Research Forums and Seminars

Topic: Games in Context: Equilibrium under Ambiguity for Belief Functions (provisionary)

An Economics and Finance Seminar.

Topic: Authority in a theory of the firm
Speaker: Inga Deimen (Arizona)

Topic: Similarity-Based Learning and Similarity Equilibria
Speaker: Tilman Börgers (Michigan)

Topic: Can Society Function Without Ethical Agents? An Informational Perspective
Speaker: Bruno Strulovici (Northwestern)

Topic: Delegation in Veto Bargaining
Speaker: Navin Kartik (Columbia)

Topic: Monetary Policy, Capital Controls, and International Portfolios
Speaker: Sebastian Fanelli - CEMFI

Topic: Agenda-Setter Power Dynamics: Learning in Multi-issue Bargaining
Speaker: Renee Bowen (San Diego)

Sponsored by: Centre for Macroeconomic Policy (CEMAP) and Durham Research in Economic Analysis and Mechanisms (DREAM) Research Centers.

Guest speakers: Karle Heiko, Frankfurt School of Finance and Management, Edika Quispe Torreblanca, Said Business School (Oxford), Simone Tonin, University of Udine

Speaker: Bård Harstad,University of Oslo

Guest speaker: Yingni Guo, Northwestern University. Special guest Panelists: Dirk Bergemann (Yale) and Daniel Garrett (TSE)

Speaker: Flavio Toxvaerd, University of Cambridge

A Durham Research in Economic Analysis and Mechanisms (Dream) virtual seminar.

Speaker: Matthias Dahm (joint work with Kim-Sau Chung from Hong Kong Baptist University.)

Speaker: Kfir Eliaz, Professor of Economics, Tel‐Aviv University

Speaker: Professor. Dr Nora Szech Chair of Political Economy

Guest speaker: M. Utku Ünver (Boston College)

Guest speaker: Andrew Rhodes, Toulouse School of Economics.

Title: Multiproduct Intermediaries

The 1^st Durham Economic Theory Conference (DETC19) will be held on 15-16 May 2019 at Durham University Business School. Durham University is located in the historical and beautiful city of Durham in North East England.

Assistant Professor Andrew Rhodes from Toulouse School of Ecomomics shows that a multiproduct intermediary is profitable even when it does not improve efficiency in selling products.

Mill Hill Lane room 454

Guest speaker: Siyang Xiong, Professor of Economics, University of Bristol.

Title: Commitment Design

Title: The community of advantage: a behavioural economist's defence of the market