The aim of the research group is to analyse the economic and social behaviour of economic and social agents, from an interdisciplinary perspective based on methodologies of economic analysis, game theory, quantitative, experimental and computational methods.
- Develop theoretical models based mainly on information economics, incomplete contract theory and game theory.
- Obtain experimental, computational and empirical contrasts of theoretical predictions.
- Industrial economics
Industrial Economics combines theories with empirical work on the organisation of enterprises, markets and industries.
- Environment and economic resources
Analysis of the international cooperation for solving environmental problems (climate change), using methodology from game theory.
- Cooperation and cultural transmission
Dynamic analysis of the horizontal and vertical transmission of cultural values. Interaction and cooperation between individuals.
- Microeconomics and game theory
Analysis of the individual optimising behaviour and in strategic situations. Analysis of the strategic behaviour under uncertainty. Dynamic analysis of the creation of networks in complex processes of socioeconomic interaction.
- Transport economics
Analysis of the pricing systems, the impact of externalities on transport, the competitiveness between means of transport, the effects of changes in the regulator system in the transport market, the study of productivity and efficiency in the transport industry.
- Behavioural economics
Analysis through Experimental Economics, using laboratory experiments, of economic and social phenomena that are difficult to observe in a natural way.
- Applied industrial economics and quantitative methods
The most recent econometric methods to analise the economic theories of industrial organisation are applied in this area.
Tarongers Campus
Av. dels Tarongers, s/n
46022 València (Valencia)
