All presentations are 30 minutes.  Presenters will make themselves available for questions and discussion during the break that follows their group of presentations.
 
 

Saturday, March 4
 

8:00-8:45	Continental Breakfast
	Session	Chaired by Peter Kuhn,  UCSB
8:45	Rod Garratt, UCSB	On Coalition Government Formation
9:15	Jeff Banks, Cal Tech	A Multidimensional Model of Repeated Elections
9:45	Priya Ranjan, UC Irvine	Consumption Externalities from Education
10:15-11:00	Coffee Break
	Session	Chaired by Jack Marshall , UCSB
11:00	Dan Friedman, UCSC	Dynamics of Conspicuous Consumption
11:30	Mark Walker, Arizona	Minimax Play at Wimbledon

	Session	Chaired by Steve Leroy,  UCSB
2:00	David Levine, UCLA	Evolution through Imitation
2:30	Chris Proulx, UCSB	The Replicator Dynamic Applied to the Nash Demand Game
3:00	Ed Schlee, ASU	Increasing Returns in the Value of Information
3:30-4:15	CoffeeBreak
	Session	Chaired by Rod Garratt,  UCSB
4:15	Ingolf Dittman, UCSD	On the Optimality of Imprisonment Although Fines are Feasible
4:45	Guofo Tan, UBC	Joint Bidding in Federal Offshore Oil and Gas Auctions
5:15	Klaus Nehring, UCD	Modelling Economies of Scope

 

Sunday, March 5
 
 

8:30	Continental Breakfast
	Session	Chaired by Bob Deacon,  UCSB
9:15	Ross Starr, UCSD	Why is there Money?
9:45	Harrison Cheng, USC	Optimal Collusion and Moral Hazard in Repeated Cournot Oligopoly
10:15	Manjira Datta, ASU	Existence and Uniqueness of Equilibrium in Distorted Dynamic Economies with Capital and Labor
10:45	CoffeeBreak
	Session	Chaired by Carol MacAusland , UCSB
11:15	Peter Hammond, Stanford	Gains from Trade Versus Gains from Migration
11:45	Kichool Park, UCLA	Leader Follower Model of Strategic Experimentation
12:15	Bentley Macleod, USC	A Note on the Optimality of Bonus Pay
12:45	Lunch served