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2006-2007 Bag Lunches 2006-2007 Coordinator: Jonathan Weinstein
09/21/06	Alexei Alexandrov Ph.D. Candidate in NU Managerial Economics and Strategy Fat Products Research Page
09/28/06 166 Jacobs	Ehud Kalai NU Kellogg MEDS Dept. An Approach to Bounded Rationality (with A. Kalai and E. Ben-Sasson)
10/05/06	Itai Sher Ph.D. Candidate in NU Economics Dept. A Model of Persuasion
10/12/06	Lauren Xiaoyuan Lu Ph.D. Candidate in NU Kellogg MEDS Dept. Incentives for Quality through Endogenous Routing (with Jan Van Mieghem and Canan Savaskan)
10/19/06	Sourav Bhattacharya Doctoral Candidate, Managerial Economics and Strategy Can Voting Solve the Information Problem in Large Elections?
10/26/06	Elchanan Ben-Porath Hebrew University of Jerusalem Trade with Heterogeneous Beliefs Research Page
11/02/06	Lance Fortnow University of Chicago- Computer Science Department On The Complexity of Testing Forecasts (with Rakesh Vohra)
11/09/06	Che-Lin Su NU Kellogg Math Center Stock Options and Chief Executive Officer Compensation and Computation of Moral Hazard Problems (with Christopher Armstrong and David Larcker) Research Page
11/16/06	Nabil Al-Najjar NU Kellogg MEDS Dept. Decision Makers are Statisticians: Diversity, Ambiguity, and Belief Formation Research Page
11/30/06	Alp Atakan NU Kellogg MEDS Dept. Small Efficient Auctions in Decentralized Matching with Incomplete Information Research Page
12/07/06	Miguel Melendez NU Kellogg Math Center Voting in small networks with cross-pressure (with Ascension Andina-Diaz, Universidad de Murcia) Research Page
03/01/07	Ehud Kalai NU Kellogg MEDS Dept. Conditional Commitments (with A. Kalai, D. Samet and E. Lehrer) Abstract Research Page
03/08/07	Jeff Ely NU Economics Dept. Kludged Research Page
03/28/07	Peter Klibanoff NU Kellogg MEDS Dept. Updating Preferences with Multiple Priors (with Eran Hanany) Research Page
04/05/07	Julio Gonzalez-Diaz NU Kellogg Math Center Essentializing equilibrium concepts Research Page
04/12/07	Christoph Kuzmics NU Kellogg MEDS Dept. Refined best-response correspondence and dynamics Research Page
04/19/07	Daniel Diermeier NU Kellogg MEDS Dept. Policy Dynamics and Legislative Bargaining (with Pohan Fong) Research Page
04/26/07	Matthew Jackson Stanford University Learning in Social Networks: Convergence, Influence and the Wisdom of Crowds
05/03/07	Jonathan Weinstein NU Kellogg MEDS Dept. Comparative Testing of Experts (with Nabil Al-Najjar) Research Page
05/10/07	Alessandro Pavan NU Department of Economics On The Effects of Shocks on Long-term Contracting Research Page
05/17/07	Eyal Beigman NU Kellogg Math Center Learning From Revealed Preference
05/24/07	Rakesh Vohra NU Kellogg MEDS Dept. A Characterization of Revenue Equivalence Research Page
05/31/07	Florian Herold NU Kellogg MEDS Dept. Contractual Incompleteness as a Signal of Trust Research Page

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2005-2006
June 8	ROOM CHANGE: 276 Jacobs Peter Klibanoff NU Kellogg MEDS Recursive Smooth Ambiguity Preferences (with Massimo Marinacci and Sujoy Mukerji) Research Page
June 1	ROOM CHANGE: 276 Jacobs James Schummer NU Kellogg MEDS Credible Deviations from Signaling Equilibria" (with Péter Esö, NU Kellogg MEDS) Research Page
May 25	*ROOM CHANGE: 276 Jacobs* Ehud Kalai NU Kellogg MEDS Price Stability in Large Market Games Research Page
May 18	Nabil Al-Najjar NU Kellogg MEDS Learning and the Common Prior Assumption Research Page
May 11	Miguel A. Melendez-Jimenez Post-doc, NU Kellogg Math Center Exploitation and Cooperation in Networks (with Andrea Galeotti, Cal Tech) Research Page
May 4	Jeff Ely NU Economics Dept. Common Learning Research Page
April 27	Wojciech Olszewski NU Economics Dept. Strategic Manipulation of Empirical Tests (with Alvaro Sandroni) Research Page
April 20	Ariel Rubinstein Tel Aviv University Instinctive and Cognitive Reasoning: A Study of Response Times Research Page
April 13	Alp Atakan NU Kellogg MEDS Research Page Efficient Matching with Explicit Search Frictions
April 6	*NOTE ROOM CHANGE: 1246 Jacobs* Robert Merton, Harvard (Schwartz Lecture speaker) Design of Financial Systems: Towards a Synthesis of Function and Structure (with Zve Bodie) Research Page
March 30	Johannes Horner NU Kellogg MEDS Public vs. Private Offers in the Market for Lemons ( with Nicolas Vieille) Research Page
Dec. 1	Tapas Kundu NU Kellogg MEDS Monopoly Pricing under the Medicaid-Style Most-Favored-Customer Clause and Its Welfare Implication (with Peter Klibanoff)
Dec. 8	Yuk-Fai Fong NU Kellogg Management & Strategy Research Page Intertemporal Bundling and Tacit Collusion (with James Dana)
Nov. 24	Thanksgiving
Nov. 17	Christoph Kuzmics NU Kellogg/MEDS Research Page The Evolution of Morality
Nov. 10	Che-Lin Su NU Kellogg Math Center Research Page Optimal income taxation with multidimensional taxpayer types (with Kenneth Judd)
Nov. 3	Jonathan Weinstein NU Kellogg/MEDS A new equilibrium in the classic Blotto game
Oct. 27	Alessandro Pavan NU WCAS/Economics Research Page Efficiency and Welfare under Asymmetric Information
Oct. 20	Charles Zheng NU WCAS/Economics Research Page The General Equilibrium of Common Agencies
Oct. 13	Eran Shmaya Tel Aviv University When are two information structures equivalent? (with Ehud Lehrer and Dinah Rosenberg)
Oct. 6	Olivier Gossner NU Kellogg/MEDS Research Page Ability and Knowledge
Sept. 29	Ehud Kalai NU Kellogg/MEDS Research Page Partially Specified Large Games

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2004-2005
March 31	Wojciech Olszewski NU Economics Dept A Welfare Analysis of Arbitration Figures

April 7	Tomasz Strzalecki NU Economics Dept Subjective Beliefs and Ex-Ante Agreeable Trade

April 14	John Ledyard Cal Tech Voting and Efficient Public Good Mechanisms

April 21	Andrew Postlewaite University of Pennsylvania Aggregation of Expert Opinions

April 28	Antonio Nicolo, University of Padua, Italy Efficient and Stable Collective Choices under Crowding Preferences (with Jordi Masso).

May 5	Charles Zheng NU Economics Dept (joint with Siyang Xiong) Core Equivalence Theorem and Corporate Governance

May 12	Peter Eso NU Kellogg MEDS "Should I Work on behavioral, or Standard Economic Theory? Costly Signalling in a Career Concern Model."

May 19	Matthias Dahm Visiting Scholar, CMS-EMS Side-Effects of Campaign Finance Reform

May 26	Eduardo Faingold University of Pennsylvania "Building a Reputation under Frequent Decisions"

June 2	Adam Galambos NU Kellogg MEDS Acyclic Sets of Linear Orders (with Victor Reiner)

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