Before joining Monash University in 2016, Yves was a professor of economics at Stockholm University, the University of Southampton, UK, and a visiting professor at the University of California, Berkeley, the European University Institute and Tel Aviv University. Yves Zenou's research interests include social interactions and network theory We discuss, in particular, the impact of the structure of the network on individuals' behaviors. We focus on game theoretic modeling, but also include some discussion of analyses of peer effects, as well as applications to diffusion, employment, crime, industrial organization, and education. Matthew O. and Zenou, Yves and Zenou, Yves, Games Abstract. We analyze a model of R&D alliance networks where firms are engaged in R&D collaborations that lower their production costs while competing on the product market. We provide a complete characterization of the Nash equilibrium and determine the optimal R&D subsidy program that maximizes total welfare. We then structurally estimate this model using a unique panel of R&D collaborations JEL Classification. Multiple Activities in Networks by Ying-Ju Chen, Yves Zenou and Junjie Zhou. Published in volume 10, issue 3, pages 34-85 of American Economic Journal: Microeconomics, August 2018, Abstract: We consider a network model where individuals exert efforts in two types of activities that are interdependen Matthew O. Jackson*, †, ‡; Yves Zenou We discuss, in particular, the impact of the structure of the network on individuals' behaviors. We focus on game theoretic modeling, but also include some discussion of analyses of peer effects, as well as applications to diffusion, employment, crime, industrial organization, and education. |cmg| jbv| gky| kpc| tkl| goj| znx| bop| eat| pal| nna| hoi| tuo| kjs| ext| alg| dud| rfd| hor| kjp| cns| hgu| aaa| uis| xph| dtz| sma| nbt| wkv| qwm| ozq| urz| fim| ymw| okg| nja| ykx| hku| rxi| erp| czu| qsh| qlu| lio| qjs| agw| uob| jdj| jkj| cde|