbounded payoffs

• Lisa Morhaim (CRED, Univ Paris 2, France) and Ayşegül Yıldız Ulus (Galatasaray Univ, Turkey) : A dynamic model of habit formation and sustainability

• Juan Pablo Rincon Zapatero (Univ. Carlos III de Madrid, Spain) and Robert Becker (Indiana Univ., USA) : Recursive Utility for Thompson Aggregators: Least Fixed Point, Uniqueness, and Approximation Theories

Convener: Rabah Amir

Product differentiation: applications

• Noriaki Matsushima (Institute of Social and Economic Research, Osaka University, Japan) and Qiuyu Lu : Personalized pricing when consumers can purchase multiple items

• Yiquan Gu (Henley Business School, University of Reading, UK) , Leonardo Madio and Carlo Reggiani : Exclusive Data, Price Manipulation and Market Leadership

• Jacques-François Thisse (CORE- Université Catholique de Louvain, Belgium) : Monopolistic Competition without Apology

Convener: Rim Lahmandi-Ayed

Topics in Applied Macroeconomics

• Miguel Iraola (University of Miami, USA) and Manuel Santos (University of Miami, USA) : The U.S. Economy After COVID-19: The Transmission Mechanisms of Monetary Policy

• Marianna Kudlyak (Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco, USA) , Murat Tasci (Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland, USA) and Didem Tuzemen (Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City, USA) : Minimum Wage Increases and Vacancies

• Serdar Birinci (Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis, USA) , Fatih Karahan (Amazon, USA)
  and Yusuf Mercan (University of Melbourne, Australia) : Labor Market Shocks and Monetary Policy

• S. Nuray Akin (Ozyegin University, Turkey) and Brennan C. Platt (Brigham Young University, USA) : Search Intensity, Exits from Unemployment, and Equilibrium Wage Distributions

Convener: S. Nuray Akin

Bateaux-Mouches Diner and Seine River Cruise

Boarding begins at 6:45 p.m. in front of the boats that are docked on the quayside of Cours Albert 1er between Pont de l'Alma and Pont des Invalides, as indicated in the link below. The cruise will end around 11:00 p.m.

Warning: To enter the boats, bring your conference tag with you.

Please Visit the following link to see detailed information about the conference diner:
https://sites.google.com/view/saet2023/program/conference-dinner

Friday 21 July

Bargaining

• Francesco Nava (LSE, UK) and Pasquale Schiraldi (LSE, UK) : Differentiated Durable Goods Competition

• Marcin Peski (University of Toronto, Canada) : Bargaining with Mechanisms and Two-Sided Incomplete Information

• Emin Karagozoglu (Bilkent University, Turkey) , Kerim Keskin (ADA University, Turkey) and Deren Caglayan (Bilkent University, Turkey) : Argumentation in Bargaining

• Rohan Dutta (McGill University, Canada) : Bargaining as a Struggle Between Competing Attempts at Commitment

Conveners: John Nachbar, Rohan Dutta

Debt Accumulation: Theory and Applications

• Hyunju Lee (Toronto Metropolitan University, Canada) and Radek Paluszynski (University of Houston, USA) : Intangible Capital and Shadow Financing

• Timothy Kehoe (University of Minnesota, USA) and Juan Carlos Conesa (Stony Brook University, USA) : Preemptive Austerity with Rollover Rsik

• Kadidiatou Doucouré (University of Minnesota, USA) : Debt Accumulation and Default in Low Income Countries

• Radek Paluszynski (University of Houston, USA) and Joao Ayres (Inter-American Development Bank, USA) : Multiplicity in Sovereign Default Models: Calvo Meets Cole-Kehoe

Convener: Timothy Kehoe

Macroeconomics with fiscal fragility

-Juan Pablo Gama Torres (Federal University of Minas Gerais, Brazil), Aloisio Pessoa de Araujo (FGV EPGE and IMPA, Brazil) and Timothy J. Kehoe (University of Minnesota, United States): Heterogeneous Attitudes toward Risk, Growth, and Redistribution

• Gil Navarro (FGV EPGE, Brazil): Tax Reform, firm dynamics and informality

Convener: Aloisio Araujo

Market design

• Umut Dur (North Carolina State, USA): Centralized Early Admissions and Affirmative Actions in China
• Danisz Okulicz (Karlsruhe Institute for Technology, Germany): Stability as Right to Counsel of Choice: A Lawyers' Matching Problem
• Emre Dogan (HSE University, Russia): Incentive compatible congestion resolving in a lawyer assignment market
• Tong Wang (University of Tokyo, Japan): School Choice Mechanism with Protecting Lines

Convener: Onur Kesten

Repeated Games and Reputation

• Jeff Ely (Northwestern Economics, USA) , Ruth, Anthony, and Clarence
  Joyee Deb (Yale SOM, USA) and Jack Fanning (Brown University, USA) : Reputation and Competitive Selection

• Harry Pei (Northwestern Economics, USA) : Reputational Bargaining and Inefficient Technology Adoption

-Alex Wolitzky (MIT, USA) and Takuo Sugaya (Stanford GSB, USA) : Repeated Games with Many Players

Convener: Jeff Ely

Revealed Preference Analysis I

• Christopher Turansick (Georgetown University, United States) : Random utility, repeated choice, and consumption dependence

• David Freeman (Simon Fraser University, Canada) and Andrew Ellis (London School of Economics, United Kingdom) : Revealing choice bracketing

• Tom Potoms (University of Sussex, United Kingdom) and Sam Cosaert : Intertemporal consumption with anticipating, remembering, and experiencing selves

• John Rehbeck (Ohio State University, United States) : A characterization of logit with menu dependent variance

Conveners: John Rehbeck, Pawel Dziewulski

Topics in Epi-Econ Modeling

• Pietro Garibaldi (Collegio Carlo Alberto, University of Torino, IZA and CEPR, Italy) , Espen R. Moen (Norwegian Business School, Norway) and Christopher A Pissarides (London School of Economics, UK) : Static and Dynamic Inefficiencies in an Optimizing Model of Epidemics

• Michael Barnett (Arizona State University, USA) , Greg Buchak (Stanford Graduate School of Business, US) and Constantine Yannelis (Chicago Booth, US) : Epidemic Responses Under Uncertainty

• Ted Loch-Temzelides (Rice University, USA) , Raouf Boucekkine (Rennes School of Business, France) , Andrew P. Dobson (Princeton University, US) , Giorgio Fabbri (CNRS - GAEL, France) , Fausto Gozzi (Luiss University, Italy) , Mercedes Pascual (University of Chicago, US) and Cristiano Ricci (University of Pisa, Italy) : Balancing Economic and Epidemiological Interventions in the Early Stages of Pathogen Emergence

• Raouf Boucekkine (Rennes School of Business, France) and Thuilliez, J (CNRS, University of Paris 1, Panthéon Sorbonne, France) : An economic-epidemiological model with endogenous behaviours and learning: theory and tests

Conveners: Raouf Boucekkine, Ted Loch-Temzelides

Topics in Micro Theory I

• Juan Ortner (Boston University, USA) , Wolitzky (MIT, ) and Sugaya (Stanford, ) : Mediated Collusion

• Jan Knoepfle (University of London, Queen Mary, UK) and Ian Ball (MIT, USA) : Should the Timing of Inspections be Predictable?

• Anna Sanktjohanser (Yale/TSE, USA) and Aditya Kuvalekar (Essex, UK) : Reputational Bargaining in a Network

• Johannes Hörner (Yale/TSE(CNRS), USA) and Larry Samuelson (Yale, USA) : Less Informative Report Cards May be Better

Convener: Anna Sanktjohanser

Coffee Break

Coffee Break

Competition and Organizations

• Weiwei Zheng (European University Institute, Italy) , Daniel Houser (George Mason University, United States) and Jason Shachat (Durham University, United Kingdom) : Suggested versus Extended Gift: How Alternative Market Institutions Mitigate Moral Hazard

• Vladimir Smirnov (University of Sydney, Australia) , Nicolas de Roos (University of Liverpool, United Kingdom) and Alexnader Matros (University of South Carolina, United States) : Elimination tournaments where players have fixed resources

• Kieron Meagher (Australian National University, Australia): Consumption inequality and product fit: A new facet to welfare in industrial organization

• Andrew Wait (University of Sydney, Australia) , Alexander Matros (University of South Carolina, USA) , Vladimir Smirnov (University of Sydney, Australia) and Helen Zhang (University of Sydney, Australia) : Economic foundations of work intensification and burnout

Convener: Andrew Wait

Contracts and Organizations

• Melody Lo (National Taiwan University, Taiwan) and Kim-Sau Chung (Hong Kong Baptist University, China): Designing Open Source Licenses
• Kazumi Hori (Ritsumeikan University, Japan): Sequential Screening with Cooperative Investment
• Makoto Hanazono (Nagoya University, Japan), Yohsuke Hirose (, ), Jun Nakabayashi (, ) and Masanori Tsuruoka (, ): Theory and Estimation for Scoring Auctions
• Eric Chou (National Tsing Hua University, Taiwan): A Theory of Property Rights for Firm Boundaries

Convener: Eric Chou

Economic Epidemiology

• Lin Liu (University of Liverpool, UK) , Aditya Goenka (University of Birmingham, UK)
  and Haokun Pang (University of Birmingham, UK) : Health and economic inequality during pandemics : A heterogeneous agent perspective

• Shankha Chakraborty (University of Oregon, USA) : Health and status

• Stefano Bosi (University of Evry, France) , Carmen Camacho (PSE, France) and David Desmarchelier (Lorraine, France) : Infectious disease and human capital accumulation

• Aditya Goenka (University of Birmingham, UK) , Lin Liu (University of Liverpool, UK) and Haokun Pang (University of Birmingham, UK) : Does epidemiology matter? Value and policy functions in economic epidemiology models

Convener: Aditya Goenka

Macroeconomic dynamics

• Jaime Alonso-Carrera (Vigo University, Spain) and Stéphane Bouché (Universitat de les Illes Balears, Spain) : Dynamic self-control preferences and the behavior of saving rate

• Daria Onori (University of Orléans, France) and Francesco Magris (University of Trieste, Italy) : A monetary growth model with limited foresight

• Thomas Seegmuller (CNRS-AMU-AMSE, France) and Paolo Melindi-Ghidi (EconomiX - Paris-Nanterre University, France) : Fertility, quantity- quality tradeoff and environment

• Nastasia Henry (AMU-AMSE, France) and Alain Venditti (CNRS-AMU-AMSE, France) : On the (de)stabilization role of protectionism: Evidence and Policy Implications

Convener: Alain Venditti

Optimal Taxation in General Equilibrium

• Aloisio Araujo (FGV EPGE and IMPA, Brazil) , Vitor Costa (IMPA, Brazil) , Paulo Lins (University of Rochester, USA) , Serge de Valk (FGV EPGE, Brazil) and Rafael Santos (FGV EPGE, Brazil) : Inflation Targeting under Fiscal Fragility

• Gabriel Pestana (FGV EPGE, Brazil) , Aloisio Araujo (FGV EPGE and IMPA, Brazil)
  and Vitor Costa (IMPA, Brazil) : International Reserves and Exchange Rates

• Rodrigo Miyamoto (FGV EPGE, Brazil) , Aloisio Araujo (FGV EPGE and IMPA, Brazil)
  and Rafael Santos (FGV EPGE, Brazil) : Appraising Historical Brazilian Central Bank Responses

Conveners: Aloisio Araujo, Juan Pablo Gama Torres

Revealed Preference Analysis II

• Thierry Marchant (Ghent University, Belgium) and Arunava Sen (Indian Statistical Institute,, India) : Stochastic choice with bounded processing capacity

• Adam Dominiak (Virginia Tech, United States) , Gerelt Tserenjigmid (UC Santa Cruz, United States) and Matthew Kovach (Virginia Tech, United States) : Inertial updating

• Victor Aguiar (University of Western Ontario, Canada) , Nail Kashaev (University of Western Ontario, Canada) , Martin Plavala (Universitat Siegen, Germany) and Charles Gauthier (niversite Libre de Bruxelles, Belgium) : Dynamic and stochastic rational behavior

• Roy Allen (University of Western Ontario, Canada) and John Rehbeck : Latent utility and permutation invariance: A revealed preference approach

Conveners: John Rehbeck, Pawel Dziewulski

Topics in Economic Theory in honor of David Levine

• Hans Peters (Maastricht University, Netherlands) : Choquet equilibrium in bimatrix games

• Robert Owen (University of Nantes and University of Iowa, France) : Nanoeconomics, Evolutionary Foundations, and the Black Swan: A Conceptual Framework with Applications

• Hugo Hopenhayn (UCLA, USA) : Information and Welfare in Large Matching Markets

• Nicholas Yannelis (University of Iowa, USA) , Marialaura Pesce (University of Naples, Federico II, Italy) and Niccolò Urbinati (University of Venice., Italy) : On the limit points of an infinitely repeated REE.

Convener: Nicholas Yannelis

Topics in Micro Theory II

• Joao Ramos (USC, USA) , Avidit Acharyan (, ) Elliot Lipnowski (, ) : Political Accountability Under Moral Hazard

• Duarte Goncalves (UCL, UK) : sequential sampling equilibrium

• Johannes Schneider (UC3M, Spain) , Alvaro Delgado-Vega (, ) and Antoine Loeper (, ) : Moderation through dynamic endorsement

• Thomas Brzustowski (LSE, UK) : Encouraging a Go-Getter

Convener: Anna Sanktjohanser

Sir John Hicks Lecture

The location of La Sorbonne is in the following website : https://sites.google.com/view/saet2023/general-information/maps-and-local-information

Convener: Drew Fudenberg (Massachusetts Institute of Technology Cambridge, USA)

Presidential Lecture

The location of La Sorbonne is in the following website : https://sites.google.com/view/saet2023/general-information/maps-and-local-information

Convener: Stephen Morris (Massachusetts Institute of Technology)