Program

Session 1A: Decision Theory 1 (chair: Tom Potoms) room: Aula I

Lorenzo Bastianello (Ca' Foscari University of Venice), Discounted Subjective Expected Utility in Continuous Time (with Vassili Vergopoulos)

Michał Lewandowski (SGH Warsaw School of Economics), Loss aversion or preference imprecision? On WTA-WTP disparity without endowment effect (with Michał Jakubczyk and Łukasz Woźny)

Tom Potoms (University of Sussex), Testing revealed preference models with unobserved randomness using random sets (with Thomas Demuynck)

Session 1B: Learning and dynamics (chair: Jakub Bielawski) room: room 1B

Svetlana Boyarchenko (The University of Texas at Austin), Two-clock models of learning

Fryderyk Falniowski (Cracow University of Economics), On the discrete-time origins of the replicator dynamics: from convergence to instability and chaos (with Panayotis Mertikopoulos)

Jakub Bielawski (Cracow University of Economics), Stability in chaos: the chaotic tango of heterogeneous players (with Thiparat Chotibut, Fryderyk Falniowski, Michał Misiurewicz and Georgios Piliouras)

Session 2A: Auctions (chair: Andrzej Skrzypacz) room: Aula I

Heinrich Nax (University of Zurich), Double auctions and transaction costs (with Simon Jantschgi, Bary Pradelski and Marek Pycia)

Péter Pusztai (Corvinus University of Budapest), The Distribution of Information Rents (with David Rahman)

Andrzej Skrzypacz (Stanford University), Credible Informed Seller (with Martino Banchio and Frank Yang) 

Session 2B: Dynamic economies and games (chair: Agnieszka Wiszniewska-Matyszkiel) room: room 1B

Luis Alcalá (Universidad Nacional de San Luis), Nonstationary strategies in a class of dynamic resource games with heterogeneous discounting

Kevin Reffett (Arizona State University), Characterizing Multiple Recursive Equilibria in Open Economies with Collateral Constraints (with Damian Pierri)

Agnieszka Wiszniewska-Matyszkiel (University of Warsaw), How to avoid the tragedy of the commons in the imprefect world

Session 3A: Bargaining and implementation (chair: Nuh Aygun Dalkiran) room: 321

Jean-Jacques Herings (Tilburg University), Negotiation in bankruptcy problems (with Dirck Bouwhuis and Ruud Hendrickx)

Marcin Peski (University of Toronto), Bargaining with mechanisms: two-sided incomplete information

Mehmet Barlo (Sabanci University), Anonymous Implementation (with Nuh Aygun Dalkıran and Muhammed Donmez)

Nuh Aygun Dalkiran (Bilkent University), Ex-post Behavioral Implementation (with Mehmet Barlo)

Session 3B: Mathematical Economics (chair: Lu Yu) room: 106

Miklos Pinter (Corvinus University of Budapest), Every belief hierarchy is a type

Marta Kornafel (Cracow University of Economics), How can long-term economic growth be sustained while ensuring the conservation of natural capital? (with Juan Pablo Rincon Zapatero)

Łukasz Balbus (University of Zielona Góra), Sigma Tarski (with Kevin Reffett and Łukasz Woźny)

Lu Yu (Uiversity Paris 1), Fixed point theorems for correspondences on posets

Session 4A: Decision Theory 2 (chair: Anna Rubinchik) room: 321

Peter Hammond (University of Warwick, Stanford University), Bayesian Rationality with Subjective Evaluations in Enlivened Decision Trees

Georgios Gerasimou (University of Glasgow), Intensinist Social Welfare and Ordinal Intensity-Efficient Allocation

Anna Rubinchik (University of Porto), From arbitrary pairwise comparisons to the finest ordered partition of alternatives (with Susana Furtado)

Session 4B: Applied Theory and Experiments (chair: Domenico Buccella) room: 106

Ezzat Elokda (ETH Zurich), Dynamic Recourse Allocation with Karma: An Experimental Study (with Heinrich Nax, Saverio Bolognani and Florian Dorfler)

Marta Korczak (European University Institute), Separating News from Entertainment: The Political Risks of Unbundled Media Consumption

Domenico Buccella (Kozminski University in Warsaw), Corporate Social Responsibility: a theory of the firm revisited with environmental issues (with Luciano Fanti and Luca Gori)

Session 5A (17:15): Dynamic programming (chair: Thai Ha-Huy) room: 321

Anna Jaśkiewicz (Wrocław University of Science and Technology), On the Value Iteration Algorithm in Dynamic Programming with Epstein-Zin Preferences

Xiangyu Qu (Centre d'économie de la Sorbonne), Stationary Altruism and Time Consistency (with Antoine Billot)

Thai Ha-Huy (University Evry Paris-Saclay), Dynamic programming with multiple discount rates and τ−upperquantile criteria

Session 5B (17:30): Networks (chair: Paweł Pasteczka) room: 106

Arnold Polanski (University of East Anglia), Stability and resilience of alliances: A network approach (with Sebastian Cortes Corrales)

Paweł Pasteczka (University of the National Education Commission, Cracow), Spreading information on networks with Markov chains applications (with Pal Burai)

Session 6A: Information and contract design (chair: Jan Zapal) room: Aula S-1 (level 1)

Wojciech Olszewski (Northwestern University), Evaluating contracts by their performance in the worst cases

Michael Greinecker (École Normale Supérieure Paris-Saclay), Duality and Information Design

Yiman Sun (CERGE-EI), Setting Interim Deadlines to Persuade (with Maxim Senkov)

Jan Zapal (CERGE-EI), How to Sequence Questions (with Ying Chen)

Session 6B: Matching (chair: Michael Zierhut) room: S-20 (level -1)

Pawel Gola (University of Edinburgh), The pond dilemma with heterogenous relative concerns

Cyril Rouault (École Normale Supérieure Paris-Saclay), Contract Terms Monotonicity in Matching Markets

Guilherme Carmona (University of Surrey), Rosen meets Garicano and Rossi-Hansberg: Stable Matchings in Knowledge Economies (with Krittanai Laohakunakorn)

Michael Zierhut (Kobe University), Solving the Roommate Problem with Rock-Paper-Scissors

Session 7A: Sharing/Division/Voting (chair: Łukasz Woźny) room: Aula S-1 (level 1)

Anna Bogomolnaia (University of Glasgow, CNRS), Fair division under different entitlements: a quest for Round Robin

Karol Flores-Szwagrzak (Copenhagen Business School), Rationalizing sharing rules (with Lars Peter Østerdal)

Łukasz Woźny (SGH Warsaw School of Economics), Lindhal meets Condorcet? (with Sayantan Ghosal)

Session 7B: Risk and finance (chair: Sebastian Wójcik) S-20 (level -1)

Grzegorz Halaj (European Central Bank), The not-so-hidden risks of ‘hidden-to-maturity’ accounting: on depositor runs and bank resilience (with Zachary Feinstein and Andreas Søjmark)

Jacek Chudziak (University of Rzeszów), Risk diversification with the zero utility principle

Sebastian Wójcik (University of Rzeszów), Zero utility principle under uncertainty

Session 8A: Mechanism Design (chair: Danisz Okulicz) room: Aula S-1 (level 1)

Patrick Lahr (École Normale Supérieure Paris-Saclay), Extreme points in multi-dimensional screening (with Axel Niemeyer)

Albin Erlanson (University of Essex), Optimal Allowance with Limited Auditing Capacity (with Thomas Brzustowski)

Danisz Okulicz (Karlsruhe Institute of Technology), Achieving Efficiency and Fairness in a Congested Lawyer Assignment Problem (with Emre Dogan and Onur Kesten)

Session 8B: Dynamic preferences and time consistency (chair: Jean-Pierre Drugeon) room: S-20 (level -1)

Agustin Troccoli Moretti (Universitat Pompeu Fabra, BSE), Prerationality in Decision Trees with Menu Consequences (with Peter J. Hammond)

Jean-Pierre Drugeon (CNRS-PSE), On time-dependent recursive utilities and temporal smoothing biases: Axiomatisation & Characterization  (with Bertrand Wigniolle)