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Zurich Center for Market Design

Zurich Center for Market Design

The goal of the Zurich Center for Market Design is to bring together researchers from different disciplines who are interested in market design, to coordinate fundraising activities, and to make our various market design activities more visible within the university and to the public.

We are interested in questions such as how to design market institutions that work well, or how to repair market platforms that are broken. In the analysis and design of marketplaces, we employ mathematical analysis, computational/algorithmic techniques, lab/field experiments, and simulation techniques, taking into account the incentives of market participants modeled using microeconomic theory and game theory. We are interested in a wide variety of market domains, including financial markets, spectrum auctions, electricity markets, cloud computing markets, school choice systems, kidney exchanges, apartment and room assignment problems, and online trading platforms.

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News

  • Visits by Joseph Root (University of Chicago) and Larry Samuelson (Yale)

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  • John von Neumann Lecture by Philipp Strack on Friday, June 3, 15:00 (via Zoom)

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  • Nobel Laureate Paul Milgrom holds Public Lecture titled "Linear pricing mechanisms without convexity"

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  • Paul Klemperer's Departmental Talk "Art of Multi-product Auction Design" at the Economics Department. Monday, 27 September 2021 in KOL F-118

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  • John von Neumann Lecture by Constantinos Daskalakis on Friday, June 11 (via Zoom)

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  • Nobel Laureate Alvin Roth speaks about "Controversial Markets"

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  • Seminar Schedule for Spring 2021 Announced

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  • Paul Milgrom and Robert Wilson win 2020 Nobel Prize in Economics

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  • List of virtual market design seminars published for Fall 2020

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  • John von Neumann Lecture by Hervé Moulin on Friday, May 29, 10:00-11:30am (via Zoom)

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