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Daniel Quint |
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Department of Economics, #7428 Tel.: (608) 263-2515 / Email: dquint@ssc.wisc.edu |
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academic appointment |
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University of Wisconsin, Madison, WI
Assistant Professor, 2007-present |
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education |
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Stanford University, Stanford, CA Ph.D.
in Economics, June 2007 Advisors:
Paul Milgrom (principal advisor), Jonathan Levin, Liran Einav Dissertation
Title: Essays on Pricing in Strategic Settings Harvard University, Cambridge, MA A.B.
in Mathematics, Magna Cum Laude, June 1997 |
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research interests |
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Microeconomic Theory,
Game Theory, Industrial Organization |
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publications |
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Unobserved Correlation
in Private-Value Ascending Auctions Multilateral Bargaining
with Concession Costs
with Guillermo Caruana and Liran
Einav; Journal of Economic Theory 132 (1),
January 2007 Efficient Entry
with Liran Einav; Economics
Letters 88 (2), August 2005 New Cases of Almost
Periodic Factorization of Triangular Matrix Functions
with Leiba Rodman and Ilya
Spitkovsky; |
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working papers |
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Economics of Patent
Pools When Some (But Not All) Patents Are Essential Common-Value Auctions with
Two Bidders: When To Brag About What You Know Bidding Reversals in a
Multiple-Good Auction with Global Reserve Price, with Yuanchuan
Lien, Caltech |
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ongoing research |
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Testing for Exogenous Entry
in Private Value Ascending Auctions, with Amit Gandhi, Matching on Medieval
Markets, with Lars Boerner, |
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fellowships, honors, awards |
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Bradley Research
Fellowship, Stanford Institute for
Economic Policy Research, 2006–2007 Summer Research
Fellowship, John M. Olin Program in
Law and Economics, Stanford Law School, 2006 Forman Family Fellowship, Stanford Department of Economics, 2002–2003 Graduate Fellowship, Stanford Department of Economics, 2001–2002 Honorable Mention, Second-Year
Paper Prize, Stanford Department of
Economics, fall 2003 Outstanding Teaching
Assistant Award, Stanford
Department of Economics, fall 2003 Certificate of
Distinction in Teaching, Harvard
University, fall 1995 and spring 1996 |
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teaching experience |
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University of Wisconsin
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Advanced Microeconomic Theory I (Graduate), fall 2007
Economics of Law (Undergraduate), fall 2007 Stanford University
Instructor: Core Microeconomics (Graduate), fall 2005
Teaching Assistant: Game Theory (Undergraduate), winter 2003, spring 2004,
winter 2005
Teaching Assistant: Core Microeconomics (Graduate), fall 2003 Harvard University
Course Assistant: Multivariate Calculus (Undergraduate), spring 1994, fall
1995, spring 1996 |
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conference presentations and invited seminars |
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2008: 2007: Caltech;
MIT Sloan; NYU Stern; U of |
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other employment |
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Oliver, Wyman & Co., New York, NY (now a part of Oliver Wyman) Project
Manager, 1999–2001 Consultant,
1997–1999 |
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personal |
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Born January 23, 1975 United States Citizen |
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last revised: 06/08 |