Daniel Quint

Department of Economics, University of Wisconsin - Madison

1180 Observatory Drive, Madison WI 53706-1393

Tel.: (608) 263-2515 / Email: dquint@ssc.wisc.edu

http://www.ssc.wisc.edu/~dquint

 

 

academic appointment

 

University of Wisconsin, Madison, WI

Associate Professor, 2013-present

Assistant Professor, 2007-2013

 

 

visiting positions

 

European University Institute, Florence, Italy

Visiting Fellow, Spring 2015

 

eBay Research Labs, San Jose, CA

Visiting Research Scientist, Fall 2014

 

 

education

 

Stanford University, Stanford, CA

Ph.D. in Economics, June 2007

 

Harvard University, Cambridge, MA

A.B. in Mathematics, Magna Cum Laude, June 1997

 

 

research interests

 

Applied Micro Theory and Industrial Organization

 

 

publications (peer-reviewed econ)

 

D. Quint and K. Hendricks, A Theory of Indicative Bidding

AEJ: Microeconomics 10 (2), May 2018 (PDF) (DOI) (Appendix)

 

D. Quint, Common Values and Low Reserve Prices

Journal of Industrial Economics 65 (2), June 2017 (PDF) (DOI) (Appendix)

 

A. Aradillas-López, A. Gandhi, and D. Quint, A Simple Test for Moment Inequality Models with an Application to English Auctions

Journal of Econometrics 194, September 2016 (PDF) (DOI) (Appendix)

 

D. Quint, Imperfect Competition with Complements And Substitutes

            Journal of Economic Theory 152, July 2014     (PDF)     (DOI)     (Appendix)

 

D. Quint, Pooling With Essential And Nonessential Patents

            AEJ: Microeconomics 6 (1), February 2014     (PDF)     (DOI)

 

A. Aradillas-López, A. Gandhi, and D. Quint, Identification and Inference in Ascending Auctions with Correlated Private Values

            Econometrica 81 (2), March 2013     (PDF)     (DOI)     (Appendix)

 

D. Quint, Looking Smart versus Playing Dumb in Common-Value Auctions

            Economic Theory 44 (3), September 2010     (PDF)     (DOI)

 

D. Quint, Unobserved Correlation in Private-Value Ascending Auctions

            Economics Letters 100 (3), September 2008     (PDF)     (DOI)     (Extensions)

 

G. Caruana, L. Einav, and D. Quint, Multilateral Bargaining with Concession Costs

            Journal of Economic Theory 132 (1), January 2007     (PDF)     (DOI)

 

D. Quint and L. Einav, Efficient Entry

            Economics Letters 88 (2), August 2005     (PDF)     (DOI)

 

 

working papers

 

C. Hernández, D. Quint, and C. Turansick (2019), Estimation in English Auctions with Unobserved Heterogeneity, revise-and-resubmit, RAND Journal of Economics     (PDF)

 

L. Boerner and D. Quint (2019), Medieval Matching Markets     (PDF)     (Appendix)

 

C. van Bochove, L. Boerner, and D. Quint (2017), Anglo-Dutch Premium Auctions in Eighteenth-Century Amsterdam     (PDF)     (Appendix)

 

D. Quint (2016), A Simple Example to Illustrate the Linkage Principle     (PDF)

 

Y. Lien and D. Quint (2011), Bidding Reversals in a Multiple-Good Auction with Aggregate Reserve Price     (PDF)     (Appendix)

 

 

other publications

 

D. Quint, Patent Pools

The New Palgrave Dictionary of Economics Online, S. Durlauf and L. Blume, Eds., Palgrave Macmillan, 2008     (PDF)     (DOI)

 

D. Quint, L. Rodman, and I. Spitkovsky, New Cases of Almost Periodic Factorization of Triangular Matrix Functions

            Michigan Mathematical Journal 45 (1), April 1998     (PDF)     (DOI)

 

 

invited seminars

 

2018-19: Penn State

2016-17: U of Guelph

2015-16: Indiana, Johns Hopkins, Cologne, Bonn, Mannheim

2014-15: EUI, Collegio Carlo Alberto, U of Warwick, UCL, Heriot Watt, U of St. Andrews

2013-14: Northwestern, Washington U St Louis, U of Illinois, U of Western Ontario, U of Toronto/Rotman

2012-13: UT-Austin McCombs, U of Maryland, Michigan State

2011-12: Lawrence U

2010-11: Washington U Olin, Stanford GSB, Boston College, Mannheim, Humboldt/Freie U Berlin, Paris X

2009-10: Harvard Business School NOM, Concordia, U of Chicago Booth

2008-09: UW Milwaukee

2007-08: UC San Diego, UCLA, Ohio State

2006-07: Caltech, MIT Sloan, U of Maryland, NYU Stern, Yale School of Management, U of Wisconsin

 

 

conference presentations

 

2016-17: Money, Banking and Asset Markets (Madison, as discussant)

2014-15: Econometric Society World Congress (Montreal)

2013-14: Midwest Economic Theory Meeting (Ann Arbor)

2012-13: NBER Market Design working group (Cambridge), Columbia/Duke/Northwestern IO Theory Conference (Evanston), Conference In Honor of Paul Milgrom’s 65th Birthday (Stanford), International Industrial Organization Conference (Boston)

2011-12: Games 2012 (Istanbul)

2010-11: Midwest Economic Theory Meeting (Madison), AEA and Econometric Society Winter Meetings (Denver)

2009-10: International Industrial Organization Conference (Vancouver)

2008-09: Midwest Mathematical Economics and Theory (Columbus), International Industrial Organization Conference (Boston), International Conference on Game Theory (Stony Brook), Summer Economics Conference (Seoul)

2007-08: Midwest Economics Association (Chicago), Society for Economic Dynamics (Cambridge), Games 2008 (Evanston), NBER Intellectual Property workshop (Cambridge, as discussant)

 

 

teaching

 

University of Wisconsin

Law and Economics (Undergraduate)

Markets and Models (Undergraduate)

Five Beautiful Results in Micro Theory, With Proofs (Undergraduate)

Microeconomics I (MS/Honors Undergraduate)

Micro Theory I (first-year PhD)

Advanced Microeconomic Theory (second-year PhD)

Markets and Mechanisms (second-year PhD)

 

Stanford University

Instructor: Core Microeconomics (PhD)

Teaching Assistant: Game Theory (Undergraduate)

 

Harvard University

Course Assistant: Multivariate Calculus (Undergraduate)

 

 

teaching awards

 

Distinguished Honors Faculty Award, Letters & Science Honors Program, University of Wisconsin, 2017

Honored Instructor, University Housing, University of Wisconsin, 2012

Honored Instructor, University Housing, University of Wisconsin, 2011

Honored Instructor, Chadbourne Residential College, University of Wisconsin, 2009

Outstanding Teaching Assistant Award, Stanford Department of Economics, fall 2003

Certificate of Distinction in Teaching, Harvard University, spring 1996

Certificate of Distinction in Teaching, Harvard University, fall 1995

 

 

other awards, grants, and fellowships

 

Wisconsin Alumni Research Foundation research grants, 2008-09, 2009-10, 2010-11, 2011-12, 2012-13

Phipps Fellowship, University of Wisconsin Department of Economics, 2007-2013

Bradley Research Fellowship, Stanford Institute for Economic Policy Research, 2006-07

Summer Research Fellowship, John M. Olin Program in Law and Economics, Stanford Law School, 2006

Honorable Mention, Second-Year Paper Prize, Stanford Department of Economics, fall 2003

Forman Family Fellowship, Stanford Department of Economics, 2002-03

Graduate Fellowship, Stanford Department of Economics, 2001-02

 

 

doctoral students (as primary advisor) and initial job placement

 

Chang-Koo Chi, Ph.D. 2014: Post-doc, Aalto School of Economics

Francis Flanagan, Ph.D. 2013: Assistant Professor, Wake Forest University

Hojun Lee, Ph.D. 2009: Research Fellow, Korea Development Institute

 

 

editorial/refereeing

 

Associate Editor, Journal of Industrial Economics, 2013-

 

Proposal Review, National Science Foundation

 

Referee, American Economic Review, Econometrica, Journal of Political Economy, Quarterly Journal of Economics, Review of Economic Studies, AEJ: Microeconomics, B.E. Journal of Economic Analysis & Policy, Economic Inquiry, Economic Journal, Economic Theory, Election Law Journal, European Economic Review, Games and Economic Behavior, Information Economics and Policy, International Economic Review, International Journal of Industrial Organization, Journal of Business Ethics, Journal of Economic Literature, Journal of Economic Theory, Journal of the European Economic Association, Journal of Industrial Economics, Journal of Mathematical Economics, Journal of Money, Credit and Banking, Operations Research, RAND Journal of Economics, Review of Economic Design, Theoretical Economics

 

 

other employment

 

Oliver, Wyman & Co., New York, NY (now a part of Oliver Wyman)

Project Manager, 1999-2001

Consultant, 1997-1999

 

 

last revised: April 2019