Chantal Marlats
I am an assistant professor (maitre de conférence) in economics at Université Panthéon-Assas, Paris II and a researcher fellow at LEMMA.
Since 2022, I am a junior member of the IUF.
My research focuses on dynamic game theory (repeated games, exploration/exploitation problems, reputation...).
Contact : Email: chantal dot marlats at u-paris2 dot fr
Research
Topics
Repeated game theory, cooperation, reputation, learning, epidemiological epidemics
Publications
Observation delays and cycles (with Sidartha Gordon and Lucie Ménager) (2021), Games and Economic Behaviors, 130, pp276-298.
Strategic observation with exponential bandits (with Lucie Ménager) (2021), Journal of Economic Theory, 193, 105232.
Self-Isolation (with Dominique Baril-Tremblay and Lucie Ménager) (2021) Journal of Mathematical Economics, 93, 102483.
Reputation in stochastic games with two long lived players, (2021) Economic Theory, 71(1), 1-31.
Perturbed finitely repeated games, Mathematical Social Sciences, 2019, vol. 98, p. 39-46.
A folk theorem for stochastic games with finite horizon, Economic Theory, 2015, vol. 58, no. 3.
Reputation Effects in a Hold-Up Problem, Revue économique, 2011, 62(3), 557-565.
Work in progress
Self-isolation under uncertainty, with D.Baril-Tremblay and L. Ménager
Technological delay in R&D, with N. Klein and L.Ménager
History dependent preferences, with G. Haeringer and L. Placido
Teaching
Epi-Economics and COVID-19 (Doctoral course) Course Material
Game Theory and market design (M2) (Théorie des jeux avancée) Course materials