Saturday, January 3, 2015

Market design at the AEA meetings in Boston

Here are some market-design-related sessions that caught my eye on first glance through the big program. (Three of them are at the same time:)

Jan 03, 2015 8:00 am, Hynes Convention Center, Room 209 
American Economic Association
Empirical Market Design (D4)
PresidingRAMESH JOHARI (Stanford University)
Quality Externalities and the Limits of Reputation in Two-Sided Markets
CHRIS NOSKO (University of Chicago)
STEVEN TADELIS (University of California-Berkeley)
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At What Quality and What Price? Inducing Separating Equilibria as a Market Design Problem
JOHN JOSEPH HORTON (New York University)
RAMESH JOHARI (Stanford University)
[View Abstract]
Changing the Course Allocation Mechanism at Wharton
ERIC BUDISH (University of Chicago)
JUDD KESSLER (University of Pennsylvania)
[View Abstract] [Download Preview]
The Economics of the Common Application
CHRISTOPHER AVERY (Harvard University)
PARAG A. PATHAK (Massachusetts Institute of Technology)
[View Abstract]
Discussants:
ALI HORTACSU (University of Chicago)
STEVEN TADELIS (University of California-Berkeley)
EDUARDO AZEVEDO (University of Pennsylvania)
ERIC BUDISH (University of Chicago)

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Jan 03, 2015 2:30 pm, Sheraton Boston, Beacon E 
Econometric Society

Empirical Analyses of Selling Mechanisms in Dynamic Environments (D4)

PresidingGLENN ELLISON (Massachusetts Institute of Technology)
An Empirical Analysis of Informationally Restricted Dynamic Auctions of Used Cars
SUNGJIN CHO (Seoul National University)
HARRY JOHN PAARSCH (Amazon)
JOHN RUST (Georgetown University)
[View Abstract]
Invest in Information or Wing It? A Model of Dynamic Pricing with Seller Learning
GUOFANG HUANG (Carnegie Mellon University)
HONG LUO (Harvard Business School)
JING XIA (Harvard University)
[View Abstract]
Primary-Market Auctions for Event Tickets: Eliminating the Rents of "Bob the Broker"
ERIC BUDISH (University of Chicago)
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Discussants:
JAKUB KASTL (Stanford University)
BRADLEY LARSEN (Stanford University)
GLENN ELLISON (Massachusetts Institute of Technology)
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Jan 04, 2015 8:00 am, Hynes Convention Center, Room 206 
American Economic Association

Electronic Commerce and Big Data (L8, M2)

PresidingJUSTIN RAO (Microsoft Research)
Sales Taxes Shielding on the Amazon.com Platform
ALEJANDRO MOLNAR (Vanderbilt University)
PAULO SOMAINI (Massachusetts Institute of Technology)
[View Abstract]
Salience and Quality Choice
BRADLEY LARSEN (Stanford University )
DOMINIC COEY (eBay Research Labs)
KANE SWEENEY (eBay Research Labs)
[View Abstract]
Do-Not-Track and the Economics of Third-Party Advertising
GIORGOS ZERVAS (Boston University)
JUSTIN RAO (Microsoft Research)
SHARAD GOEL (Microsoft Research)
CEREN BUDAK (Microsoft Research)
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Big Data to the Rescue? Machine Learning and Causal Inference in Online Advertising
RANDALL LEWIS (Google, Inc.)
MICHAEL HANKIN (University of Southern California)
[View Abstract]
Discussants:
DAVID REILEY (Google, Inc.)
MICHAEL OSTROVSKY (Stanford University)
STEVEN TADELIS (University of California-Berkeley and eBay Research Labs)
DENIS NEKIPELOV (University of California-Berkeley)
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Jan 04, 2015 10:15 am, Sheraton Boston, Commonwealth 
American Economic Association

Moral Values and Economic Behavior (A1, Z1)

PresidingALVIN E. ROTH (Stanford University)
Forbidden Fruits: The Political Economy of Science, Religion, and Growth
ROLAND BENABOU (Princeton University)
DAVIDE TICCHI (Institute for Advanced Studies-Lucca)
ANDREA VINDIGNI (Institute for Advanced Studies-Lucca)
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Combating Vote-Selling: A Field Experiment in the Philippines
ALLEN HICKEN (University of Michigan)
STEPHEN LEIDER (University of Michigan)
NICO RAVANILLA (University of Michigan)
DEAN YANG (University of Michigan)
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More Money, More Problems? Can High Pay Be Coercive And Repugnant?
SANDRO AMBUEHL (Stanford University)
MURIEL NIEDERLE (Stanford University)
ALVIN E. ROTH (Stanford University)
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Are Attitudes about Morally Controversial Transactions Affected by Information? The Case of Payments for Human Organs
JULIO J. ELIAS (Universidad del CEMA)
NICOLA LACETERA (University of Toronto)
MARIO MACIS (Johns Hopkins University)
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Discussants:
ANDREI SHLEIFER (Harvard University)
JUDD KESSLER (University of Pennsylvania)
THEODORE BERGSTROM (University of California-Santa Barbara)
RODNEY GARRATT (Federal Reserve Bank of New York)
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Jan 04, 2015 10:15 am, Boston Marriott Copley, Vermont 
Economic Science Association

Political Engineering (D7, D6)

PresidingT. NICOLAUS TIDEMAN (Virginia Tech)
Quadratic Voting
STEVEN P. LALLEY (University of Chicago)
E. GLEN WEYL (Microsoft Research New England)
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Aggregating Local Preferences To Guide Policy
DANIEL BENJAMIN (Cornell University)
GABRIEL CARROLL (Stanford University)
ORI HEFFETZ (Cornell University)
MILES KIMBALL (University of Michigan)
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Storable Votes and Judicial Nominations in the United States Senate.
ALESSANDRA CASELLA (Columbia University)
SEBASTIEN TURBAN (California Institute of Tecnology)
GREGORY WAWRO (Columbia University)
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Purchasing Votes without Cash: Implementing Quadratic Voting Outside the Lab
ROMAN DAVID ZARATE (University of California-Berkeley)
CESAR MANTILLA (Toulouse School of Economics)
JUAN CAMILO CÁRDENAS (Universidad de los Andes)
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Discussants:
ERIC S. MASKIN (Harvard University)
RICHARD J. ZECKHAUSER (Harvard University)
JOHN MORGAN (University of California-Berkeley)
ERIK SNOWBERG (California Institute of Technology)
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Jan 04, 2015 10:15 am, Boston Marriott Copley, Simmons 
Industrial Organization Society

Frontiers of Empirical Industrial Organization (L1)

PresidingMARC RYSMAN (Boston University)
Drip Pricing When Consumers Have Limited Foresight: Evidence from Driving School Fees
DAVID MUIR (University of Pennsylvania)
KATJA SEIM (University of Pennsylvania)
MARIA ANA VITORINO (University of Minnesota)
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The Welfare Effects of Congestion in Uncoordinated Assignment: Evidence from the NYC HS Match
ATILA ABDULKADIROGLU (Duke University)
NIKHIL AGARWAL (Massachusetts Institute of Technology)
PARAG A. PATHAK (Massachusetts Institute of Technology)
[View Abstract]
Deposit Competition and Financial Fragility: Evidence from the United States Banking Sector
MARK EGAN (University of Chicago)
ALI HORTACSU (University of Chicago)
GREGOR MATVOS (University of Chicago)
[View Abstract]
Information Frictions and the Welfare Consequences of Adverse Selection
BENJAMIN HANDEL (University of California-Berkeley)
JONATHAN KOLSTAD (University of Pennsylvania)
JOHANNES SPINNEWIJN (London School of Economics)
Discussants:
CHRIS CONLON (Columbia University)
FRANCESCO DECAROLIS (Boston University)
GINGER ZHE JIN (University of Maryland)
DAN ACKERBERG (University of Michigan)
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Jan 04, 2015 12:30 pm, Sheraton Boston, Riverway 
Korea-America Economic Association/American Economic Association

The Economics of the Internet (L8, D8)

PresidingJAY PIL CHOI (University New South Wales and Michigan State University)
Social Media and News Consumption
SUSAN ATHEY (Stanford University)
MARKUS MOBIUS (Microsoft Research)
JENO PAL (Central European University)
[View Abstract]
Net Neutrality, Business Models, and Internet Interconnection
JAY PIL CHOI (University New South Wales and Michigan State University)
DOH-SHIN JEON (Toulouse School of Economics)
BYUNG-CHEOL KIM (Georgia Institute of Technology)
[View Abstract] [Download Preview]
Match Quality, Search, and the Internet Market for Used Books
GLENN ELLISON (Massachusetts Institute of Technology)
SARA ELLISON (Massachusetts Institute of Technology)
[View Abstract]
An Empirical Analysis of Consumer Online Search
THOMAS BLAKE (eBay Research Labs)
CHRIS NOSKO (University of Chicago)
STEVEN TADELIS (University of California-Berkeley)
[View Abstract]
Discussants:
KYOO IL KIM (Michigan State University)
JOSHUA GANS (University of Toronto)
MINJAE SONG (Bates White)
YUN JEONG CHOI (Yonsei University)
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Jan 04, 2015 2:30 pm, Hynes Convention Center, Room 204 
American Economic Association

Recent Advances in the Analysis of Auction Data (L1, D4)

PresidingKEN HENDRICKS (University of Wisconsin-Madison)
The Bidder Exclusion Effect
DOMINIC COEY (eBay Research Labs)
BRADLEY LARSEN (Stanford University)
KANE SWEENEY (eBay Research Labs)
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Collusion and Reciprocity in First-Price Procurements
PAULO SOMAINI (Massachusetts Institute of Technology)
[View Abstract]
Simultaneous First-Price Auctions with Preferences over Combinations
MATTHEW GENTRY (London School of Economics)
TATIANA KOMAROVA (London School of Economics)
PASQUALE SCHIRALDI (London School of Economics)
[View Abstract]
A Simple Test for Moment Inequality Models with an Application to English Auctions
ANDRES ARADILLAS-LOPEZ (Pennsylvania State University)
AMIT GANDHI (University of Wisconsin-Madison)
DANIEL QUINT (University of Wisconsin-Madison)
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Discussants:
TATIANA KOMAROVA (London School of Economics)
SERAFIN GRUNDL (Federal Reserve Board)
PAULO SOMAINI (Massachusetts Institute of Technology)
ALEJANDRO MOLNAR (Vanderbilt University)
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an 04, 2015 2:30 pm, Sheraton Boston, Beacon F 
Econometric Society

Advances in Collusion and Antitrust Policy (K2, L4)

PresidingJUDITH CHEVALIER (Yale University)
Co-Opetition: Some Antitrust of Arrangements Between Competitors
JEAN TIROLE (Toulouse School of Economics)
[View Abstract] [Download Preview]
Effects of Antitrust Leniency on Concealment Effort by Colluding Firms
LESLIE MARX (Duke University)
CLAUDIO MEZZETTI (University of Melbourne)
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Cooperation, R&D Spillovers and Antitrust Policy
ANGEL LOPEZ (Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona)
XAVIER VIVES (IESE Business School)
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Discussants:
BARRY NALEBUFF (Yale University)
JOSEPH E. HARRINGTON (University of Pennsylvania)
LUIS CABRAL (New York University)
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Jan 05, 2015 8:00 am, Sheraton Boston, Constitution Ballroom B 
American Economic Association

Patent Economics (K2, O3)

PresidingJOSHUA LERNER (Harvard University)
Standard-Essential Patents
JOSHUA LERNER (Harvard University)
JEAN TIROLE (Toulouse School of Economics)
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Do Firms Underinvest in Long-Term Research? Evidence from Cancer Clinical Trials
ERIC BUDISH (University of Chicago)
BENJAMIN ROIN (Harvard University)
HEIDI WILLIAMS (Massachusetts Institute of Technology)
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Intellectual Property Rights and Access to Innovation: Evidence from TRIPS
MARGARET KYLE (Toulouse School of Economics)
YI QIAN (Northwestern University)
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Discussants:
UFUK AKCIGIT (University of Pennsylvania)
PETRA MOSER (Stanford University)
PIERRE AZOULAY (Massachusetts Institute of Technology)
LOUIS KAPLOW (Harvard University)
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Jan 05, 2015 8:00 am, Sheraton Boston, Beacon G 
Econometric Society

Theory of Matching Markets (C1)

PresidingRAMESH JOHARI (Stanford University)
Stable Matching in Large Economies
YEON-KOO CHE (Columbia University)
JINWOO KIM (Seoul National University)
FUHITO KOJIMA (Stanford University)
[View Abstract] [Download Preview]
Efficiency and Stability in Large Matching Markets
YEON-KOO CHE (Columbia University)
OLIVIER TERCIEUX (Paris School of Economics)
[View Abstract]
Managing Congestion in Dynamic Matching Markets
NICK ARNOSTI (Stanford University)
RAMESH JOHARI (Stanford University)
YASH KANORIA (Columbia University)
[View Abstract] [Download Preview]
Matching with Peers in School Choice
ATILA ABDULKADIROGLU (Duke University)
[View Abstract]
Discussants:
PARAG A. PATHAK (Massachusetts Institute of Technology)
ITAI ASHLAGI (Massachusetts Institute of Technology)
JOHN JOSEPH HORTON (New York University)
JACOB LESHNO (Columbia University)
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