Gabriel Weintraub writes:
I am
sharing this information in case some of you are interested on this new
half-quarter PhD course I will be teaching this coming Winter:
OIT
648: Empirics of Online Markets
In this course we cover current research on the empirics of platforms and online marketplaces. We will study diverse topics relevant to the design of these markets such as search and matching, review and reputation systems, demand estimation, and pricing. We will do so in the context of different application domains such as rentals, sharing, e-commerce, labor markets, and advertising. The course will be eclectic in terms of approaches, using reduced-form and structural econometrics, machine learning, and experimentation. The course will mostly consist of recent papers presented by the instructor, guests, and students. Some background knowledge required to understand current work will be provided as needed.
In this course we cover current research on the empirics of platforms and online marketplaces. We will study diverse topics relevant to the design of these markets such as search and matching, review and reputation systems, demand estimation, and pricing. We will do so in the context of different application domains such as rentals, sharing, e-commerce, labor markets, and advertising. The course will be eclectic in terms of approaches, using reduced-form and structural econometrics, machine learning, and experimentation. The course will mostly consist of recent papers presented by the instructor, guests, and students. Some background knowledge required to understand current work will be provided as needed.
The
course will meet on the following Mondays between 3:30 and 6:20PM:
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Mon. Feb 4
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Mon. Feb. 11
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Mon. Feb. 25
- Mon, Mar 4
- Mon. Mar 11
- Fri. Mar. 15
- Mon, Mar 4
- Mon. Mar 11
- Fri. Mar. 15
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