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Ina Taverna (University of Edinburgh), presenting “Organized Information Transmission” at the 2023 Economic Theory Conference
Conference

2024 Conference on Economic Theory

Monday & Tuesday, June 3-4, 2024

Organizer: Philipp Strack

Agenda

* Speaker

Monday, June 3
Time Title Speaker
8:15 - 9:00 AM Registration and Breakfast  
9:00 - 10:00 AM “Narrow Framing in Games” Fedor Sandomirskiy* (Princeton University), Po Hyun Sung, Omer Tamuz, Ben Wincelberg (California Institute of Technology)
10:00 - 10:15 AM Coffee Break  
10:15 - 11:15 AM “Incentives for Informed Voting” Modibo Camara* (Stanford University)
11:15 - 11:30 AM Coffee Break  
11:30 - 12:30 PM “Dynamic Games with Noisy Informational Asymmetries” Sofia Moroni*, Francesco Fabbri (Princeton University)  
12:30 - 1:45 PM Lunch  
1:45 - 2:45 PM “Incentive Design with Spillovers” Ben Golub* (Northwestern University), Anant Shah (Northwestern University), Krishna Dasaratha (Boston University)
2:45 - 3:00 PM Coffee Break  
3:00 - 4:00 PM “Multidimensional Screening with Returns” Ravi Jagadeesan*, Alexander Haberman, Frank Yang (Stanford University)
4:00 - 4:15 PM Coffee Break  
4:15 - 5:15 PM “Hard Information Design” Rohit Lamba* (NYU Abu Dhabi and Cornell University), Sulagna Dasgupta (University of Chicago), Ilia Krasikov (Arizona State University)
6:00 - 9:00 PM Dinner - Barcelona, 155 Temple Street  
Tuesday, June 4
Time Title Speaker
8:15 - 9:00 AM Breakfast  
9:00 - 10:00 AM “Sequential Cursed Equilibrium” Shengwu Li*, Shani Cohen (Harvard University)
10:00 - 10:15 AM Coffee Break  
10:15 - 11:15 AM “Endogenous Attention and the Spread of False News”
[paper]
Drew Fudenberg*, Tuval Danenberg (Massachusetts Institute of Technology)   
11:15 - 11:30 AM Coffee Break  
11:30 - 12:30 PM “Aggregating Strategic Information” Maryam Saeedi*, James Best, Ali Shourideh (Carnegie Mellon University), Daniel Quigley (Exeter College)
12:30 - 1:45 PM Lunch  
1:45 - 2:45 PM “Optimal In-Kind Redistribution” Zi Yang Kang* (Harvard University), Mitchell Watt (Stanford University)
2:45 - 3:00 PM Coffee Break  
3:00 - 4:00 PM “Issue Selection in Constrained Communication” Doron Ravid* (University of Chicago), Elliot Lipnowski (Columiba University)
4:00 - 4:15 PM Coffee Break  
4:15 - 5:15 PM “Solving Rational Inattention Problems” Luciano Pomatto* (California Institute of Technology), Tommaso Denti (New York University), Alex Bloedel (University of California, Los Angeles)
5:15 PM Adjourn  

Participants

Charles Angelucci
(Massachusetts Institute of Technology)

Cuimin Ba
(University of Pittsburgh)

Ian Ball
(Massachusetts Institute of Technology)

Dirk Bergemann
(Yale University)

Jose Betancourt
(Yale University)

Marek Bojko
(Yale University)

Alessandro Bonatti
(Massachusetts Institute of Technology)

Davide Bordoli
(Yale University)

Anna Bykhovskaya
(Duke University)

Caterina Calsamiglia
(Barcelona IPEG)

Modibo Camara
(Stanford University)

Archishman Chakraborty
(Yeshiva University)

Evangelia Chalioti
(Yale University)

Daniel Chen
(Princeton University)

Xiaohong Chen
(Yale University)

Shani Cohen
(Harvard University)

Eduardo Dávila
(Yale University)

Joyee Deb
(New York University)

Olivia Ding
(Yale University)

Mehmet Ekmekci
(Boston College)

Jack Fanning
(Brown Universiy)

Zhiming Feng
(Columbia University)

Mira Frick
(Yale University)

Drew Fudenberg
(Massachusetts Institute of Technology)

Tan Gan
(Yale University)

Ying Gao
(Massachusetts Institute of Technology)

John Geanakoplos
(Yale University)

Benajmin Golub
(Harvard University)

Yannai A. Gonczarowski
(Harvard University)

Jerry Green
(Harvard University)

Nima Haghpanah
(Pennsylvania State University)

Marina Halac
(Yale University)

Kevin He
(University of Pennsylvania)

Michelle Hyun
(Yale University)

Ryota Iijima
(Yale University)

Nicole Immorlica
(Microsoft)

Ravi Jagadeesan
(Stanford University)

Zi Yang Kang
(Harvard University)

Navin Kartik
(Columbia University)

Samuel Kortum
(Yale University)

Alexey Kushnir
(Carnegie Mellon University)

Rohit Lamba
(NYU Abu Dhabi and Cornell University)

Shengwu Li
(Harvard University)

Xiao Lin
(University of Pennsylvania)

Elliot Lipnowski
(Columbia University)

Qingmin Liu
(Columbia University)

Simon Loertscher
(University of Melbourne)

Erik Madsen
(New York University)

Steven Matthews
(University of Pennsylvania)

Teddy Mekonnen
(Brown University)

Lasse Mononen
(University of Bielefeld)

Sofia Moroni
(Princeton University)

Ellen Muir
(Harvard University)

Oleg Muratov
 

Yusuke Narita
(Yale University)

Aniko Öry
(Carnegie Mellon University)

Bobby Pakzad-Hurson
(Brown University)

Harry Pei
(Northwestern University)

Jacopo Perego
(Columbia University)

Agathe Pernoud
(University of Chicago)

Ben Polak
(Yale University)

Luciano Pomatto
(California Institute of Technology)

Andrew Postlewaite
(University of Pennsylvania)

João Ramos
(University of Southern California)

Daniel Rappoport
(University of Chicago)

Doron Ravid
(University of Chicago)

Luca Rigotti
(University of Pittsburgh)

Ernesto Rivera Mora
(Yale University)

Kareen Rozen
(Brown University)

Maryam Saeedi
(Carnegie Mellon University)

Maher Said
(New York University)

Larry Samuelson
(Yale University)

Fedor Sandomirskiy
(Princeton University)

Eitan Sapiro-Gheiler
(Massachusetts Institute of Technology)

Xiangyu Shi
(Yale University)

Eran Shmaya
(Stony Brook University)

Ran Shorrer
(Pennsylvania State University)

Ali Shourideh
(Carnegie Mellon University)

Ron Siegel
(Pennsylvania State University)

Philipp Strack
(Yale University)

Bruno Strulovici
(Northwestern University)

Chloe Tergiman
(Pennsylvania State University)

Can Urgun
(Princeton University)

Quitzé Valenzuela-Stookey
(University of California, Berkeley)

Rafael Veiel
(Massachusetts Institute of Technology)

Andrew Vogt
(Yale University)

Michael Wang
(Yale University)

Nicholas Wu
(Yale University)

Wei Xiang
(Yale University)

Kai Hao Yang
(Yale University)

Chenping Yang
(Yale University)

Muhamet Yildiz
(Massachusetts Institute of Technology)

Beixi Zhou
(University of Pittsburgh)

Frequently Asked Questions

How can I connect to the Yale Wi-Fi network while attending a conference?

Yale provides visitors two Wi-Fi network options:

  • YaleGuest
  • Eduroam

YaleGuest is a public, insecure wireless network available for anyone’s use, but has limited network access. Due to security reasons, certain programs and functionality may not be accessible via the YaleGuest network, e.g., Dropbox, Skype, and Box.

If possible, we recommended you use the Eduroam wireless network. Eduroam (education roaming) is a secure, world-wide roaming access service that allows students, researchers and staff from participating institutions to obtain Internet connectivity across campuses when visiting other participating institutions.

If your institution is a partner, access the Eduroam network by selecting Eduroam from the Wi-Fi list on your mobile device and sign-in using your home institution’s credentials*. View Eduroam’s complete listing of U.S. participating schools; International visitors can look for institutional listings on this country page.

For additional details, please contact your institution’s IT department or search your institution’s support page.

*Credential format is typically ID@UniversityName.edu, e.g., YaleNetID@yale.edu or SUNetID@win.stanford.edu.

How do I get to the conference location from the Blake Hotel?

The conference will be held at the Yale School of Management (SOM), Evans Hall located at 165 Whitney Ave and is about a 20 minute walk from the Blake Hotel. The easiest route to SOM from the Blake Hotel is to go south-east on George Street and turn left on Temple St. Temaple will merge into Whitney Avenue. SOM will be on the right side of the street across from the Peabody Museum (see map below).

How do I get to the conference location from the Omni Hotel?

The conference will be held at the Yale School of Management (SOM), Evans Hall located at 165 Whitney Ave and is about a 15 minute walk from the Omni Hotel. The easiest route to SOM from the Omni Hotel is to go north on Temple St. which merges into Whitney Avenue. SOM will be on the right side of the street across from the Peabody Museum (see map below).

Is reimbursement offered for my travel expenses?

Yes. Please refer to the Conference Travel Reimbursement page for more information.

     

    Is there a building map of the conference venue?

    Building maps - including session locations and restrooms - will be provided once a venue is finalized.

    What can I do in New Haven during my stay?

    Yale and New Haven offer many attractions to bide your time while in the Elm City. Below is a list of a few:

    Yale Attractions

    New Haven Attractions

    Performing Arts

     

    Where can I find a campus map?

    The Cowles Foundation is located in the heart of Yale’s campus at 30 Hillhouse Avenue. Use the Yale campus map to help find your way around.

    Who do I contact for assistance with Omni Hotel room reservations?

    If you need assistance with an Omni Hotel room reservation, please contact Alyson Perri, Convention Services Manager, Omni Hotels.

    Who do I contact in case of an emergency?

    In cases of emergency, contact the appropriate department listed below:

    You can also report a crime or send an anonymous text tip through our Bulldog Mobile (LiveSafe) app. (To register for Bulldog Mobile please visit the Yale LiveSafe page)

    For addtional emergency information, visit the Yale Emergency Management website.

    Will transportation be provided in case of inclement weather?

    Yes, a shuttle bus will be arranged to drive between the hotel and conference location. Typically, an announcement will be sent out from Darlene Smith the day before with additional information.