The economist as engineer¶
Roth, A. E. (2002). The economist as engineer: Game theory, experimentation, and computation as tools for design economics. Econometrica, 70(4), 1341-1378.
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- Allocation
- Recognizing the shared structure imports the diagnostic toolkit, a porting Roth (2002) demonstrates explicitly when he applies market-design tools developed for auctions to medical-residency and organ-exchange allocation.
This sourceFrames market and auction design as engineering practice converting agents' private information into allocations; draws centrally on the National Resident Matching Program (medical-residency allocation) and FCC spectrum auctions. SUPPORTS the claim that Roth applies market-design tools to medical-residency allocation.
- Recognizing the shared structure imports the diagnostic toolkit, a porting Roth (2002) demonstrates explicitly when he applies market-design tools developed for auctions to medical-residency and organ-exchange allocation.
- Auction Theory
- The deeper pattern is that auction format is a machinery for converting private information and risk preferences into allocations and payments, the engineering perspective Roth (2002) advances in his Econometrica "economist as engineer" address on market design.
This sourceFrames market/auction design as engineering in which mechanisms convert private information and preferences into allocations and payments
- The deeper pattern is that auction format is a machinery for converting private information and risk preferences into allocations and payments, the engineering perspective Roth (2002) advances in his Econometrica "economist as engineer" address on market design.
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