24th Annual SAET Conference in Ischia, Italy

The conference chairs are Achille Basile, Maria Gabriella Graziano, Marialaura Pesce, and Nicholas Yannelis.

The local website of the conference that includes registration, program, and full conference details is available at https://www.mathematical-economics-naples.eu.

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Registration, SAET Membership, and Fees

SAET Individual and Student/Post-Doc Members qualify for a discounted registration rate.

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Please click here to register for the conference.

Registration Fee includes coffee breaks, first day reception, a conference dinner, a second social event (to be determined), and conference material.

Accommodation

We agreed with the management of the Leohotels group to reserve a limited number of rooms in the two hotels below. We strongly advise you to book rooms as soon as possible. The hotels will lift the hold on rooms after May 20, 2025, and we cannot guarantee a room reservation.

• Hotel Continental Terme, Ischia, (conference venue)
• Hotel Continental Mare (1.8 miles from conference site; more limited number of rooms)

Double Room (occupied by 2 people) € 225,00 per room, per night
Double Room (single use) €175,00 per room, per night
Prices include breakfast and VAT, prices do not include City Tax consisting of €3,00 (unless it increases by the municipality of Ischia) per person per day

Reservation Form – Hotel Continental Terme Send the completed reservation form for Hotel Continental Terme directly to booking@hotelcontinentalischia.it

Please click here to download the Hotel Continental Terme booking form.

Reservation Form – Hotel Continental Mare Send the completed reservation form for Hotel Continental Mare directly to contimare@leohotels.it

Please click here to download the Hotel Continental Mare booking form.

Lunch/Dinner services available at Hotel Continental Terme
For all the participants and their accompanying people, even if they do not stay in the Hotel Continental Terme, it is possible to have lunch and/or dinner at the restaurant of this hotel.

A lunch will cost 35 Euro per person (water and local wine included)

A dinner will cost 40 Euro per person (water and local wine included).

Tickets can be bought upon arrival or, for those staying in Continental Terme, booked together with a room.

Gala Dinner
The Gala Dinner is included in the registration fee, whereas for accompanying people it will cost 80 Euro per person.

Welcome Reception
A reception will be offered on Sunday, June 29, at 7:30 p.m.

Excursions and Transfers
Soon information about transfers and excursions that may be booked will be available here.

Aragonese Castle is a landmark in the Tyrrhenian sea near Ischia island, Italy.

Plenary Speakers

Aliprantis prize Lecture: TBA

Presidential Lecture (July 4, 2025): Pierre-André Chiappori, Columbia University
Chair: Chris Pissarides, London School of Economics and University of Cyprus

McKenzie Lecture: Sanjeev Goyal, University of Cambridge

David Cass Lecture: Salvador Barbera, Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona (UAB) and BSE

Edward C. Prescott Lecture: Mariacristina De Nardi, University of Minnesota

Sir John Hicks Lecture: Eddie Dekel, Northwestern University

Program Committee

Peter Achim, University of York, and Kemal Ozbek, University of Southampton, New Perspectives on Costly Learning
Ş. Nuray Akin, Özyeğin University, TBA
Larbi Alaoui, UPF & BSE, and Antonio Penta,ICREA-UPF & BSE, TBA
Nizar Allouch, University of Kent, Games on Networks
Rabah Amir, University of Iowa, Game Theory and Applications
Rabah Amir, University of Iowa, TBA
Aloisio Araujo , FGV EPGE and IMPA, General Equilibrium with Taxation and Default
Claude d’Aspremont, CORE-Université Catholique de Louvain, and Rodolphe Dos Santos Ferreira, BETA-University of Strasbourg, Topics on Oligopolistic Behaviour
Andrea Attar, Toulouse School of Economics, Topics in Mechanism Design
Marco Bassetto, Federal Reserve Bank of Minneapolis, and Selahattin Imrohoroglu, University of Southern California, Monetary-Fiscal Interactions
Lorenzo Bastianello, University of Venice Ca’ Foscari, Time and Uncertainty
Pierpaolo Battigalli, Bocconi University, Psychology, Games, and Experiments
Bhavook Bhardwaj and Marco LiCalzi, Università Ca’ Foscari Venezia, Choice Theory
Matteo Bizzarri, University of Naples and CSEF, Network Theory
Francis Bloch, Paris School of Economics, Networks and Public Goods
Anna Bogomolnaia, and Hervé Moulin, University of Glasgow, Fair Division I
Anna Bogomolnaia, and Hervé Moulin, University of Glasgow, Fair Division II
Raouf Boucekkine, Rennes School of Business, Environmental and Resource Economics
Raouf Boucekkine, Rennes School of Business, and Ted Loch-Temzelides, Rice University, Environmental and Resource Games
Anuj Bhowmik, Indian Statistical Institute, and Nicholas Yannelis, University of Iowa, Topics in Economic Theory
Svetlana Boyarchenko, University of Texas at Austin, Economic Theory and Applications
Rene van der Brink, VU Amsterdam, TBA
Gabriele Camera, Chapman University, and Barry Sopher, Rutgers University, Monetary Economics and Finance: Theory and Experiments
Guilherme Carmona and Krittanai Laohakunakorn, University of Surrey, Matching and Organizations
Andrés Carvajal, University of California Davis, General Equilibrium with Incomplete Financial Markets
Luciano de Castro, University of Iowa, Dynamic Economics
Susumu Cato, University of Tokyo, Collective Decision-Making
Tiago Cavalcanti, University of Cambridge, Topics in Macroeconomics Development
Alain Chateauneuf, IPAG Business School, and Bernard Cornet, University of Kansas, Finance and Decision
Been-Lon Chen, Academia Sinica, Altruism, Education, and Inequality
Been-Lon Chen, Academia Sinica, Technology Decisions, Economic Growth, and Labor Share
John Conley, Vanderbilt University, Blockchain and Artificial Intelligence
David J. Cooper, University of Iowa and University of East Anglia, Experiments in Behavioral Game Theory I
David J. Cooper, University of Iowa and University of East Anglia, Experiments in Behavioral Game Theory II
Joao Correia-da-Silva, University of Porto, Economics of Information
Liuchun Deng, National University of Singapore, and M. Ali Khan, John Hopkins University, Recent Advances in Optimal Economic Dynamics
Pietro Dindo, Università Ca’ Foscari Venezia, and Pablo Beker, University of Warwick, Prediction Markets
Laura Doval, Columbia University, TBA
Paweł Dziewulski, University of Sussex, and John Quah, National University of Singapore, Monotone Comparative Statics
Paweł Dziewulski, University of Sussex, and John Quah, National University of Singapore, Revealed Preference Analysis
Paweł Dziewulski, University of Sussex, and John Quah, National University of Singapore, TBA
Jeff Ely, Northwestern University, Information Design and Mechanism Design
Hulya Eraslan, Rice University, Games on Networks
Hulya Eraslan, Rice University, Information Acquisition and Learning
Hulya Eraslan, Rice University, Information and Strategic Experimentation
Hulya Eraslan, Rice University, Topics in Economic Theory I
Hulya Eraslan, Rice University, Topics in Economic Theory II
Simona Fabrizi, The University of Auckland, Misinformation and Democracy
José Heleno Faro, Insper, São Paulo, Brazil, Stochastic Choice Behavior
Minako Fujio, Yokohama National University, and M. Ali Khan, Johns Hopkins University, Topics in Economic Dynamics
Tristan Gagnon-Bartsch, University of Iowa, and Antonio Rosato, University of Queensland and Università di Napoli Federico II, Misspecified Beliefs in Games
Tristan Gagnon-Bartsch, University of Iowa, and Antonio Rosato, University of Queensland and Università di Napoli Federico II, Experiments on Misspecified Beliefs
Spyros Galanis, Durham University, Information Acquisition and Aggregation
Aditya Goenka, University of Birmingham, Economic Epidemiology
Susanne Goldlücke, University of Konstanz, Contracts and Mechanism Design
Stéphane Gonzalez, GATE Lyon Saint-Etienne, and Federica Ceron, GATE Lyon Saint-Etienne, Axiomatizations in Economic Theory
Piero Gottardi, University of Essex and Venice, Credit Chains
Michel Grabisch, University of Paris I Panthéon-Sorbonne, Advances in Cooperative Games
Gabriella Graziano, University of Naples Federico II & CSEF, and Elena del Mercato, University Paris 1 Panthéon-Sorbonne, PSE, & CES, Externalities in Economic Theory
Michael Greinecker, ENS Paris-Saclay, Topics in Game Theory
Pierfrancesco Guarino, University of Udine, and Gabriel Ziegler, University of Edinburgh, Topics in Economic Theory
Jang-Ting Guo, University of California, Riverside, Topics on Macroeconomics
Guillaume Haeringer, Baruch College, and Michael Richter, Baruch College & University of London, Matching and Markets
Peter Hammond and Agustín Troccoli-Moretti, University of Warwick, Decision Theory
Wei He, The Chinese University of Hong Kong, Recent Development in Mechanisms Design I
Wei He, The Chinese University of Hong Kong, Recent Development in Mechanisms Design II
Wei He, and Jiangtao Li, Singapore Management University, Recent Development in Mechanisms Design III
Jean-Jacques Herings, Tilburg University, Financial Networks
Carlos Hervés-Beloso, Universidad de Vigo, and Emma Moreno-García, Universidad de Salamanca, Topics in Economic Theory
Toomas Hinnosaar, University of Nottingham, Digital Economy: Theory and Applications I
Toomas Hinnosaar, University of Nottingham, Digital Economy: Theory and Applications II
Ed Hopkins, King’s College London, Behavioral Game Theory
Johannes Hörner, Yale/TSE(CNRS), Experimentation and Verification
Tai-Wei Hu, University of Bristol, Costly Information Processing
Yannis Ioannides, Tufts University, Endogenous vs. Exogenous Social Networks
Selahattin Imrohoroglu, University of Southern California, Quantitative Macroeconomics I
Selahattin Imrohoroglu, University of Southern California, Quantitative Macroeconomics II
Felicia Ionescu, Federal Reserve Board, Micro Data in Macro Models
Alejandro Jofré, University of Chile, Optimal Contract Theory and Applications to Energy and Finance
Ludovic Julien, Université Paris Nanterre, Strategic Interactions and General Equilibrium
Thomas Jungbauer, Cornell University, The Economics of Organization
Timothy Kehoe, University of Minnesota, Debt Accumulation: Theory and Applications
Timothy Kehoe, University of Minnesota, International Trade: Theory and Applications
Timothy Kehoe, University of Minnesota, Labor Economics: Theory and Applications
Timothy Kehoe, University of Minnesota, Fiscal Policy: Theory and Applications
Timothy Kehoe, University of Minnesota, Applied Economic Theory
Kyungmin (Teddy) Kim, Emory University, Applied Game Theory I
Kyungmin (Teddy) Kim, Emory University, Applied Game Theory II
Bhaskara Rao Kopparty, Indiana University, Social Choice Correspondences, Social Choice and Social Welfare
Leonidas Koutsougeras, University of Manchester, Games and Markets
Dan Kovenock, Chapman University, Contests
Silvana Krasteva, Texas A&M University, and Yunus Aybas, Texas A&M University, Strategic Communication and Persuasion
David Levine, University of London, Theory vs. Experiments
Vina Liu, University of Economics and Business, and Nicholas Yannelis, University of Iowa, Topics in Economic Theory I
Vina Liu, University of Economics and Business, and Nicholas Yannelis, University of Iowa, Topics in Economic Theory II
Igor Livshits, Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia, Consumer Finance and Macro
Teresa Lloyd-Braga, Católica Lisbon School of Business & Economics, Topics on Macrodynamics
Michele Lombardi, University of Liverpool and University of Naples Federico II, Implementation Theory
Lina Mallozzi, University of Naples Federico II, and Robert Gilles, The Queen’s University of Belfast, New Solutions for Cooperative Decision Situations
Mihai Manea, SUNY Stony Brook, Bargaining
Chantal Marlats, Université Panthéon-Assas-Paris-II, Learning, Experimentation, Information, and Knowledge Economics
Cesar Martinelli, George Mason University, Political Economy of Democracy
Richard McLean, Rutgers University, Topics in Game Theory and Mathematical Economics
Alan Miller, Western University, Law and Economics
Stefania Minardi, HEC Paris, and Fan Wang, ESSEC Singapore, Uncertainty in Decision Making
Antonio Miralles, University of Messina, Matching and Market Design
Elena Molis, Universidad de Granada, Topics on Game Theory
Joshua Mollner, Northwestern University, and Markus Baldauf, University of British Columbia, Market Microstructure Theory I
Joshua Mollner, Northwestern University, and Bart Taub, University of Glasgow, Market Microstructure Theory II
Hervé Moulin, University of Glasgow, Fair Division
Rachel Ngai, London School of Economics, Structural Transformation and Development
Rachel Ngai, London School of Economics, and Victor Ortego Marti, University of California Riverside, Search in the Housing Markets
Antonio Nicolò, University of Padova, Dynamic Matching: Theory and Applications
Wojciech Olszewski, Northwestern University, Evaluating Contracts by their Performance in the Worst Cases
Lucas Pahl, University of Sheffield, and Mich Tvede, University of Sheffield, Game Theory and Foundations
Theodore Papageorgiou, Boston College, Topics in Trade and Urban Economics
Szilvia Pápai, Concordia University, Axiomatic Analysis
Szilvia Pápai, Concordia University, Segregation, Sorting, and Trust
Ana Elisa Pereira, Universidad de los Andes, Finance Theory
Marialaura Pesce and Claudia Meo, University of Naples Federico II, Topics in Matching and Social Choice Theory
Angelo Petralia and Alfio Giarlotta, University of Catania, Rationality in Preferences and Choices I
Angelo Petralia and Alfio Giarlotta, University of Catania, Rationality in Preferences and Choices II
Davide Petturiti, University of Perugia, and Barbara Vantaggi, Sapienza University of Rome, Models for Dynamic Reasoning Under Partial Knowledge to Make Interpretable Decisions
Marcus Pivato, Université Paris 1 Panthéon-Sorbonne, Normative Decision Theory
Vincenzo Platino and Carla Guerriero, University of Naples Federico II, Family Economics
Luciano Pomatto, California Institute of Technology, Risk, Uncertainty, and Information
Kym Pram, University of Nevada, Disclosure
Edward S. Prescott, Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland, Topics in Banking and Contract Economics
Pavlo Prokopovych, Kyiv School of Economics, and Nicholas Yannelis, University of Iowa, Topics in Economic Theory
Daniela Puzzello, Indiana University, Theory and Experiments
Doron Ravid, University of Chicago, Economics of Information
Frank Riedel, University of Bielefeld, Aspects of Knighting Uncertainty in Interactions
Klaus Ritzberger, University of London, Game Theory and Applications
Brian Roberson, Purdue University, Contests, Auctions and Mechanism Design
Santanu Roy, Southern Methodist University, Transparency and Search
Anna Rubinchik, Western Galilee College, Microfoundations of Macroeconomics
Agnieszka Rusinowska, CNRS – University Paris 1 & PSE, Social and Economic Networks
Tarun Sabarwal, University of Kansas, Economic Theory and Applications
Anna Sanktjohanser, Yale/TSE, Topics in Dynamic Games
Sudipta Sarangi and Hector Tzavellas, Virginia Tech, Networks
Elia Sartori, Naples University and CSEF, Learning in Behavioral and Misspecified Models
Vincenzo Scalzo, University of Naples Federico II, Set-Valued Analysis in Game Theory
Eddie Schlee, Arizona State University, and M. Ali Khan, Johns Hopkins University, Topics in Economic Theory
Tridib Sharma, Instituto Tecnológico Autónomo de México (ITAM), Willful Default
Stephen Spear, Carnegie Mellon University, and Eungsik Kim, University of Kansas, Macro-Finance I
Stephen Spear, Carnegie Mellon University, and Leland Farmer, University of Virginia, Macro-Finance II
Jack Stecher, University of Alberta, Frontiers of Decision Theory
Yeneng Sun, National Singapore University, Mathematical Economics
Caroline Thomas, University of Texas Austin, Dynamic Games
Iryna Topolyan, University of Cincinnati, Contests and Competition
Juan Pablo Gama Torres, Federal University of Minas Gerais, Regulation, Inequality, and Labor Market
Rabee Tourky, Australian National University, Decision Theory
Matteo Triossi, University of Venice, Matching and Assignment
Agustin Troccoli-Moretti, University of Warwick, Decision Theory
Dimitrios Tsomocos, University of Oxford, Topics in Financial Stability, Monetary and Regulatory Policy
Niccolò Urbinati, Università Ca’ Foscari Venezia, Economic Theory
Alain Venditti, AMSE-CNRS-AMU, Macroeconomic Dynamics
Anne Villamil, University of Iowa, Topics in Macro
Nicodemo De Vito, University of Salerno, Epistemic Game Theory and Applications
Ping Wang, Washington University in St. Louis & NBER, and Juan Carlos Cordoba, Iowa State University, Technology and Labor Market Frictions
Ping Wang, Washington University in St. Louis & NBER, and Guillaume Vandenbroucke, Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis, Labor Markets
Ping Wang, Washington University in St. Louis & NBER, and Marla Ripoll, University of Pittsburgh, Capital, Entrepreneurship and Firm Dynamics
Ping Wang, Washington University in St. Louis & NBER, and Rachel Ngai, London School of Economics, Structure Transformation
Ping Wang, Washington University in St. Louis & NBER, and Wenli Li, Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia, Family and Demographic Changes
Xinyang Wang, Instituto Tecnológico Autónomo de México (ITAM), Topics in Economic Theory
Bertrand Wigniolle, Paris School of Economics & Université Paris 1 Panthéon-Sorbonne, and Jean-Pierre Drugeon, Paris School of Economics & CNRS, Axiomatics of Temporal Preferences
Tim Worrall, University of Edinburgh, Intergenerational Insurance
Lukasz Wozny, SGH Warsaw School of Economics, and Kevin Reffett, Arizona State University, New Methods for Dynamic Economies I
Lukasz Wozny, SGH Warsaw School of Economics, and Kevin Reffett, Arizona State University, New Methods for Dynamic Economies II
Dimitrios Xefteris, University of Cyprus, Information Aggregation Through Voting
Boli Xu, University of Iowa, Information Economics I
Boli Xu, University of Iowa, Information Economics II
Constantine Yannelis, University of Cambridge, Financial Economics
Andy Zapechelnyuk, University of Edinburgh, Communication and Persuasion
Michael Zierhut, Kobe University, Matching Theory
Peio Zuazo-Garin, NYU Shanghai, Contingent Reasoning