Essays on Social Choice and Implementation Theory

Title:

Essays on Social Choice and Implementation Theory

ABSTRACT

We present here three essays. The first two are about Social Choice Functions and explore domain restrictions under which it is possible to obtain a Social Choice Function that is Well Behaved (in that it satisfies Peak-onlyness, Unanimity and Anonymity) as well as Monotonic, and investigates further the characteristics that can be inferred about such Functions on such domains. The last essay, on Implementation Theory, introduces and investigates the notion of Compelling Nash implementation for finite environments using finite mechanisms.

PRESENTER

Paulo Daniel SALLES RAMOS
PhD Candidate
School of Economics
Singapore Management University

DISSERTATION COMMITTEE:

Chair:
Professor Shurojit CHATTERJI
Professor of Economics
Singapore Management University

Committee Member:
Professor Takashi KUNIMOTO
Associate Professor of Economics
Singapore Management University

Professor XUE Jingyi
Associate Professor of Economics
Singapore Management University

External Member:
Professor LIU Peng
Assistant Professor of Economics
East China Normal University

RESEARCH FIELDS

Economic Theory, Game Theory, Mechanism Design, Social Choice Theory

DATE:

23 May 2022 (Monday)

TIME:

9.00 am

VENUE:

SOE Seminar Room 5.1, Level 5
School of Economics
Singapore Management University
90 Stamford Road
Singapore 178903