1. Introduction
2. Describing Networks
3. Random Networks
4. Markets on Networks
5. Games on Networks
   • Non-cooperative games on networks
      – quadratic games
      – econometric issues in network games
      – Public goods games
   • Learning
   • Diffusion
6. Endogenous Network Construction
   • Bipartite matchings
   • Pairwise stability

Students gain intimate knowledge of modern research methods in the area of games and networks.

Registration as PhD or doctoral student.

The course will mostly have a theoretical orientation, but the theory we will study points to empirical work. We will discuss statistical and econometric issues. Depending on time and interest, there is a possibility for students to present papers in the literature, perhaps even their own work.

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