普林斯顿大学20年来最好的学生（E. Glen Weyl）CV

E. Glen Weyl http://www.glenweyl.com Cell phone: +1 (617) 599-8919 Academic: 78 Mount Auburn Street Cambridge, MA 02138 E-mail: weyl@fas.harvard.edu Personal: 41 Kirkland Street, Apt. 305 Cambridge, MA 02138 Born: May 6, 1985 in San Francisco, CA Married to Alisha C. Holland EDUCATION AT PRINCETON UNIVERSITY A.B. in Economics, Valedictorian (2007); certificates in Finance and Applications of Computing M.A., Ph.D. in Economics (2008) Dissertation title: “Essays on Industrial Organization and Economic Methodology” PRIMARY EMPLOYMENT Junior Fellow at the Society of Fellows, Harvard University (2008-present) Post-Doctoral Fellow, Department of Economics, Harvard University (2008-present) OTHER EMPLOYMENT Recurrent Visiting Researcher, Toulouse School of Economics (TSE) (2008-present) Visiting Fellow, Milton Friedman Institute for Research in Economics (2010) Visitor, Centro de Investigación Económico, Intituto Tecnológico Autônomo de México (2009) Visiting Scholar, IMPA in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil (2007, 8) Visiting Advisor, Ministerio de la Hacienda, Santiago de Chile (2008) Price Theory Scholar and Visiting Graduate, Becker Center on Chicago Price Theory (2007-8) Research intern at the Economic Analysis Group of DOJ Antitrust Division (EAG) (2006) Quantitative analyst at New York hedge fund Blue Mountain Capital Management (2005) PUBLISHED ARTICLES “Whose Rights? A Critique of Individual Agency as the Basis of Rights,” Politics, Philosophy and Economics (PPE), 2009, 8(2). “Monopoly, Ramsey and Lindahl in Rochet and Tirole (2003),” Economics Letters, 2009, 103(2). “A Price Theory of Multi-Sided Platforms,” American Economic Review, 2010, 100(4). “Economic Contract Theory Tests Models of Mutualism” with Megan E. Frederickson, Doug W. Yu and Naomi E. Pierce, Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, 2010 107(36). Featured as cover story and reviewed as “must read” by the Faculty of 1000. “Linear Demand Systems are Inconsistent with Discrete Choice” with Sonia Jaffe, B. E. Journal of Theoretical Economics (Advances), 2010 10(1): article 52. BOOK IN PRESS Jewish Economies : Deve lopment and Migrat ion in America and Beyond , a collection of Kuznets’s unpublished work on the economic history of Jews co-edited with Stephanie Lo with introductory analytical chapter, “Simon Kuznets: Cautious Empiricst of the Eastern European Jewish Diaspora” by me. First volume forthcoming from Transaction Publishers in April 2011; second in late 2011. UNPUBLISHED AND WORKING PAPERS “Biasing Auctions,” April 2006. “The Price Theory of Two-Sided Markets,” March 2009. “A Simple Theory of Scientific Learning,” September 2007. “Is Arbitrage Socially Beneficial?” October 2007. “Psychic Income, Taxes and the Allocation of Talent,” December 2007. “Double Marginalization in Two-Sided Markets,” July 2008. “Pass-Through as an Economic Tool” with Michal Fabinger, October 2009. Curriculum Vitae for E. Glen Weyl p. 2 “Slutsky meets Marschak: The First-Order Identification of Multi-product Production,” December 2009. “Concordance among Holdouts” with Scott Duke Kominers, July 2010. “Materialistic Genius and Market Power: Uncovering the Best Innovations” with Jean Tirole., August 2010. “Imperfect Platform Competition: A General Framework” with Alexander White, November 2010. SELECTED WORK IN PROGRESS “The First-Order Approach to Merger Analysis” with Sonia Jaffe. “Platforms with Heterogeneous Externalities” with Andre Veiga. SOFTWARE “Apt Demand Toolkit” with Yali Miao, April 2009. “Holdout Software” with William Weingarten and Scott Kominers, April 2010. “Materialistic Genius Simulation Code” with Vladimir Mukharlyamov and David Smalling, July 2010. OPINION ARTICLES “Financial Guidance from FDA,” Boston Globe, December 3rd, 2008. “Put the Bankers Back to Work,” Huffington Post, February 5th, 2009. HONORS Research gift from Microsoft Corporation (2010) Sloan Foundation Research Grant (2010) American Economic Review Excellence in Refereeing award (2010) Harvard Real Estate Academic Initiative research grant (2009) Milton Fund research award, Harvard University (2009) TEACHING EXPERIENCE Teaching assistant for Professors Markus Brunnermeier and José Scheinkman in Financial Economics I (PhD asset pricing), Princeton University, Fall 2006. Average course evaluation rating: 4.22/5.0. DISSERTATIONS AND THESES ADVISED Alexander White, PhD at TSE 2010 (committee co-chair). Initial placement: post-doc at Harvard. Michal Fabinger, PhD at Harvard University in progress (committee member). Scott Duke Kominers, PhD at Harvard University in progress (committee member). Andre Veiga, PhD at TSE in progress (committee co-chair). William Weingarten, BA at Harvard University: expected completion June 2011 PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE More than ninety presentations at universities, regulatory agencies, consultancies and conferences. Referee: American Economic Journal: Microeconomics, American Economic Review, Econometrica, Economic Inquiry, Economics Letters, Journal of Economic Theory, Journal of Economics and Management Strategy, Journal of Finance, Journal of Industrial Economics, Journal of Moral Philosophy, Journal of Political Economy, National Science Foundation, Network and Spatial Economics, PPE, Quarterly Journal of Economics, RAND Journal of Economics, Review of Economic Studies, Review of Network Economics and Scandinavian Journal of Economics Guest Editor, Antitrust Chronicle, Competition Policy International 7(2), Summer 2010 Conference session chair: 2010 AEA Meetings, NET Institute Conference, HES Meetings Discussant: IIOC, NBER Intellectual Policy and the Economy Day and Searle Research Symposium on Antitrust Economics and Competition Policy. OTHER ACTIVITIES Advisory Board Member, Esopus Magazine and Foundation (2008-present)