Francesco Nava

Key Expertise

Economic Theory, Social Networks, Industrial Organisation

EDUCATION

• PhD in Economics, University of Chicago 2009
• MA in Economics, University of Chicago 2005
• Laurea in Economics, Università Bocconi, Milan, Italy 2002

WORK & VISITING POSITIONS

• Tenured Assistant Professor in Economics, London School of Economics 2014
• Visiting Researcher, Microsoft Research, Cambridge USA 2012
• Assistant Professor in Economics, London School of Economics 2009

PUBBLICATIONS

• Differentiated Durable Goods Monopoly (with Schiraldi) 2019
• [American Economic Review, Forthcoming]
• Decentralized Bargaining in Matching Markets (with Elliott) 2019
• [Theoretical Economics, January 2019, 14(1), 211–251]
• Repeated Games and Networks 2016
• [Handbook on the Economics of Networks, March 2016, Chapter 9]
  
• Efficiency in Decentralized Oligopolistic Markets 2015
• [Journal of Economic Theory, May 2015, 157(1), 315–348]
  
• Sales and Collusion in a Market with Storage (with Schiraldi) 2014
• [Journal of the European Economics Association, June 2014, 12(3)]
  
• Efficiency in Repeated Games with Local Monitoring (with Piccione) 2014
• [Theoretical Economics, January 2014, 9(1), 279–312]
  
• Resale and Collusion in a Dynamic Market for Semi‐durable Goods (with Schiraldi) 2012
• [Journal of Industrial Economics, June 2012, 60(2), 274‐298]