Economics of Contests (Topics IIa)
Ludwig Ensthaler, Thomas Giebe
Term:
winter 2009
Time:
Tuesday, 16-20
( 5 weeks: 20.10 - 17.11 )
Venue:
HUB, Spandauer 1, # 23
Link:
Link to homepage The theory of tournaments is a very active field and it has many practical applications, e.g., sports contests, lobbying, labor tournaments, patent races. The course has two parts:
1 - In several lectures, it gives an introduction to the microeconomic theory of tournaments, following the book “Strategy and Dynamics in Contests” (Oxford University Press, 2009) by Kai Konrad.
2 - Each student will study a selected research paper from the tournament literature. The results will be presented in the form of an oral presentation and a seminar paper.
Credits:
3.0
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