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Presentations
SEMINARS AND WORKSHOPS:
Department of Economics, The University of Vienna, Austria,
March 2011, "Optimal Contests and Discrimination".
Department of Economics, University
of Malaga, Spain,
November 2010, "Success and
Efforts of Interest Groups after the Elections".
Institute of Mathematics, University
of Seville, Spain,
November 2010, " Success and Efforts
of Interest Groups after the Elections".
Institute of Advanced Studies, Vienna, October 2010, " Success and Efforts of Interest Groups after the
Elections".
Department of Economics, University
of Catania, Sicily,
October 2010, (a) "Bureaucratic Norms and Market Structure". (b) Success and Efforts of Interest Groups
after the Elections".
Department of Economics,
University of Rome La Sapienza,
February 2008, "The ABC(D) of Social
Choice".
Department of Economics,
The University
of Hawaii, October
2007, "Size, Transparency and Quality of Competitive Clubs under
Selection by Fixed Random Sampling".
Institute of Advanced Studies, Vienna, September 2007, “Contest
Efforts in light of Behavioral Considerations”.
Department of Economics,
Nanzan
University, Nagoya, Japan,
July 2006, “Contest Efforts in light of Behavioral
Considerations”.
Creed, University
of Amsterdam, February
2006, “Contest Efforts in Light of Behavioral Considerations”.
Department of Economics,
University of Rome La Sapienza,
January 2006, “Contest Efforts in light of Behavioral
Considerations”.
Institute of Advanced Studies, Vienna, June 2005, “Rent Seeking in
Light of Behavioral Considerations”.
Singapore Management University, January 2005, “The Costs of
Implementing the Majority Principle: The Golden Voting Rule “.
European
Economic Institute, Florence, October 2004,
“The Costs of Implementing the Majority Principle: The Golden Voting
Rule”.
Institute
of Advanced Studies, Vienna, Workshop on Voting Theory and Collective
Decision Making, September 2004, “The Costs of Implementing the
Majority Principle: The Golden Voting Rule”.
CODE, University Autonoma
of Barcelona, May 2004, “Context-Based Choice“.
Creed, University of Amsterdam, April
2004, “Lobbying and Transparency”.
The Tinbergen Institute, Amsterdam, April 2004, “Topics in
Public Economics:
(a) The Public Policy Contest, (b) The Survival of
the Un-fittest (c) The Golden Voting Rule“.
The Center of
Economic Studies (CES), University of Munich, March 2004,
“Individual and Collective Decision
Making: (a) Context-Based Choice, (b) The Public Policy Contest, (c) The Golden Voting Rule“.
Singapore Management University, February
2004, “Context-Based Choice. “
Department of Economics,
Singapore National University,
February 2004,
“Lobbying and Transparency“.
WZB, Berlin, September 2003, “The Struggle over Migration
Policy”.
Singapore
Management University, Singapore, January 2003, “The Struggle over
Migration Policy”.
The
Center of Economic Studies (CES), University
of Munich,
February 2000, "Political Culture and Monopoly Price
Determination".
The
Tinbergen Institute, Rotterdam,
November 1999, "The Political Economy of Endogenous Public Policy".
The
Tinbergen Institute, Amsterdam, November 1999, "Political Culture and MonoPrice Deter".
Department
of Economics, Erasmus University,
October 1999, "Extended Individual Choice".
Center
of Economic Research, Tilburg University,
October 1999, "A Reexamination of Monopoly Price Determina
- A New Political Economy Perspective".
Institute
of Economic Theory, Humboldt Univers, June 1999, "A Reexamination of Monopoly
Price Determination - A New Political Economy Perspective".
Department
of Economics, New York University,
April 1999, "A Reexamination of Monopoly Price Determination - A New
Political Economy Perspective".
Department
of Economics, University of Chile,
March 1999, "A Reexamination of Monopoly Price Determination - A New
Political Economy Perspective".
Department
of Economics, Tel-Aviv University,
January 1999, "A Reexamination of Monopoly Price Determination - A New
Political Economy Perspective".
Department
of Economics, Hebrew University,
November 1998, "A Reexamination of Monopoly Price Determination - A New
Political Economy Perspective".
Department
of Economics, Ben-Gurion University,
October 1998, "A Reexamination of Monopoly Price Determination - A New
Political Economy Perspective".
Department
of Political Science, Turku
University, September
1998, "Extended Individual Choice".
Institute
of Public Finance, University of Catania, April 1997, "Social Compromise
- The Metric Approach".
Department
of Economics, University of Konstanz,
January 1995, "Warranted Structural Unemployment in Decision
Making".
Institute
of Economic Theory and Operations
Research, University
of Karlsruhe, February
1995, "Warranted Structural Unemployment in Decision Making".
Department
of Economics, University of Konstanz,
February 1994, "Are Moral Objections to Free Riding Evolutionarily
Stable?".
Institute
of Economic Theory and Operations
Research, University
of Karlsruhe, February
1994, "Are Moral Objections to Free Riding Evolutionarily Stable?".
Department
of Economics, University of Amsterdam,
July 1993, "Are Moral Objections to Free Riding Evolutionarily Stable?".
Center
for Rationality and Interactive Decision Theory, Hebrew
University of Jerusalem,March 1993, "A Folk
Theorem in Dynamic Games".
Institute
of Economic Theory and Operations
Research, University
of Karlsruhe, February
1993, "Some Peculiarities of Group Decision Making in Teams".
Public
Economics Workshop, University of Bonn, January 1993, "Are Moral
Objections to Free Riding Evolutionarily Stable?".
Economic Theory Workshop, University of Bonn,
January 1993, "Some Peculiarities of Group Decision Making in
Teams".
Department
of Economics, University of Konstanz,
January 1993, "Some Peculiarities of Group Decision Making in
Teams".
Economic Theory Workshop, Tel-Aviv University,
December 1992, "A Folk Theorem in a Dynamic Game of Private Provision of
Public Goods".
Department
of Economics, Tel-Aviv University,
December 1992, "Some Peculiarities of Group Decision Making in
Teams".
Center
of Economic Research, Tilburg University, November 1992,
"Private Provision of Public Goods in Differential Games".
IGIER,
Bocconi
University, Milano,
September 1992, "Private Provision of Public Goods in Differential
Games".
The
Tinbergen Institute, Amsterdam, June 1992
(a) "The Voluntary Provision of Pure Public Goods"
(b) "The Nature and Severity of Collective Action Problems"
(c) "Optimal Group Decision Making"
(d) "The Extent of Rent Dissipation"
Department of General Economics,
Free University of Amsterdam, May 1992, "Public Choice and Collective
Decision Making."
Institute
of Economic Theory and Operations
Research, University of Karlsruhe,
February 1992, "The Extent of Rent Dissipation in Alternative
Rent-Seeking Models."
Economic Theory Seminar, The University of Basel, February, 1992,
"The Extent of Rent Dissipation in Alternative Rent-Seeking
Models."
Workshop
in Political Theory and Policy Analysis, Indiana University,
February 1990, "Collective Rent Dissipation."
Workshop
in Political Theory and Policy Analysis, Indiana University, January 1989,
"Voluntary Provision of Mixed Collective Goods".
Workshop
in Political Theory and Policy Analysis, Indiana University, October
1988,"Voluntary Provision of Public Goods Under Uncertainty".
Political
Economy Seminar, Carnegie Mellon University, April 1988, "Binary
Participation and Incremental Provision of Public Goods".
Economic Theory Workshop, Department of Economics, Boston
University, April 1988,
"Restricted Competition as a Reward for Public Service: The Case of
Auditors".
Industrial
Organization and Public Policy Workshop, Department of Economics, University
of Florida, September
1987, "Restricted Competition as a Reward for Public Service: The Case
of Auditors," December, 1987, "Binary Participation and Incremental
Provision of Public Goods," January 1988, "More on Alternative
Objectives of Labor-Managed Firms".
Department
of Economics, Indiana University
at Indianapolis,
October 1987, "Restricted Competition as a Reward for Public Service:
The Case of Auditors".
Workshop
in Political Theory and Policy Analysis, Indiana University
at Bloomington,
November 1987, "Binary Participation and Incremental Provision of Public
Goods".
Economic Theory Workshop, Department of Economics, Northwestern University, October 1987,
"Binary Participation and Incremental Provision of Public Goods".
Public
Finance Workshop, Bonn
University, February 1986,
"Binary Participation and Incremental Provision of Public Goods",
"Restricted Competition as a Reward for Public Service: The Case of
Auditors".
Institute
of Economic Theory and Operations
Research, University
of Karlsruhe, February
1987, "Restricted Competition as a Reward for Public Service: The Case
of Auditors".
Institute
of Economic Theory and Operations
Research, University
of Karlsruhe, February
1987, "Restricted Competition as a Reward for Public Service: The Case
of Auditors".
Institute
of Public Finance, Kiel
University, February 1986, "The Libertarian Resolution of the Paretian Liberal Paradox".
IN MEETINGS:
Conference on Contests: Theory and Applications, Stockholm School of Economics, June 2008,
"Prize Sharing in Collective Contests".
The Eighth International
Meeting of the Society of Social Choice and Welfare, "Rent-Seeking in
light of Behavioral Considerations." Istanbul, July 2006
WZB, Conference on “Advances in the Theory of Contests and
Tournaments”, Berlin,
October 2005, “Rent Seeking in light of Behavioral
Considerations”.
Area Conference on Applied Micro-Economics, The Center of
Economic Studies (CES), University
of Munich, March 2005, “Entry and the Survival of the
Un-fittest”.
Annual
Meeting of the Public Choice Society, San
Diego, California,
March 2002, "Eliminating Majority Tyranny Through Expression of
Preference Intensities."
Annual
Meeting of the Public Choice Society, San Diego, California, March 2002,
"Can Voting Rules Satisfy 'Preference-Based' Liberalism?."
European
Public Choice Society, Paris, April 2001, "Strategic Restraint in
Contests."
European
Public Choice Society, Siena, Italy, April 2000, "Endogenous Public
Policy, Politicization and Welfare."
Conference
on Contest Theory, Tinbergen Institute, Rotterdam, The Netherlands, August
1997, "Uncertain Preassigned Transfers and
Contestable Rents."
European
Public Choice Society, Prague, Czech Republic, April 1997, "Social
Compromise - The Metric Approach."
European
Economic Association, Istanbul, Turkey,
August 1996, "Centralized and Decentralized Determination of Investment
Criteria in Economic
Organizations."
European
Public Choice Society, Tiberias, Israel,
March 1996, "Uncertain Preassigned Transfers
and Contestable Rents."
International
Meeting of the Econometric Society, Tokyo, Japan, August 1995, "Are
Moral Objections to Free Riding Evolutionarily Stable?"
European
Public Choice Society, Valencia, Spain, April 1994, "Are Moral
Objections to Free Riding Evolutionarily Stable?".
European
Public Choice Society, Portrush, Northern Ireland,
April 1993, "A Folk Theorem in a Dynamic Game of Private Provision of
Public Goods".
The
Israeli Economic Association, Tel-Aviv, Israel,
December 1991, "Economic
Models of Rent Seeking."
European
Economic Association, Cambridge, England, August 1991, "The
Nature and Severity of Collective Action Problems - The Voluntary Provision
of Mixed Public Goods Approach".
European
Public Choice Society, Konstanz,
Germany,
April 1990, "Voluntary Provision of Mixed Public Goods."
Conference
on Markets and Politicians, Bar-Ilan University, June 1989, "Rules,
Technologies and Games of Voluntary Provision of Public Goods."
Public
Choice Society Annual Meeting, San Francisco, April 1988, "Binary
Participation and Incremental Provision of Public Goods".
American
Economic Association, Chicago, December 1987,
"More on Alternative Objectives of Labor-Managed Firms".
European
Meeting of the Econometric Society, Budapest,
September 1986, "The Libertarian Resolution of the Paretian
Liberal Paradox"
International
Conference on Economics and
Psychology, Shefaim, July 1986, "The Essential
Ordering of Decision rules in Small Panels of Experts".
First
Conference on Judgement and Decision Making, Jerusalem, May 1986,
"The Essential Ordering of Decision rules in Small Panels of
Experts".
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