ICE 2008 Student Presentations
Solving the Bewley Model with AMPL
Peter Karadi (New York University), Lorenz Küng (UC Berkeley), Moritz Kuhn (University of Mannheim), Matthias Lux (New York University), and Panos Stavrinides (University of Pennsylvania)
Bundling Software: An MPEC Approach to BLP
Guy Arie (Northwestern University), Oleg Baranov (University of Maryland), Benn Eifert (UC Berkeley), Hector Perez-Saiz (University of Chicago), and Ben Skrainka (University College London)
ML Estimation of a First-Price Auction Model Using the MPEC Approach
Pamela Cardozo (Queen's University), Chris Conlon (Yale University), Brent Hickman (University of Iowa), Nicolas Roys (University College London)
- Presentation: ML Estimation of a First-Price Auction Model Using the MPEC Approach
- Code
- Exponential_auction.md
- bids24.dat
- bids50.dat
- bids150.dat
- bids450.dat
- EXPONENTIAL_AUCTION.MD estimates a first-price auction model with iid private values distributed
exponentially. The three data sets are in BIDS24.DAT, BIDS50.DAT, BIDS150.DAT and BIDS450.DAT.
Each data set contains a sample of equilibrium bids for private values generated from an exponential
with parameter theta=2. To run the program, change the data set on line 8 as desired, and modify
the solver information on line 66.
- Fisher-Tippett_auction.md
- JJ_scaled.dat
- FISHER-TIPPETT_AUCTION.MD estimates a first-price auction model using the data of Campo, Perrigne
and Vuong (2003) and under the assumption that private values are independent and distributed
according to a Fisher-Tippett extreme value distribution. To run the program, change the data set
on line 8 as desired, and modify the solver information on line 66.
- ReadMe.txt
An Optimal Rule of Thumb for Pollution Permits Allocation
Evangelina Dardati (University of Texas) and Mar Reguant (MIT)
- Presentation: An Optimal Rule of Thumb for Pollution Permits Allocation
- Code: Set of codes to be used with AMPL with solvers PATH and KNITRO required
- References: Please have a look at Sven Leyffer, Todd Munson and Karl Schmedder's(1,2,3) tutorials. Model based on "Cournot Game with Learning and Investment" in K. Schmedders slides and "Incorporating oligopoly, CO2 emissions trading and green certificates into a power generation expansion model" by Pedro Linares et al, Automatica.
Portfolio Choice with Borrowing Constraints
Heng Chen (University of Zurich), Fabian Kindermann (University of Würzburg), Robert Sarama (Ohio State University), Daniel Shoag (Harvard University), and Xuan Tam (University of Virginia)
Note: To start the project, just execute simulate.m in MATLAB. Datafiles can only be changed directly in the projectwithrisk.mod
Risk, Diversification, and Growth
Marti Mestieri (MIT), Tarik Ocaktan (Paris School of Economics), Thom Sampson (Harvard University), and David Wiczer (University of Illinois)