Research Interests
Networked Markets; Network Games; Bargaining; Cascades on Networks; Search; Matching
Recent Publications
Published Papers
Elliott, M. and Nava, F. Decentralized Bargaining in Matching Markets: Efficient Stationary Equilibria and the Core, (2018) Theoretical Econoimcs, forthcomingElliott, M. and Golub, B. A network approach to public goods, (2018) accepted, Journal of Political Economy
Elliott, M. Inefficiencies in networked markets, (2015) American Economic Journal: Microeconomics
Elliott, M., Golub, B. and Jackson, M.O. Financial networks and contagion, (2014) American Economic Review
Elliott, M., Golub, B. and Kirilenko, A. How sharing information can garble expert's advice, (2014) American Economic Review Papers and Proceedings
Cambridge Working Papers in Economics
Elliott, M. and Golub, B. A Network Approach to Public Goods, (2018) CWPE1813Agranov, M. and Elliott, M. Commitment and (In)Efficiency: A Bargaining Experiment, (2017) CWPE1743
Conference Publication
Elliott, M., Golub, B. and Leduc, M. V. Networked markets and relational contracts, (2017) Thirteenth International Conference on Web and Internet Economics, WINE 2017, Bangalore, IndiaElliott, M. and Golub, B. A network approach to public goods, (2013) Fourteenth ACM Conference on electronic commerce, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Recent Activities
Faculty Senior Academic Promotions - Publication Date: 2018-06-14
Dr. Tiago Cavalcanti, Dr. Meredith Crowley and Dr. Matthew Elliott have all been successful in the Faculty's Senior Academic Promotions.
Faculty Members to speak at CERF in The City 2018 - Publication Date: 2018-01-31
Dr Elisa Faraglia and Dr Matt Elliott are to speak at the CERF in the City 2018 event on The Risks in Financial Markets.
Workshop on Networks - Publication Date: 2017-04-04
Workshop on Networks will take place on April 21st 2017 in the Faculty of Economics, Keynes Room from 2.30pm to 5.30pm. Please register your interest in this event.
Keynes Fund Sponsored Projects
Free-Riding and Group Cooperation (JHOP)
Teaching
PIIA Paper 1 - Michaelmas - Game Theory, Welfare, and Applications
R100 Microeconomics
PhD Students
Advisor
Jakob Berndt
PhD Title: Indoctrination and Belief Manipulation in Social Networks
Research: Microeconomic Theory, Information Economics, Networks
PhD Title: Indoctrination and Belief Manipulation in Social Networks
Research: Microeconomic Theory, Information Economics, Networks
