For additional information contact: Sheryl Cobb (sjc@hss.caltech.edu)
All talks were held in the Beckman Institute Auditorium in the Beckman
Institute Building on the Caltech campus.
Hsueh-Ling Huynh, AT&T Laboratories
"On a Simple, Static Model of Migration, Part I: General Theory"
John Conley, University of Illinois
and
Myrna Wooders, University of Toronto
"Taste-homogeneity of Optimal Jurisdictions in a Tiebout
Economy with Crowding Types"
Patrick Legros, Cornell University
"Complementarities, Minimum Outside Option and Segregation in Production"
Thomas Gresik, Pennsylvania State University
"Information Sharing Among Asymmetrically Informed Governments"
Steven Matthews, Northwestern University
"Incremental Voluntary Contribution Games"
Leonid Hurwicz, University of Minneapolis
(about an Aspect of the Coase Theorem)
8 - 8:30 am Coffee and rolls, Beckman Institute Courtyard
Deborah Minehart, Boston University
"The No-Regret Property and the Decentralized Sharing of Information"
Peter Klibanoff, Northwestern University
"A Theory of Decentralization based on Limited Commitment"
Eric Maskin, Harvard University
"Information and Incentives in M-form and U-form Organizations"
James Jordan, University of Minnesota
"Classification Dynamics in the Theory of Decisions and Organizations"
8 - 8:30 am Coffee and rolls, Beckman Institute Courtyard
Eric Friedman, Duke University
and
Scott Shenker, Xerox PARC
"Synchronous and Asynchronous Learning by Responsive Learning Automata"
Paolo Ghirardato, Calif. Institute of Technology
"On Ignorance and Dynamic (In)consistency"