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Daniel Quint |
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Department of Economics, Tel.: (608) 263-2515 / Email: dquint@ssc.wisc.edu |
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academic appointment |
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Assistant
Professor, 2007-present |
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education |
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Ph.D.
in Economics, June 2007 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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fellowships, honors, and awards (non-teaching) |
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Wisconsin Alumni
Research Foundation research grant, 2009-2010 Wisconsin Alumni
Research Foundation research grant, 2008-2009 Phipps Fellowship, University of Bradley Research
Fellowship, Stanford Institute for
Economic Policy Research, 2006-2007 Summer Research
Fellowship, John M. Olin Program in
Law and Economics, Honorable Mention,
Second-Year Paper Prize, Stanford
Department of Economics, fall 2003 Forman Family Fellowship, Stanford Department of Economics, 2002-2003 Graduate Fellowship, Stanford Department of Economics, 2001-2002 |
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teaching awards |
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Honored Instructor, Chadbourne
Residential College, Outstanding Teaching
Assistant Award, Stanford
Department of Economics, fall 2003 Certificate of
Distinction in Teaching, Certificate of
Distinction in Teaching, |
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Looking Smart versus Playing Dumb in Common-Value
Auctions 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 |
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Nonparametric Methods
for Ascending Auctions with Unobserved Heterogeneity (with Amit
Gandhi) Economics of Patent
Pools When Some (But Not All) Patents Are Essential Bidding Reversals in a
Multiple-Good Auction with Aggregate Reserve Price (with Yuanchuan
Lien) |
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Patent Pools, in The New Palgrave Dictionary of Economics Online, Steven N. Durlauf and New Cases of Almost
Periodic Factorization of Triangular Matrix Functions (with Leiba
Rodman and Ilya Spitkovsky), |
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invited seminars and conference presentations |
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2009-2010:
2008-2009:
UW Milwaukee; Midwest Mathematical Economics and Theory ( 2007-2008:
UC San Diego; UCLA; Ohio State; Midwest Economics Association (Chicago);
Society for Economic Dynamics (Cambridge); Games 2008 (Evanston); National
Bureau of Economic Research 2006-2007: Caltech; MIT Sloan; U of |
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teaching experience |
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University of Advanced
Microeconomic Theory I (Graduate), fall 2007, fall 2008, fall 2009 Economics
of Law (Undergraduate), fall 2007, fall 2008, spring 2009, fall 2009 Instructor:
Core Microeconomics (Graduate), fall 2005 Teaching
Assistant: Game Theory (Undergraduate), winter 2003, spring 2004, winter 2005 Teaching
Assistant: Core Microeconomics (Graduate), fall 2003 Course
Assistant: Multivariate Calculus (Undergraduate), spring 1994, fall 1995,
spring 1996 |
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refereeing |
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Games and Economic
Behavior, Information Economics and Policy, Journal of Economic Theory, National Science
Foundation, Quarterly Journal of
Economics, Theoretical Economics |
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other employment |
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Oliver, Wyman & Co., 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: October 2009 |