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Pierre-Olivier Weill is a Professor of Economics at UCLA. His works lies at the intersection of macroeconomics and finance. His recent research includes the analysis and regulation of Over-the-Counter (OTC) markets, the measurement of the financial soundness of U.S. firms, and the design of monetary policy in incomplete markets. He has published in Econometrica, the […]
Till von Wachter is a Professor of Economics at UCLA, and research affiliate at CCPR and RAND. His research studies the role of unemployment insurance, emplotment transitions of workers and the impact of job loss. His work has been published in the American Economic Review, the Quarterly Journal of Economics among others.
Aaron Tornell is Professor of Economics at UCLA, specialized in International Finance and Political Economy. His current research deals with (i) Financial liberalization, lending booms, and financial crises; (ii) exchange rate forecasting and (iii) dynamic models of rent-seeking and reform. He previously worked at Harvard University and joined UCLA in 1999.
Tomasz Sadzik is an Assistant Professor of Economics at UCLA. He received his Ph.D. from Stanford Business School, writing his thesis on learning in games. His more recent work studies dynamic contracts and trading in asset markets. His work has been published in Econometrica and the Journal of Finance.
John Riley is a Distinguished Professor of Economics at UCLA. His work forms the foundation of modern information economics. Professor Riley’s papers on auctions have been particularly influential, characterizing the form of optimal auctions, and incorporating asymmetric and risk-averse bidders. His work on signalling, price discrimination and contests has also been seminal. Professor Riley comes […]
Şule Özler is an Associate Professor of Economics at UCLA, and a Research Psychoanalyst at the New Center for Psychoanalysis. Her earlier research focused international finance, trade, macroeconomics and gender economics in a globalizing world. More recently, her work uses psychoanalytic methods to study Adam Smith’s works. The title of her 2018 book from Routledge […]
Lee E. Ohanian is Professor of Economics, and Director of the Ettinger Family Program in Macroeconomic Research at UCLA, where he has taught since 1999. He is an advisor to the Federal Reserve Bank of Minneapolis, and previously has advised other Federal Reserve Banks, Foreign Central Banks, and the National Science Foundation. He has been […]
Ichiro Obara is a professor of economics at UCLA and currently serves as the undergraduate vice-chair of the department of Economics. He specializes in economic theory and game theory, especially dynamic games and mechanism design, as well as their applications to related fields such as Industrial organization. Currently he co-directs a research center for engineering […]
Moritz Meyer-ter-Vehn is a micro-economic theorist with research interests in both pure and applied economic theory. His research agenda in pure theory focuses on robust mechanism design. On the applied side, he studies dynamic games with incomplete information and has written papers on learning in networks, labor market competition, firm reputation, and information aggregation.
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