8:20– 8:40

Group Photo & Opening (Room 502)

8:40– 9:20

Keynote Speaker 1

Pradeep Dubey (SUNY Stony Brook):

Money as Minimal Complexity

9:20– 10:00

Keynote Speaker2

Mamoru Kaneko (Waseda University):

Approximate Quasi-Linearity for Large Incomes

10:00 –10:20

Coffee & Cake (Fourth floor)

Auction I (Room 502)

Network (Room 401)

10:20– 10:50

10:50–11:20

Audrey Hu(City U HongKong):

Low Reserve Price in Auctions

Ning Yu (Nanjing Audit U): On Design of Rotating Savings and Credit Associations

Junjie Zhou (National U Singapore): Coordination on Networks

Yang Sun (National U Singapore): Contracting on networks: Trade-off between hedging and incentive

11:20 –11:30

Break (10min)

Matching I (Room 502)

Voting & Political Economy (Room 401)

11:30 – 12:00

12:00 – 12:30

Qianfeng Tang (Shanghai U Finance & Economics): On stable and efficient mechanisms for priority-based  allocation problems

Jun Zhang (Nanjing Audit U): Efficient and Fair assignment mechanism is strongly group manipulable

Siyang Xiong (University of Bristol): Designing Referendum: An Economist's Pessimistic View

Huaxia Zeng (Sun Yat-sen U): Probabilistic Generalized Median Voter Schemes:
A Characterization and An Application

12:30 – 14:00

Lunch

14:00 – 14:40

Keynote Speaker 3 (Room 502)

Professor Yijiang Wang (Cheung Kong Graduate School of Business ):

War, Peace, and the Making of the State: An Economic Theory of Social Order

14:40 – 14:50

Break (10min)

Matching II (Room 502)

Learning & Information Design (Room 401)

14:50 – 15:20

15:20–15:50

15:50–16:20

Xiang Han (Shanghai U Finance & Economics): Ex-ante fair random allocation

Gaoji Hu (National U Singapore): A Theory of Stability in Matching withIncomplete Information

Peng Liu (Singapore Management U):

Random Assignments on Sequentially Dichotomous Domains

Yangbo Song (Chinese U Hong Kong, Shenzhen): Learning of Actions in Finitely Repeated Games

Yanlin Chen (U Technology Sydney): On the Informed Seller Problem: Signaling by Bayesian Persuasion and Pricing Strategies

Fei Shi (Shanghai Jiao Tong U): Constrained Network Formation and Minimum-Effort Games

16:20 –16:40

Coffee & Cake (Fourth floor)

Game Theory I (Room 502)

Contract & IO (Room 401)

16:40 – 17:10

17:10 –17:40

17:40–18:10

Xintong Yang (Capital U Economics & Business): On Sequential Arrow-Debreu Abstract Economies

Shigeki Isogai (Southwest U Finance&Economics): Credibility of Deterrence and Extensive-Form Rationalizability

Guangjing Yang (Northwestern Polytechnical U):Games and bidding mechanisms in sequencing situations with externalities

Yaping Wu (Nanjing Audit U): Adverse Selection and Income Distribution

Yaofu Ouyang (U International Business & Economics): Optimal Procurement of A Credence Good Under Limited Liability

Tao Wang (Nanjing Audit U): Competitive Intelligence and Disclosure of Cost Information in Duopoly

18:10

Dinner

8:40– 9:20

Keynote Speaker 4(Room 502)

Shigehiro Serizawa (Osaka University):

Strategy-Proof Multi-Object Auction Design: Ex-Post Revenue Maximization with No Wastage

9:20– 10:00

Keynote Speaker 5

Soo Hong Chew(National University of Singapore):

Ellsberg meets Keynes: Missing Links among Attitudes toward Sources of Uncertainty

10:00 –10:20

Coffee & Cake (Fourth floor)

Game Theory II (Room 502)

Experiment I(Room 401)

10:20– 10:50

10:50–11:20

Xiang Sun (Wuhan U): Pure strategy equilibrium in general bayesian game

Genjiu Xu (Northwestern Polytechnical U): The implementation of cost allocation problems by Bankruptcy approach

Juanjuan Meng (Peking U): Horizon Effect, Ambiguity Aversion and Intertemporal Choices

Jaimie W. Lien (Chinese U Hong Kong): The Value of the Knowledge of Others

11:20 –11:30

Break (10min)

Matching III(Room 502)

Experiment II(Room 401)

11:30 – 12:00

12:00 – 12:30

Luchuan Liu (Southern U Science & Tech):

Existence and Selection of Stable Matching

Yajing Chen (East China U Science & Tech): Affirmative action under common school priorities: The top trading cycles mechanism case

Zhixin Dai (Renmin U): Endogenous Crackdowns: Theory and Experimental Evidence

Simin He (Shanghai U Finance & Economics): Compromise and Coordination: An Experimental Study

12:30 – 14:00

Lunch

14:00 – 14:40

Keynote Speaker 6 (Room 502)

Ruqu Wang (Queen's University):

Optimal Prize Allocation in Contests: The Role of Negative Prizes

14:40 – 14:50

Break (10min)

Contest Theory(Room 502)

Experiment III(Room 401)

14:50 – 15:20

15:20–15:50

15:50–16:20

Jin Xu (Shandong U): Nexus of Conflicts: A Variational Inequality Approach

Zhuoqiong Chen (Harbin Institute of Technology): Spying in Contests

Bingchao Huangfu (Zhongnan U Economics & Law): Wars of Attrition with Budget Constraints

Boyu Zhang (Beijing Normal U): The promotion of cooperation via endogenous incentives

Min Zhu (Beijing Normal U): The formation of partnerships in social networks

Yifei Sun (U International Business & Economics): Getting Dynamic Implementation to Work

16:20 –16:40

Coffee & Cake (Fourth floor)

Auction II (Room 502)

Experiment IV (Room 401)

16:40 – 17:10

17:10 –17:40

17:40–18:10

Yu Zhou (Osaka U): Minimum Price Walrasian Equilibrium for General Preferences: Serial Vickrey Mechanism

Rukai Gong (Donghua U): Optimal Shill-Bid-Proof general Vickrey Trading

Jianxin Rong (Sun Yat-sen U): A New Evaluation Criterion for Allocation Mechanisms

Tingting Ding (Shanghai U Finance &Economics): An experimental study on sequential school choice mechanisms

Bingling Gong (East China Normal U):The Sequence Effect on Hybrid Auction-Lottery Mechanism

Jindi Zheng (U of Amsterdam): Friend or Foe: Social Distance in Bribery

18:10

Dinner