MATÍAS NÚÑEZ

Short Bio

I am a CNRS Research Fellow (Junior Researcher) at CREST since 2019 and Professeur Chargé de Cours at the Department of Economics of the Ecole Polytechnique since 2018.

I did my undergraduate studies in Mathematics at UAM, Spain and then went for an M.Sc. in Economics at UCL, Belgium - My Ph.D. in Economics was at Ecole Polytechnique, France. Since then I have been at Université de Montréal, Université de Cergy-Pontoise and Université Paris-Dauphine.

News

• September 2021: I co-organised a workshop, the Transatlantic Theory Worskhop TTW'21, a joint initiative of CREST, HEC, Oxford and Northwestern University

• July 2021: an experimental work on how voting rules can make voters more prone to agreement with Philippos Louis and Dimitrios Xefteris, accepted at Economic Journal (link to published version).

• June 2021: a working paper on Brexit, brinkmanship and compromises under threat with Antonin Macé and Helios Herrera

• May 2021:

- 5 articles en 5 minutes: A representative voting system: Approval Voting

- a paper with Margarita Kirneva on voting by simultaneous vetoes accepted at EC'21

• March 2021: a paper on veto mechanisms as a solution to the 2-person implementation problem accepted at the Journal of Economic Theory with Jean-François Laslier and Remzi Sanver (link to published version)

• February 2021: a working paper on voter coordination in large elections with Antonin Macé and François Durand (see here for the Python package and here for the commands for tables and figures, here in HAL).

Research

My research interests include Political Economy, Implementation, Game Theory and Experimental Economics. See here for a copy of my CV.