Róbert Somogyi will present his paper “Bertrand-Edgeworth Competition with Capacity Uncertainty” coauthored with Wouter Vergote (Columbia University) at the Durham Economic Theory Conference 2019 on May 16th. Continue reading “Somogyi at the Durham Economic Theory Conference”
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16 Apr: Sergei Belkov (QSMS Seminar)
Somogyi at the 24th Spring Meeting of Young Economists
Róbert Somogyi will present his paper “Zero-rating and Net Neutrality” at the 24th Spring Meeting of Young Economists in Brussels on April 12th. Continue reading “Somogyi at the 24th Spring Meeting of Young Economists”
Somogyi at the Corvinus Game Theory Seminar
Róbert Somogyi will present his paper “Bertrand-Edgeworth Competition with Capacity Uncertainty – Feasting on Leftovers” co-authored with Wouter Vergote (Columbia University) at the Corvinus Game Theory Seminar on April 5th. Continue reading “Somogyi at the Corvinus Game Theory Seminar”
03 Apr: Fatma Aslan (QSMS Seminar)
02 Apr: Antoine Malezieux (QSMS Seminar)
01 Apr: Li Nie (QSMS Seminar)
Presenting Social Integration and the Acculturation Game at 12:15-13:30 in QA406.
25 Mar: Yevgeny Tsodikovich (QSMS Seminar)
Presenting Tacit Coordination via Asynchronous Play at 12:15-13:30 in QA406.
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27 Feb: Luyao Zhang (QSMS Seminar)
Presenting Partition Obvious Preference and Mistrust in Mechanism Design: Theory and Experiment at 12:15-13:30 in QA406.
Kóczy’s paper in Energy Economics
Regulated third party access (TPA) obliges the owner of an infrastructure, such as a natural gas pipeline to make it available for any user for a fee. If we want to model the European pipeline network with TPA, we must consider externalities. Kóczy’s paper titled “Modeling transfer profits as externalities in a cooperative game-theoretic model of natural gas networks” (joint with Dávid Csercsik, Franz Hubert and Balázs Sziklai) recently published in Energy Economics uses a simple partition function form game to model it. The paper is downloadable for free for 50 days.