Teaching
University of Melbourne, AU:
Executive education teaching - Centre for Market Design
Introductory Microeconomics (joint with Tom Wilkening & Nahid Khan) - ECON10004: 2024
Advanced Microeconomics - ECON 40001 / ECON 90063 (double badged): 2024
Seminars in Economics and Commerce, Guest Lecturer - 2023
Introductory Microeconomics (joint with Jun Xiao & Nahid Khan) - ECON10004 (Undergraduate): 2022-23
Advanced Microeconomics (joint with Steven Williams) - ECON 40001 / ECON 90063 (double badged): 2022
CMD Masterclass, Guest lecturer for both 2nd and 3rd year - 2021
Introductory Microeconomics (joint with Laura Panza & Nahid Khan) - ECON10004 (Undergraduate): 2021
Special Topics in Economics (joint with Ivan Balbuzanov) - ECON90054 (Graduate/PhD): 2020
Frontiers of Market Design and Analytics (Market Design): 2018
Microeconomics 2 - ECON90045 (Graduate/Masters): 2017
Specialist Certificate in Market Design - Strategic Interactions: 2017
Stanford University, US:
Market Design (Graduate/PhD): Guest Lecturer for Alvin E. Roth (Fall 2014).
University of St Andrews, UK:
Game Theory (Graduate/Masters), (joint with Kemal Ozbek)
Economic Analysis (joint with Alex Trew or Ozge Senay)
Advanced Microeconomics (joint with Jim Jin)
Maastricht University, NL:
Microeconomics
Economics and Business
University of Toulouse, FR:
Microeconomics (there was a time when I could speak French…)
Book chapters
Generalized matching: contracts and networks
(joint with John W. Hatfield, Ravi Jagadeesan, Scott Kominers, Michael Ostrovsky, Alexander Teytelboym and Alexander Westkamp)
Online and Matching-Based Market Design,
edited by F. Echenique, N. Immorlica, and V. Vazirani, Cambridge University Press, 2023, Chapter 14, pp. 303-323.
For the complete PDF of the book, click here (the password is “OMBMD_CUP”, also printed on the copyright page).
Case studies
Birchal: Equity Crowdfunding in Australia
(joint with Scott Kominers)
Harvard Business School Case 9-820-116 (2021)
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