Colloquium

• Thompson aggregators and Scott continuous Koopmans operators in recursive decision-making with applications to macrodynamics and economic growth | Robert Becker | Indiana University | Pictures

• Non-Cooperative Team Formation and a Team Formation Mechanism | Myrna Wooders | Vanderbilt University | Pictures

• How to De-reserve Reserves | Bertan Turhan | Iowa State University | Pictures

• Implementation via Information Design in Binary-Action Supermodular Games | Satoru Takahashi | National University of Singapore | Pictures

• The effect of idiosyncratic risk on the equity premium | Andrés Carvajal | University of California at Davis | Pictures

• Characterizing robust solutions to monotone games | Tarun Sabarwal | University of Kansas | Pictures

• Peer effects in random consideration sets | Natalia Lazzati | University of California at Santa Cruz | Pictures

• Does Random Consideration Explain Behavior when Choice is Hard? Evidence from a Large-scale Experiment | Victor Aguiar | University of Western Ontario | Pictures

• Auctions of imperfect substitute objects | Idione Meneghel | Australian National University | Pictures

• Increasing Differences, Normal Demand, and First Order Stochastic Dominance in Multi-prior Models | John Quah | Johns Hopkins University | Pictures

• Endogenous Ambiguity under Probabilistic Information Purchases | Patrick Beissner | Australian National University | Pictures

• Financial markets with hedging complements | Bernard Cornet | University of Kansas and Paris School of Economics | Pictures

• Preference Conditions for Invertible Demand Functions | Theo Diasakos | University of Stirling | Pictures

• Extreme points and majorization: Economic applications | Andreas Kleiner | Arizona State University | Pictures

• Preference Learning in School Choice | Sangmok Lee | Washington University in St. Louis | Pictures

• Quality selection in two-sided markets: A constrained price discrimination approach | Bar Light | Stanford University | Pictures

• Commuting and Internet Traffic Congestion | Marcus Berliant | Washington University in St. Louis | Pictures

Colloquium is a response of the Center to the COVID-19 pandemic. It seeks to recreate the collegial and welcoming research environment fostered by the Kansas Workshop in Economic Theory. For more information, please contact the organizer, Dr. Tarun Sabarwal.

Scientific Committee

Marcus Berliant, Washington University in St. Louis

M. Ali Khan, Johns Hopkins University

Natalia Lazzati, University of California at Santa Cruz

Tarun Sabarwal, University of Kansas

Eddie Schlee, Arizona State University