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Vanderbilt University - Department of Economics
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The Vanderbilt University node consists of several members of the Department of Economics, all with interests in game theoretic approaches to the study of coalitions, networks, and more generally, the effect of group activities on socio-economic outcomes. Of particular interest to the Vanderbilt team are questions of the effects of group activities in models of trade, industrial organization, law and economics, inequality, social choice and welfare, and public economics.
Local Research Team
Myrna Wooders (local coordinator)
Professor of Economics, Vandebilt University
- Website
- https://as.vanderbilt.edu/econ/bio/myrna-wooders
- Research fields
- public economics, game theory, microeconomics
Andrew F. Daughety
Professor of Economics & Professor of Law
- Website
- https://my.vanderbilt.edu/andrewdaughety/
- Research fields
- industrial organization, law & economics, microeconomics
Eun Jeong Heo
Assistant Professor of Economics
- Website
- https://sites.google.com/site/eunjheo/
- Research fields
- microeconomic theory, social choice
Jennifer Reinganum
Professor of Economics & Professor of Law
- Website
- https://my.vanderbilt.edu/jenniferreinganum/
- Research fields
- industrial organization, law & economics
John A. Weymark
Professor of Economics
- Website
- https://as.vanderbilt.edu/econ/bio/john-weymark
- Research fields
- microeconomic theory, social choice, public economics