I’m a professor at the University of Ottawa Department of Economics. My research interests are in Social Choice and Matching Theory.
Why “Dosamobile”? Because I’d like to own one some day.
Vikram Manjunath
I’m a professor at the University of Ottawa Department of Economics. My research interests are in Social Choice and Matching Theory.
Why “Dosamobile”? Because I’d like to own one some day.
“Interview Hoarding,” forthcoming, Theoretical Economics. (With Thayer Morrill) [Code]
“Strategy-Proof Exchange under Trichotomous Preferences,” 2021, Journal of Economic Theory 193. (With Alexander Westkamp)
“The Impossibility of Individually Rational, Pareto-efficient, and Strategy-proof rules for Fractional Matching,” 2020, Games and Economic Behavior 19, 15-29. (With Samson Alva)
“Strategy-proof Pareto-improvement,” 2019, Journal of Economic Theory 181, 121-142. (With Samson Alva)
“Learning Matters: Reappraising object allocation rules when agents strategically investigate,” 2018, International Economic Review 59, 557-592. (With Patrick Harless)
“Implementation in stochastic dominance Nash equilibria,” 2017, Social Choice and Welfare 48, 5-30 (special issue of in honor of William Thomson). (With Eun Jeong Heo)
“Fractional matching markets,” 2016, Games and Economic Behavior 100, 321–336.
“Two School Systems, One District: What to do when a unified admissions process is impossible,” 2016, Games and Economic Behavior 95, 25–40. (With Bertan Turhan)
“Efficient and strategy-proof social choice when preferences are single-dipped,” 2014, International Journal of Game Theory 43, 579–597.
“The difference indifference makes in strategy-proof allocation of objects,” 2012, Journal of Economic Theory 147, 1913–1946. (With Paula Jaramillo)
“Group strategy-proofness and social choice between two alternatives,” 2012, Mathematical Social Sciences 63, 239–242.
“When too little is as good as nothing at all: Rationing a disposable good among satiable people with acceptance thresholds,” 2012, Games and Economic Behavior 74, 576–587.
“Dynamics of the presidential veto: a computational analysis,” 2008, Mathematical and Computer Modelling 48, 1570–1589. (With John Duggan and Tasos Kalandrakis)
“Sequential Composition of Choice Functions,” 2023. (With Sean Horan) Slides
“Robust Efficiency,” 2023. (With Samson Alva and Eun Jeong Heo) Slides (June 2023), Slides (July 2023)
“Stable-dominating rules,” 2019. (With Samson Alva)
“Stability and the core of probabilistic marriage problems,” 2013.