Luis Corchón


 

Luis Corchón is Professor at the Department of Economics, Universidad Carlos III de Madrid.

 

 

Contact Information: lcorchon@eco.uc3m.es



65th Birthday

In my 65th birthday four of my former students, Carmen Bevia, Pablo Amorós, Bernardo Moreno y Socorro Puy, organized a workshop in my honor.

Education

  • Ph.D. in Economics: London School of Economics.
  • Ph. D. in Economics: Universidad Complutense.
  • M.Sc. in Econometrics and Mathematical Economics: London School of Economics.
  • B.A. in Economics: Universidad Complutense de Madrid.


Fields of Interest

  • Game Theory.
  • Industrial Organization.
  • Mechanism Design.
  • Political Economy.
  • Economics of Conflict.

Working papers

Publications


Papers with Anonymous Referees


Books

  • Handbook of Game Theory and Industrial Organization (editor with Marco Marini). Edward Elgar, 2018.
  • Theories of Imperfectly Competitive Markets Springer Verlag. 1st edition in paperback September 1996. 2nd edition in hardcover, December 2000.
  • The Theory of Implementation of Socially Optimal Decisions in Economics Macmillan, September 1996. "Addendum and Corrigendum"
  • "Contests: Theory and Applications" (Cambridge University Press). Forthcoming.


Unpublished Papers


Surveys


Institution building

  • Joint founder of Oligo Society https://www.oligo-society.org/ ) that organizes an annual congress -Oligoworkshop- since 2013.
  • Joint founder of the Workshop of Madrid Educational Network that runs a bimonthly seminar in Madrid.

Membership of Editorial Boards

Member of the Editorial Council:
  • Revista Española de Economía (1993- ).
  • Journal of Public Economic Theory (1997-2016).
  • Review of Economic Design (2001- ).
  • Journal of Dynamics and Games (2015-).
  • Mathematical Social Sciences (2020- ).


Membership of Program Comittees

  • Member of Scientific Comittees:
    • VII Meeting de la South European Association of Economic Theory, Toledo December 1987.
    • Simposio Axiomatic Analysis of Resource Allocation, Montreal, May 1996.
    • Econometric Society European Meeting, Istanbul, August 1996.
    • Association of Public Economic Theory, Paris, July 2002.
    • EARIE 2009.
  • Main Organiser:
    • "Oligoworkshop". Madrid, June 2015
    • "Game Theory and Applications", U. Menendez Pelayo, Alicante 1990.
    • "Implementation Theory", 1992, U. de Alicante.
    • "Industrial Economics", 1993, U. de Alicante.
    • "Social Choice", 1994, Universidad de Alicante.
    • "European Workshop on General Equilibrium Theory", Manresa, May 1998.


Awards

  • Bank of Spain: Ph. D. studies, 1976-8, 81-83 (London School of Economics).
  • Research Grant, Ministry of Education, 1981-2.
  • Fundación Empresa Pública: Research Grants, 1985 and 1988.
  • Instituto de Estudios Fiscales: Research Grant, 1987.
  • Fulbright Scholarship, 1989 (U. of Rochester).
  • CAICYT and DGICYT: Head of a project: 1989-91, 1992-3, 1994-6, 1999-2002, 2002-2005, 2005-08, 2009-2011.
  • Scholarship for Visiting, Generalitat of Valencia: 1990 (U. of California), 1991 (Bellcore), 1994 (Harvard U.).
  • Instituto Valenciano de Estudios e Investigación. Research Grant (head of the project), 1990.
  • Integrated Action with the U. of Bielefeld. Implementation Theory (head of the project), 1991-2, 1992-3 and 1993-4.
  • Erasmus, jointly with the U. of Bielefeld 1991.
  • Integrated Action with U. of Manchester 1991.
  • SPES Program with the U. of Bielefeld 1991.
  • Ministry of Foreign Office 1991 (Indian Statistical Institute, Delhi).
  • INTAS, for the cooperation with former members of the USSR, 1995.
  • Awards obtained by students : 6 from the National Research Plan, and 1 from TMR.
  • Research Award, Universidad Carlos III, 2001-3, 2003-5, 2005-07 and 2007-09.
  • BBVA Scholarship for the study of technological transfers aspects. (head of the project).
  • Two internal program scholarships for the Universidad Carlos III. (head of the project).
  • Comunidad de Madrid Scholarship, for the study of the effects of the introduction of Euro (head of the project).


PH. D. Students

  1. Félix Marcos, U. Complutense, Madrid 1982. Jointly published with me in the International Journal of Industrial Organization .
  2. Miguel González-Maestre, U. of Alicante 1993. Louis Chalboud Award (U. of Deusto) to the best dissertation in IO. Published in Revista Española de Economía, International Journal of Industrial Organization and jointly with me in the Spanish Economic Review and Mathematical Social Sciences .
  3. Carmen Beviá, U. of Alicante, 1994. Award to the best thesis (U. of Alicante). Published in Social Choice and Welfare, Economics Letters, Mathematical Social Sciences, Review of Economic Design and jointly with me in Economic Theory .
  4. Ramón Torregrosa, U. of Alicante, 1994. Published in Revista Española de Economía, Public Finance Review and Economics Letters .
  5. Bernardo Moreno, U. of Alicante, 1997.Published in Economics Letters , jointly published with me and J. Alcalde in the Journal of Public Economic Theory , jointly with P. Amorós in Review of Economic Design and jointly with me and P. Amorós in Games and Economic Behavior .
  6. Pablo Amorós, U. of Alicante, 1997. Published in Economics Letters, Social Choice and Welfare , jointly with B. Moreno in Review of Economic Design and jointly with me and B. Moreno in Games and Economic Behavior.
  7. Socorro Puy (main advisor Ignacio Ortuño-Ortín), U. de
    Alicante 1998. Published in Journal of Public Economic Theory (twice) and jointly with me in Social Choice and Welfare and Economics Lettes.
  8. Jose Rueda, U. Carlos III, 2003, jointly published with me in Review of Economic Design.
  9. Matteo Triossi, U. Carlos III, 2006 (jointly with A. Romero-Medina). Award to the best thesis. Published in Games and Economic Behavior and jointly with me in Social Choice and Welfare .
  10. Carlos Gonzalez Pimienta , U. Carlos III, 2007 (jointly with Francesco de Sinopoli). Award to the best thesis. Published in Economic Theory and in Games and Economic Behavior (a solo paper and a joint paper with F. Sinopoli).
  11. Galina Zudenkova, U. Carlos III (jointly with Ignacio Ortuño-Ortín), 2010. Award to the best thesis. Published in the Journal of Public Economics and jointly with me in the International Journal of Industrial Organization and The B.E. Journal of Economic Analysis and Policy.
  12. Anil Yildizparlak. U. Carlos III. 2014. Award to the best thesis: Published in the Journal of Sports Economics and jointly with me in the Journal of Economic Behavior and Organization .
  13. Marco Serena. U. Carlos III. 2017. Published in the European Journal of Political Economy and Public Choice (2) .
  14. Federico Masera. U. Calor III, 2017. Published in The Journal of Law, Economics, & Organization and The Journal of Economic Behavior & Organization.
  15. Michele Rosenberg. U. Carlos III. 2020 (jointly with Irma Clots-Figueres).


Other Merits

  • Member of the scientific committee of GADEA a non profit organization for the development of science in Spain
  • Member (1991) and Chairman (1992) of the National Comission to Evaluate Academic Research in the area of economics.
  • Member of the National Comission to evaluate the profession of economist, 1999-2007.
  • My biography appears in editions 16, 17, 18 y 19 of Marquis Who's Who in the World.
  • Chairman of the Economics Department of Universidad Carlos III, 2004-7.
  • Invited editor of a special issue of Mathematical Social Sciences in Industrial Organization.