Moritz Meyer-ter-Vehn

 

Professor

Department of Economics UCLA

Los Angeles, CA 90095-1477

e-mail: mtv@econ.ucla.edu

 

 

Curriculum Vitae (long) (short)

 

Research Statement (2020)

 

Working Papers:

Experimentation in Networks, with S. BoardR&R at American Economic Review (Teaser Presentation)

Recruiting Talent, with S. Board and T. Sadzik R&R at Review of Economic Studies

 

 

Publications in Refereed Journals:

Discrimination in Hiring: Evidence from Retail Sales, with A. Benson and S. Board forthcoming at Review of Economic Studies

A Reputational Theory of Firm Dynamics, with S. Board American Economic Journal - Micro 14, 44-80 (May 2022)

Learning Dynamics in Social Networks, with S. Board Econometrica, 2601-2635 (November 2021) (Online Appendix)

A Conversational War of Attrition, with K. Bognar and L. Smith – Review of Economic Studies, 1897-1935 (July 2018) (Online Appendix), (2013 WP)

An Optimal Voting System when Voting is Costly , with K. Bognar and T. BörgersJournal of Economic Theory 159, 1056-1073 (September 2015)

Relational Contracts in Competitive Labor Markets, with S. Board, Review of Economic Studies 82, 490-534 (April 2015)

Reputation for Quality, with S. Board, Econometrica 81, 2381-2462 (November 2013)

Locally Robust Implementation and its Limits, with P. Jehiel and B. Moldovanu, Journal of Economic Theory 147, 2439-2452 (November 2012)

The Robustness of Robust Implementation with S. Morris, Journal of Economic Theory 146, 2093–2104 (September 2011)

Ex-Post Implementation and Preference Aggregation via Potentials, with P. Jehiel and B. Moldovanu, Economic Theory 37, 469-490 (December 2008)

Posterior Implementation vs. Ex-Post Implementation, with P. Jehiel, B. Moldovanu and W. Zame, Economics Letters 97, 70-73 (October 2007)

Mixed Bundling Auctions, with P. Jehiel and B. Moldovanu, Journal of Economic Theory 134, 494-512 (May 2007)

The Limits of Ex-Post Implementation, with P. Jehiel, B. Moldovanu and W. Zame, Econometrica 74, 585-611, (May 2006)

 

 

Regular Teaching:

Generic Syllabus ECON 19 - Games of Strategy

Generic Syllabus ECON 106G Game Theory

Generic Syllabus ECON 106I Organizational Economics

Generic Syllabus ECON 201B Graduate Game Theory

Generic Syllabus ECON 211B Information Economics  

Generic Syllabus ECON 401A Microeconomic Theory

Generic Syllabus ECON 421 Incentives, Information, Markets