Ruben Juarez

Assistant Professor in Economics

University of Hawaii

Main Interests:

Microeconomic theory, Game theory, Mechanism design and Network Economics.

Contact info:

University of Hawaii

Department of Economics, Saunders Hall 542

2424 Maile Way,

Honolulu, Hawaii 96822

PH: (808) 956-4703

FX: (808) 956-4347

Office:

Saunders Hall 509

Email:

rubenj@hawaii.edu

CV

Teaching

Research:

Implementing efficient graphs in connection networks (2009)

Monotonic solutions to the expert aggregation problem (2009)

Group strategyproof cost sharing (Revised and resubmit, 2008).

Collusion-proof cost sharing (Under review, 2008).

Optimal group strategyproof mechanisms: budget balance vs. efficiency (Revised, 2009).

Prior-free cost sharing design: group strategyproofness and the worst absolute loss (Social Computing and Behavioral Modeling, 2009)

The worst absolute surplus loss in the problem of commons: random priority vs. average cost (extended version, Economic Theory 34, 2008).

Solutions without dummy axiom for TU cooperative games (extended version, Economics Bulletin 3 (1), 2008)

Dissection of solutions in cooperative game theory using representation techniques (International Journal of Game Theory 35 (3), 2007).

Composition, scale invariance and convex rationing solutions (2005).

Work in Progress