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Group 1: Games and Decision-Making
The Games and Decision-Making research group brings together researchers in theoretical economics, applied mathematics, and computer science, working on four main research themes.
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The first - Decision-Making and Social Choice - covers a range of issues related to the axiomatic analysis of preferences, aggregation theory, and voting theory.
The second - Games, Learning and Investment - focuses on the analysis of strategic behaviour in dynamic settings and under uncertainty.
The third - Mathematics and Linguistics of Game Theory - draws on mathematics, biology, and philosophy to develop an interdisciplinary approach to both decision theory and game theory.
The fourth - Equilibrium Analysis in Economics and Finance - examines how market frictions reshape the conditions for arbitrage.
The research group includes the following researchers:
Youcef Askoura, Lorenzo Bastianello, Ismail Baaj, Antoine Billot, Aberto Grillo, Charles-Thierry Lacaussade, Lucie Ménager, Benjamin Monet, Christina Pawlowitsch, Nikos Pnevmatikos, Mustapha Ridaoui, Vassili Vergopoulos