Yaron Azrieli

Ph.D. Tel-Aviv University (2008)

Assistant Professor

Department of Economics

The Ohio State University

azrieli.2@osu.edu

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Research Interests:

Game Theory, Decision Theory, Microeconomic Theory

Published and Accepted Papers:

• Categorization generated by extended prototypes - an axiomatic approach.

With Ehud Lehrer, Journal of Mathematical Psychology, 51 (2007) 14-28.

• Market games in large economies with a finite number of types.

With Ehud Lehrer, Economic Theory, 31 (2007) 327-342.

• On some families of cooperative fuzzy games.

With Ehud Lehrer, International Journal of Game Theory, 36 (2007) 1-15.

• Extendable cooperative games.

With Ehud Lehrer, Journal of Public Economic Theory, 9 (2007) 1069-1078.

• The value of a stochastic information structure.

With Ehud Lehrer, Games and Economic Behavior, 63 (2008) 679-693.

• On pure conjectural equilibrium with non-manipulable information.

International Journal of Game Theory, 38 (2009) 209-219.

• Categorizing others in a large game.

Games and Economic Behavior, 67 (2009) 351-362.

• Categorization and correlation in a random matching game.

Journal of Mathematical Economics, forthcoming.

Working Papers:

• Uncertainty aversion and equilibrium existence in games with incomplete information.

With Roee Teper, under review, last version – September 2009.

· Dominance-solvable common-value large auctions.

With Dan Levin, under review, last version – November 2009.

· An axiomatic foundation for multidimensional spatial models of elections with a valence dimension.

Under review, last version – January 2010.

Teaching:

· Mathcamp – September 2009

· Theory seminar – Fall 2009 (see schedule at the department seminar webpage)

· Econ700 – Winter 2010 (course webpage at Carmen)

Links:

· Gmail, OSU Webmail, TAU Webmail

· Carmen, Course Schedule, Academic Calendar, OSU:pro

· Google, Wikipedia

· AER, Econometrica, ET, GEB, IJGT, JET, JME, JMP, JPET, ReStud

· RePEc, SSRN