International Industrial Organization Conference Wieboldt Hall ...

I.A. Theories of Collusion
Friday, 1:30-3:00 p.m., Wieboldt 147
Chair: Michael Whinston, Northwestern University
F1A1
Dan Kovenock, Purdue University Krannert School
of Management
"Price Wars" (with Michael Baye, Indiana University
Kelley School of Business)
Discussant: Michael Whinston, Northwestern
University
I.C. Access Pricing Models I
Friday, 1:30-3:00 p.m., Wieboldt 109
Chair: Ralf Dewenter, University of the Federal
Armed Forces, Hamburg
F1C1
Roger Alexander, Senbazuru Group
"A Tractable Cross-Nested Logit Model for
Evaluating Two-Way Interconnection Competition
with Multiple Network Subscription"
Discussant:
F1A2
Charles Thomas, University of Rochester Simon
School of Business
"The Risk of Contagion from Multimarket Contact"
(with Robert Willig, Princeton University)
Discussant: Joseph Harrington, Johns Hopkins
University
F1C3
Laura Meriluto, University of Canterbury
"Caller and Receiver Pays Usage Pricing and Access
Externalities"
Discussant: Ralf Dewenter, University of the Federal
Armed Forces, Hamburg
F1A3
Emmanuel Dechenaux, Purdue University Krannert
School of Management
"Tacit Collusion and Capacity Withholding in
Repeated Uniform Price Auctions" (with Dan
Kovenock Purdue University Krannert School of
Management)
Discussant: Sebastien Mitraille, University of Bristol
I.B. Theory of Organizations
Friday, 1:30-3:00 p.m., Wieboldt 107
Chair: Alessandro Pavan, Northwestern University
F1B1
F1B2
Michael Raith, University of Rochester Simon
School of Business
"Specific Knowledge and Performance
Measurement"
Discussant: Marcelo Rezende, University of Chicago
Peter Eso, Northwestern University Kellogg School
of Management
"The Price of Advice: A Model of Consulting"
(with Balazs Szentes, University of Chicago)
Discussant: Eloic Peyrache, HEC School of
Management, Paris
I.D. Nonlinear Pricing, Bargaining, and Bundling:
Some Implications for Antitrust
Friday, 1:30-3:00 p.m., Wieboldt 105
Chair: Daniel O'Brien, U. S. Federal Trade
Commission
F1D1
F1D2
F1D3
Patrick DeGraba, U. S. Federal Trade Commission
"Tying and Monopoly Leverage in Wholesale
Markets"
Discussant: Dong Chen, Indiana University Kelley
School of Business
Daniel O'Brien, U. S. Federal Trade Commission
"Bargaining, Bundling, and Clout: The Portfolio
Effects of Horizontal Mergers"
Discussant: Gabriella Chiesa, University of Bologna
Greg Shaffer, University of Rochester Simon School
of Business
"All Units Discounts in Retail Contracts"
Discussant: Michael Salinger, Boston University
School of Management
F1B3
Heski Bar-Isaac, New York University Stern School
of Business
"Efficiency in Expectation and Reputations for
Excellence and Ineptitude" (with Juanjo Ganuza,
University Pompeu Fabra)
Discussant: Alessandro Pavan, Northwestern
University
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