Nemanja Antic joined the Kellogg faculty in 2015 after completing his PhD in Economics at Princeton University. His research interests are in microeconomic theory and political economy, in particular mechanism design, contract theory, bargaining, public good provision, and political agency.

Microeconomic Theory, Political Economy, Cheap Talk, Mechanism Design, Dynamic Games

• Ph.D., 2015, Economics, Princeton University
• M.A., 2012, Economics, Princeton University
• M.Sc., 2010, Mathematics, Australian National University
• B.Bus., 2007, Economics, Queensland University of Technology, 1st Class Honours

• Referee, AER Insights, 2021-
• Referee, Review of Economic Studies, 2020-
• Referee, Journal of Law Economics and Organizations, 2019-
• Referee, International Economic Review, 2018-
• Referee, AEJ Mciro, 2019-
• Referee, Theoretical Economics, 2016-
• Referee, Journal of Public Economic Theory, 2019-
• Referee, Journal of Mathematical Economics, 2016-
• Referee, Journal of Economic Theory, 2016-
• Referee, Journal of Economic Dynamics and Control, 2016-
• Referee, Games and Economic Behavior, 2015-
• Referee, Econometrica, 2015-
• Referee, American Economic Review, 2018-

Microeconomic Analysis (MECN-430-0)
1Ys: This course is either waived during the admissions process or completed during the Summer term. Among the topics this core course addresses are economic analysis and optimal decisions, consumer choice and the demand for products, production functions and cost curves, market structures and strategic interactions, and pricing and non-price concepts. Cases and problems are used to understand economic tools and their potential for solving real-world problems.