David Delacrétaz
Lecturer in Economics – University of Manchester


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I am a Lecturer (Assistant Professor) in Economics at the University of Manchester. Here is my CV.

My research interests include Applied Microeconomic Theory, Market Design, Matching Theory, and Mechanism Design.

Publications

Matching Mechanisms for Refugee Resettlement
(with Scott Duke Kominers and Alexander Teytelboym)
American Economic Review, 113 (10): 2689-2717, October 2023

When Walras Meets Vickrey (with Simon Loertscher and Claudio Mezzetti)
Theoretical Economics, 17 (4): 1803-1845, November 2022

Comparative Statics for Size-Dependent Discounts in Matching Markets
(with Scott Duke Kominers and Alexandru Nichifor)
Journal of Mathematical Economics, 90: 127-131, October 2020

Essentially Stable Matchings (with Peter Troyan and Andrew Kloosterman)
Games and Economic Behavior, 120: 370-390, March 2020

Two-Sided Allocation Problems, Decomposability, and the Impossibility of Efficient Trade (with Simon Loertscher, Leslie Marx, and Tom Wilkening)
Journal of Economic Theory, 179: 416-454, January 2019

Working Papers

Public Good Provision: The Lindahl-VCG Relationship       NEW! (Dec 2023)
(with Simon Loertscher and Claudio Mezzetti)

Processing Reserves Simultaneously    [10min talk]  [25min talk]  [60min talk]

Stability in Matching Markets with Sizes

 

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