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Economics of Contracts and Organizations

This course discusses topics on contract theory, with emphasis on organizations and market interaction, at a graduate level. The aim is to provide a basic ground of theor- etical frameworks and to stimulate participants’ research activities on contract theory, industrial organization, and organizational economics.

The course is mainly for second-year graduate students or above. Other students or post-doctoral scholars interested in this course are also welcome as long as they satisfy the prerequisite described below.
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時間割/共通科目コード
コース名
教員
学期
時限
291328-05
GEC-EC6835L2
Economics of Contracts and Organizations
石原 章史
A1
月曜3限、月曜4限
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講義使用言語
日本語/英語
単位
2
実務経験のある教員による授業科目
NO
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経済学研究科
授業計画
(The following schedule is subject to change.) 1. Introduction: Forms of Organization and Industrial Structure 2. Bargaining and Property Rights 3. Contracting with Externalities 4. Managerial Contracts in Markets 5. Incentives and Competition 6. Multi-sided Markets Although the topics to be discussed are mainly theoretical, we will also be careful about the relationships with empirical works.
授業の方法
The course is based on a series of lectures. Students are expected to work hard on problem sets.
成績評価方法
Based on the two essays (mid-term and final), assigning mock referee reports on scholarly papers or research proposals.
教科書
The lecture note will be distributed. The note is mainly based on the following materials and original scholarly articles cited therein. For detail, see the syllabus on the course webisite.
参考書
The reading list of scholarly articles will be distributed on the course website.
履修上の注意
Students must have knowledge of (ideally advanced, at least intermediate) microeconomics and mathematics. Especially, constrained optimization, probability, and game theory.
その他
The lecture will be in English (subject to change to Japanese, conditional on the participants' language fluency).