Focus: Monte Carlo Simulation, Stochastic Volatility, Credit Risk, Portfolio Optimization, Insider Trading and other areas of Quantitative Finance.

Topics: Algorithmic game theory; Algorithmic mechanism design; Auction algorithms and analysis; Computational advertising; Computational general equilibrium and approximation; Convergence and learning in games; Coalitions, coordination and collective action; Economics aspects of security and...

Topics must be related to cooperative game theory or economic theory, and its applications.

This colloquium shelters the “Fourth FUSL-Workshop on Economic Design and Institutions” and the “Fourth CORE/Maastricht- Workshop on Advances in Collective Choice”.

The conference will include lectures by the invited speakers as well as contributed sessions on all topics and from all perspectives of game theory, including applications and experimental work.

The strongest, but also most volatile, factor affecting risk attitudes is loss aversion (“losses loom larger than gains”). It was given its proper place in decision theory by Daniel Kahneman. Most risks we face are new, with no past statistics available (ambiguity). This two-day conference...

In economies where resources are uncertain, risk sharing mechanisms enable to reallocate goods for consumption in a more efficient way than resources are. Nevertheless, efficiency requires complete markets. Since the seminal paper of Townsend (1994) who rejected the hypothesis of complete...

Main topics: · Experimental design in theory and practice · Analysis and interpretation of experimental data · Field experiments and the implementation phase · Designing and evaluating own experiments

The emphasis of the conference: Limited Cognitive-Inferential Abilities and their Behavioral Consequences The subjects of the conference are not exclusive to the above emphasis, and other serious interdisciplinary works related to logic, game theory and social choice are all welcome. [gemäß...

This course will examine standard economic theory; evidence of anomalies in standard theory, and behavioral theories designed to explain those anomalies. We will start by developing the choice theoretic foundations of modern decision theory: objective and subjective probabilities; Bayesian...