Market Design and Regulation
Design of markets and institutions to promote efficiency, competition, and welfare.
The Market Design and Regulation research area analyzes how to structure markets and institutions to promote efficiency, competition, and welfare, considering the constraints and imperfections present in real-world environments.
It combines economic theory and empirical evidence to study how different institutional designs affect the incentives and decisions of economic agents.
Its research covers areas such as auction design, market regulation, and competition policy.
Approach: This research area focuses on the design of mechanisms and institutions that improve market performance, addressing challenges related to imperfect information, regulation, and efficient resource allocation.
Research Topics: Auction design, Economic regulation, Competition policy, School choice and resource allocation
It combines economic theory and empirical evidence to study how different institutional designs affect the incentives and decisions of economic agents.
Its research covers areas such as auction design, market regulation, and competition policy.
Approach: This research area focuses on the design of mechanisms and institutions that improve market performance, addressing challenges related to imperfect information, regulation, and efficient resource allocation.
Research Topics: Auction design, Economic regulation, Competition policy, School choice and resource allocation
Researchers
Adriana Piazza
José Correa
Andrea Canales
Rahmi İlkılıç
Ronald Fischer
