Faculty Area
Faculty Expertise
- Economics
- Dynamic Games
- Labor Economics
Contact
Samuel Curtis Johnson Graduate School of Management
Website
Biography
Yi Chen is an assistant professor of economics at the Samuel Curtis Johnson Graduate School of Management. He holds a PhD in economics from Yale University, with a focus on game theory and mechanism design. Chen's research includes both theoretical and applied approaches to principal-agent problems, dynamic games, and organizational economics.
Selected Publications
- Chen, Yi. "A Revision Game of Experimentation on a Common Threshold"Journal of Economic Theory. 186 (2020): 104997
- Chen, Yi. "Dynamic Delegation with a Persistent State"Theoretical Economics. 17.4 (2022): 1589–1618
- Chen, Yi; Wang, Zhe. "Optimal Sequential Selling Mechanism and Deal Protections in Mergers and Acquisitions"Journal of Finance. 78.4 (2023): 2139-2188
- Chen, Yi; Jungbauer, Thomas; Wang, Zhe. "The Strategic Decentralization of Recruiting"Journal of Economic Theory. 209 (2023): 105639
Awards and Honors
- Core Faculty Teaching Award for the One-Year MBA Class of 2022 (2022) Johnson MBA Class of 2022
Recent Courses
- NBA 6950 - Game Theory and Business Strategy
- NCCT 5020 - Microeconomics for Management
Academic Degrees
- PhD Yale University, 2018
- PhM Yale University, 2016
- MA Yale University, 2016
- MA Peking University, 2012
- BS Peking University, 2009
- BA Peking University, 2009