Economics and CPS Seminar mini-course: Asymmetric Information and Implementation (Part 2)
Date: Apr 20, 2016
April 20, 2016
Asymmetric Information and Implementation (Part 2)
I will briefly repeat Hurwicz '72 proof [slides 23-26] (With hidden info, truth telling is not achievable, and no efficient, individually rational, and incentive compatible privacy-preserving mechanism exists). We will then move to slide #31, discuss Maskin's implementation theorem, and examples of illustrative games with hidden information. Lastly, we will cover Myerson's examples of production with moral hazard, and the attendant trade-offs.
Literature: see slides 55-56 (links to papers included).
Submitted by Carolyn Winter
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Date: Apr 20, 2016
April 20, 2016
Asymmetric Information and Implementation (Part 2)
I will briefly repeat Hurwicz '72 proof [slides 23-26] (With hidden info, truth telling is not achievable, and no efficient, individually rational, and incentive compatible privacy-preserving mechanism exists). We will then move to slide #31, discuss Maskin's implementation theorem, and examples of illustrative games with hidden information. Lastly, we will cover Myerson's examples of production with moral hazard, and the attendant trade-offs.
Literature: see slides 55-56 (links to papers included).
Submitted by Carolyn Winter
on