Contents

1 Speakers

• Mohammad Akbarpour (Stanford). “Just a Few Seeds More: Value of Network Information for Diffusion” (with Suraj Malladi and Amin Saberi)
• Itai Arieli (Technion). “When is the crowd wise?” (with Yakov Babichenko and Rann Smorodinsky)
• Yakov Babichenko (Technion). “Robust Forecast Aggregation” (with Itai Arieli and Rann Smorodinsky)
• Aislinn Bohren (Carnegie Mellon University and University of Pennsylvania). “Misinterpreting Social Outcomes and Information Campaigns” (with Daniel N. Hauser)
• Laura Doval (Caltech). “Sequential Information Design” (with Jeff Ely)
• Ignacio Esponda (UCSB). “Convergence and stability in misspecified Markov decision processes”
• Mira Frick (Yale). “Misinterpreting Others and the Fragility of Social Learning” (with Ryota Iijima and Yuhta Ishii)
• Drew Fudenberg (MIT). “Learning, Experimentation, and Equilibrium Refinements” (with Kevin He)
• Ben Golub (Harvard). “Social Learning in a Dynamic Environment” (with Krishna Dasaratha and Nir Hak)
• David Hirshleifer (UC Irvine). “Visibility Bias in the Transmission of Consumption Norms and Undersaving” (with Bing Han and Johan Walden)
• Matthew Jackson (Stanford). “Access to information in networks and distorted decisions”
• Ilan Lobel (NYU). “Surge Pricing and Its Spatial Supply Response” (with Omar Besbes and Francisco Castro)
• Teddy Mekonnen (Caltech). “Information Acquisition and the Value of Transparency” (with René Leal Vizcaı́no)
• Manuel Mueller-Frank (IESE). “Social Learning Equilibria” (with Elchanan Mossel, Allan Sly and Omer Tamuz)
• Mallesh Pai (Rice). “Compromising Quality to Stay Relevant” (with Rahul Deb and Matt Mitchell)
• Luciano Pomatto (Caltech). “The cost of information acquisition” (with Philipp Strack and Omer Tamuz)
• Evan Sadler (Columbia). “False Information and Disagreement in Social Networks”
• Lones Smith (Wisconsin). “Accept this paper” (with Andrea Wilson)
• Rann Smorodinsky (Technion). “(temporary title) Keeping Up with the Kardashians is Rational” (with Itai Arieli, Gal Bahar and Moshe Tennenholtz)
• Eduard Talamàs (UPenn). “No Holdup in Dynamic Markets” (with Matthew Elliott)
• Omer Tamuz (Caltech). “Stochastic Dominance Under Independent Noise” (with Luciano Pomatto and Philipp Strack)
• Leeat Yariv (Princeton).
• Junjie Zhou (NUS). “Coordination on Networks” (with Matt Leister and Yves Zenou)

2 Schedule

3 Venue, accommodation and directions

The workshop will be held in Baxter Hall, room B125, on the Caltech campus in Pasadena, California.

4 Contact

Omer Tamuz: tamuz@caltech.edu.