ERC Consolidator Grant · 2019
Equilibrium methods for Resource Allocations and Dynamic Pricing
This project seeks to build an innovative economic toolbox (ranging from modelling, computation, inference, and empirical applications) for the study of equilibrium models with gross substitutes, with applications to models of matching with or without transfers, trade flows on networks, multinomial choice models, as well as hedonic and dynamic pricing models. While under-emphasized in general equilibrium theory, equilibrium models with gross substitutes are very relevant to these problems as each of these problems can be recast as such. Thus far, almost any tractable empirical model of these problems typically required making the strong assumption of quasilinear utilities, leading to a…
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