Dr Philipp Renner
Senior LecturerResearch Overview
My research interests lie in computational economics and game theory. I am particularly trying to understand the nature of incentive problems in a dynamic context. These kind of problems occur e.g. in taxation, manager remuneration and insurance. They pose a significant mathematical challenge for two reasons. On the one hand they are bilevel optimization problems. And on the other hand it is necessary to solve complicated dynamic programs.
PhD Supervision Interests
I am interested in any project that involves a novel computational challenge. It can be that either the size of the problem is prohibitive for conventional methods or that even writing down the solution conditions is hard. For example finding solutions to a high dimensional dynamic program or equilibria of a dynamic game.
”Machine learning for dynamic incentive problems“ - ESEM
Participation in conference
”Machine learning for dynamic incentive problems“ - NBER Conference
Participation in conference
”Machine learning for dynamic incentive problems“
Participation in conference
”Machine learning for dynamic incentive problems“
Participation in conference
”Machine learning for dynamic incentive problems“
Participation in conference
Platform for Advanced Scientific Computing 2018
Participation in conference
“An augmented first order approach for dynamic principal agent models”
Participation in conference
“Dynamic Principal Agent Models”
Participation in conference
EEA-ESEM Lisbon 2017
Participation in conference
An augmented first order approach
Invited talk
“Dynamic Principal Agent Models”
Participation in conference
“Dynamic Principal Agent Models”
Participation in conference
“Dynamic Principal Agent Models”
Participation in conference
“Polynomial Programming in Economics”
Participation in workshop, seminar, course
“Quantity Pre-Commitment and Bertrand competition”
Participation in conference
“Quantity precommitment and Bertrand competition: A dynamic games approach”
Participation in conference
“Studying Two StageGames by Polynomial Programming”
Participation in conference
- Centre for Financial Econometrics, Asset Markets and Macroeconomic Policy
- Economics Research Group
- Industrial Organisation and Economic Theory
- Macroeconomics and Financial Markets
