The Montreal Summer Conference on Industrial Organization is back for its 10th edition on 12th Edition on June 26 and 27, 2025 (Adélaide room - A.414).
The event is organized in collaboration with HEC Montreal, CIRANO, the John Deutsch Institute for the Study of Economic Policy (JDI), the Columbia Program for Economic Research, Duke University, and the Rotman Institute for International Business.
The conference will include six presentations:
- Robust identification in repeated games: An empirical approach to algorithmic competition - Christina Gualdani (Queen Mary University of London)
Discussant: Kei Kawai (University of Tokyo)
- Data-driven nests in discrete choice models - Milena Almagro (Chicago Booth)
Discussant: Jean François Houde (University of Wisconsin)
- Phoning home: The procurement of telecommunications for incarcerated individuals in the United States - Nate Miller (Georgetown University)
Discussant: Eric Richert (University of Chicago)
- Measuring the implications of dynamic free riding: Evidence from telecommunications - Jon Williams (University of North Carolina)
Discussant: Ying Fan (University of Michigan)
- Identifying firm vs. product markups using production data: Micro estimates and aggregate implications - Scott Orr (UBC)
Discussant: Paul Scott (NYU)
- E.U. trade restrictions and heterogeneity among Malaysian oil palm farmers - Audrey Tiew (NYU)
Discussant: Eduardo Souza Rodrigues (University of Toronto)
The event will be held in English.
To register, please contact the organizers.