Philipp Schmidt-Dengler
Department of
Economics
United
Kingdom
E-mail: p.schmidt-dengler@lse.ac.uk
Current Position:
Lecturer, Department of Economics,
Research Interests:
Industrial Organization, Applied Econometrics, Applied Microeconomics
Education:
Queen's University, M.A., October 2000
Papers:
The Timing of New Technology Adoption: The Case of MRI, manuscript, (revise and resubmit at Review of Economic Studies)
Asymptotic Least Squares Estimators
for Dynamic Games (with Martin Pesendorfer), Review
of Economic Studies, (2008) 75, 901-928
Sequential Estimation of Dynamic Discrete Games: A Comment (with Martin Pesendorfer), Econometrica, Vol. 78, No. 2 (March, 2010), 833–842
N-Player Preemption Games (with Rossella Argenziano), manuscript, revised and resubmitted, July 2010
Preemption and the Efficiency of
Entry (with Rossella Argenziano), manuscript, February 2010, submitted
Identification and Estimation of Dynamic Games (with Martin Pesendorfer), May 2003, NBER Working Paper No. 9726
A Structural Model of Aggregate US Job Flows: Another Look, Journal of Applied Econometrics, Vol. 18: 113-118, 2003
Austrian Demography and Housing Demand: Is there a Connection? (with G. Lee, B. Felderer and C. Helmenstein),
Empirica
28:
259-276, 2001. (Reprinted in:
Research Grants:
STICERD
Grant `Policy and the Dynamics of Market Structure: The Critical Access
Hospital Program (joint G. Gowrisankaran, Claudio Lucarelli, and R. Town), 2008
ESRC
Award `General Preemption Games and their
Applications to Industrial Organization' (joint with Rossella Argenziano),
2006-2007
SSRC Program on Philanthropy and
the Nonprofit Sector Fellowship, 2004-2005
Prizes and Stipends:
Zellner Thesis Award for Best
Dissertation in Business and Economics Statistics, American Statistical
Association, 2006
(makes one chapter of PhD thesis
eligible for publication in Journal of
Business and Economics Statistics)
Young Economist Award, Austrian
Economic Association (joint with Rossella Argenziano), 2008
Young Economist Essay Award,
E.A.R.I.E, 2005
Carl Anderson Prize Fellowship,
Cowles Foundation, 2004
Fulbright Scholarship, 2000
(declined)
Queen's University Graduate
Fellowship, 1999-2000
Teaching Experience:
Lecturer, Economics of Industry for MSc Students, 2005/2006, LSE
Lecturer, Empirical Methods in Applied Microeconomics for PhD Students, 2005, LSE
Lecturer, Industrial Organization and Competition Policy, Summer 2005, LSE Summer School
Teaching Fellow, Industrial Organization, Spring 2004,
Teaching Fellow, Microeconomics, Fall 2002,
Teaching Assistant, Economic History, Winter 2000, Queen's University
Teaching Assistant, Introductory Economics, Fall 1999, Queen's University
Other Professional Experience:
Associate Editor, International
Journal of Industrial Organization, since 2009
CES-Ifo
Network Affiliate, since 2008
Member of the Academic Advisory
Visiting Professor, Institute for Advanced Studies,
Visiting Professor,
Referee Service:
American
Economic Review, Econometrica, Economica
,Economic Journal,
International
Journal of Industrial Organization, Journal of Industrial Economics,
Rand
Journal of Economics, Review of Economic Studies
Proposal Review:
National
Science Foundation (
Invited Seminar Presentations:
UPenn, Regensburg,
Texas/Austin, Tinbergen Institute,
Invited/Refereed Conference
Presentations:
Austrian Economic Association
Annual Conference, May 2008
CES-Ifo Area Conference on Applied Microeconomics,
Network
of Industrial Economists,
14th
WZB conference on Markets and Politics,
Society
for Economic Dynamics,
Seventh
CEPR Conference on Applied Industrial Organization, Funchal,
May 2006
CEPR
Conference on Competition Policy for International Development, Growth and
Trade,
E.A.R.I.E.
Conference,
Kiel-Munich
Workshop on the Economics of Information and Network Industries,
Fellows'
Conference of the Social Science Research Council's Program on Philanthropy and
the Nonprofit Sector,
Conference
on Matching Models in Economics,
Numerically
Intensive Economic Policy Analysis, Queen's University, May 2004
NBER
Summer Institute,
Joint Conference of the
European Real Estate Society and the American Real Estate and Urban Economics
Association,
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