'With the rise of big data, online platforms can asymmetrically release buyer data in order to induce sellers to engage in 3rd degree price discrimination. Doing so is especially profitable in markets with niche sellers.' Read the new JI working paper by G. Charlson.
The Cambridge-INET Institute was created in the wake of the Global Financial Crisis and advances innovative approaches in economics. Prof. Carvalho also explains it's transition to a new institute, thanks to a generous donation.
The Cambridge-INET led, COVID-19 Economic Research website has an extensive collection of videos by Cambridge Academics discussing their research into the pandemic and it's economics effects.
Led by Cambridge-INET, this site looks at the economic implications of COVID-19, through Special Features, Research Papers, Videos, Podcasts, Media mentions and Blogs.
William Janeway has published a new working paper, with Ramana Nanda and Matthew Rhodes-Kropf, that investigates the relationship between venture capital booms and startup financing.
Christopher Rauh’s new paper with Teodora Boneva and Marta Golin looks at the differences in undergraduate experiences, by socioeconomic background and the effect this has on their postgraduate education.
Linqi Wang PhD student in Financial Econometrics and Quantitative Finance at Université catholique de Louvain Visiting between: (01 Oct 2021 - 31 Mar 2022)
Dr Gerard Kambou Senior Economist (ret), Office of the Chief Economist for Africa
The World Bank Group Visiting between: (05 Oct 2021 - 30 Jun 2022)
Prof Florin Bilbiie Professor of Economics at University of Lausanne Visiting between: (01 Jan 2022 - 31 Jul 2022)
Kainat Khowaja Research Associate and PhD student at Humboldt University of Berlin Visiting between: (03 Jan 2022 - 21 Jan 2022)
