Mittwoch, 09.03.2016, 14:30-18:30 Uhr im H1527, Helmholtzbau
Leitung des Workshops
- Martin Bichler (TU München)
- Verena Dorner (KIT)
- Dennis Kundisch (Universität Paderborn)
- Dirk Neumann (Albert-Ludwigs-Universität Freiburg)
- Christof Weinhardt (KIT)
- Steffen Zimmermann (Universität Innsbruck)
Inhalt des Workshops
This workshop provides a forum for IS researchers interested in the microeconomic foundation of IS and the design of economic mechanisms and respective Internet-based systems. Topics of interest include, but are not limited to the design and economic analysis of
- auctions markets
- matching markets
- coordination platforms
- reputation mechanisms
- crowd sourcing platforms
- crowd funding platforms
- sharing platforms
- incentive systems
- policy measures for digital markets
The workshop will feature a limited number of invited presentations (if you are interested in presenting, please contact the workshop organizers) with a discussant and intense plenum debates. Further, there will be enough time to discuss potential steps to move jointly forward in order to make this kind of research more visible among researchers, business practice, politics as well as students.
Programm des Workshops
- Martin Bichler (joint with Per Paulsen)
Why Do Bidders Not Reduce Demand? A Principal-Agent Model of Bidding Firms in Multi-Unit Auctions - Dirk Neumann
Electronic Market Design: Efficiency Analysis with Bayesian Structural Time Series - Steffen Zimmermann (joint with Philipp Hermann, Dennis Kundisch, and Barrie Nault)
How do different Sources of the Variance of Online Consumer Ratings matter? - Oliver Hinz (joint with Shawndra Hill)
The Impact of TV Consumption on Online Shopping Behavior
Zielgruppe des Workshops
Researchers who would like to contribute to building up a European network of researchers interested IS Design and Economic Behavior and who are typically attending conferences such as WISE, CIST, TEIS, and the Economics of IS-Tracks at ICIS, ECIS etc.