Sivakorn Sanguanmoo

Hi! I am a fifth-year PhD candidate in Economics at MIT. I am a microeconomic theorist with research interests in dynamic information design, mechanism design, and market design. I completed my undergraduate studies in Mathematics and Economics at the University of Wisconsin–Madison.

E-mail: sanguanm@mit.edu

Here is my CV

Working Papers

Memory Correlated Equilibrium (with Andrew Koh), 2025 (New!)
- How does memory affect equilibria in games? Memory structures can alleviate commitment issues.
Robust Technology Regulation (with Andrew Koh), 2025
- How should uncertain technologies be robustly regulated when a learning process is unknown?
Attention Capture (with Andrew Koh), 2024

Revise and Resubmit, Journal of Political Economy

- How to optimally extract attention from platform users through dynamic information design?
Persuasion and Optimal Stopping (with Andrew Koh and Weijie Zhong), 2024

Submitted

- A unified method for solving dynamic information design with optimal stopping
Informational Puts (with Andrew Koh and Kei Uzui), 2024

Submitted

- A dynamic information design using only public signals can guarantee the best equilibrium in a dynamic coordination game with switching frictions.
Multiple Admission Tracks in the College Admissions Problem, 2022
- When should colleges transition from a test-only policy to a multi-channel policy?

Work in Progress

Screening against Unknown Learning