The Ohio State University
Econ 8818--Economics of Information
Spring 2016
Professor James Peck
PAES Building A105
M,W,F January 11 – February 26
Course Objectives: This course will provide you with useful tools for understanding current research and performing your own research on theoretical economic models with asymmetric information. We will go over articles on a wide range of information-related topics.
Course Requirements: Students are required to present one of the papers to the class, which will make up 45% of the final grade. Presentation papers must be approved by me. Secondly, students are required to write a short referee’s report (3-5 pages, on a paper that was not presented in class) or a research proposal (3-5 pages), which will also make up 45% of the final grade. The remaining 10% will be based on attendance and participation.
Notes on Articles:
Dubey, Geanakoplos, and Shubik (1987)
Myerson and Satterthwaite (1983)
Bikhchandani, Hirshleifer, and Welch (1992)
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