Program

Time Uncertainties Strategies VI Conference Program

[https ://tusvi2019.sciencesconf.org/]

 Monday the 16th of December

10am-12pm :   Jürgen Eichberger (University of Heidelberg):  Strategic Ambiguity in Games[Chair:  Philippe Bich (PSE / University of Paris 1)].

1:20pm-3:20pm: Equilibria and Strategies [Chair: Carmen Camacho (PSE / CNRS)]

(A) Martin Kaae Jensen (University of Surrey): On the Strategic Benefits of Diversity.

(B) Lukasz Wozny (Warsaw School of Economics, with Lukasz Balbus) : Equilibria in Dynamic Behavioral Games with Generalized Discounting.

(C) Jose Heleno Faro (INSPER, with Lorenzo Bastianello and Ana Santos): Recovering Subjective Dynamic Consistency: Veto Power to Harsanyi Aggregation of Bayesian Updates.

3:50pm-6:30pm:  Revealed Preferences and Comparative Statics [Chair: Carmen Camacho (PSE/CNRS)]

(A) John Quah (John Hopkins University, with Joshua Lasnier, Bin Miao and Songfa Zhong): Intertemporal Consumption with Risk: A Revealed Preference Analysis.

(B) Alexis Ghersengorin  (Paris School of Economics, with Niels Boissonnet and Simon Gleyze): Revealed Preference Formation.

(C) Koji Shirai (Kwansei Gakuin University, with Natalia Lazzati and John Quah): Nonparametric Analysis of Games with Monotone Best Responses.

(D) Hye-Jin Cho (University of Paris 1/NEOMA):  Comparative Risk Aversion and Comparative Statics in the Informed Principal Problem.

Tuesday the 17th of December

10am-12pm: Fabio Maccheroni (Bocconi University): Preference Discovery, Weight of Evidence and Soft Maximisation[Chair: Stefania Minardi (HEC)]

1:20pm-3:20pm:  Beliefs [Chair: Stefania Minardi (HEC)]

(A) Horst Zank (Manchester University, with Alain Chateauneuf and Fabio Maccheroni): On Biseparable Utility and Subjective Beliefs.

(B)Maxwell Stinchcombe (University of Texas at Austin): Updating and the Value of Ambiguous Information.

(C)Jawwad Noor (Boston University): Intuitive Beliefs.

3:50pm-6:30pm: Rationality in Decision Theory [Chair: Lorenzo Bastiannello (University of Paris 2)]

(A) Andrew McKenzie (Maastricht University): Subjective Expected Utility with Atoms and a Finite Set of Consequences.

(B) Franz Dietrich (Paris School of Economics / CNRS): The Rational Group.

(C) Yang Liu (University of Cambridge): A Simpler and more Realistic Subjective Decision Theory.

(D)Peter Wikman (Toulouse School of Economics): Optimized Reference-Dependent Preferences.

 Wednesday the 18th of December

10am-12:40pm: Time, Decisions and General Equilibrium [Chair: Bernard Cornet (Kansas University)].

(A) Anna Rubinchik (Haifa University): Necessary and Sufficient Conditions for Determinacy of Asymptotically Stationary Equilibria in OLG Models.

(B)Michael Zierhut (Humbolt University, with Patrick Beissner): Dynamic Inconsistency and Inefficiency of Equilibrium under Knightian Uncertainty.

(C) Jingyi Xue (Singapore Management University): Resource Allocation under Ambiguity.

(D) Yangwei Song (Humboldt University, with Asen Kochov): Repeated Games with Endogenous Discounting.

2pm-4pm: Aggregation and Finance [Chair: Bernard Cornet (Kansas University)]

(A) Jan Werner (University of Minnesota): Speculative Bubbles, Heterogenous Beliefs and Learning.

(B) Xiangyu Qu (CNRS / Centre d’Economie de la Sorbonne): On the Measurement of Perceived Inequality.

(C)  Jean-Philippe Lefort (University of Paris 9, with Emy Lecuyer): On the Dynamics of Pricing Rules with Friction.