Topics may include theoretical and empirical analysis of bargaining, dynamic models of entry and investment, models of household borrowing, models of markets with asymmetric information, advertising, platforms, and markets for information, and research at the boundaries between IO and neighboring fields such as trade, behavioral economics, and household finance.
3-5 units · Letter or Credit/No Credit
Topics may include theoretical and empirical analysis of bargaining, dynamic models of entry and investment, models of household borrowing, models of markets with asymmetric information, advertising, platforms, and markets for information, and research at the boundaries between IO and neighboring fields such as trade, behavioral economics, and household finance.
Offered in Winter 2027 at Stanford University.