Sven Rady

rady (Professor of Mathematical Economics)

main research fields:	Dynamic decision problems, equilibrium models and games; optimal learning and strategic experimentation; contracts in real estate markets and their consequences for aggregate fluctuations
office phone number:	+49 (0)228 7362080
email address:	sven.rady(at)hcm.uni-bonn.de
Personal Homepage:	http://www.hcm.uni-bonn.de/people/profile/sven-rady/

Selected Publications :

Martin Cripps, Godfrey Keller, Sven Rady, Strategic experimentation with exponential bandits, Econometrica (1): 39--68, 2005
Godfry Keller, Sven Rady, Strategic Experimentation with Poisson Bandits,
Theoretical Economics, 2010
Nicolas Klein Sven Rady, Negatively Correlated Bandits, Review of Economic Studies, 2011
Godfrey Keller, Sven Rady, Optimal experimentation in a changing environment, Rev. Econom. Stud. (3): 475--507, 1999
Harrison Hong Sven Rady, Strategic Trading and Learning about Liquidity, Journal of Financial Markets, 2002
Godfrey Keller Sven Rady, Price Dispersion and Learning in a Dynamic Differentiated-Goods Duopoly, RAND Journal of Economics, 2003
Sven Rady, Option Pricing in the Presence of Natural Boundaries and a Quadratic Diffusion Term, Finance and Stochastics, 331
Francois Ortalo-Magné, Sven Rady, Boom In, Bust Out: Young Households and the Housing Price Cycle, European Economic Review, 1999
Francois Ortalo-Magné, Sven Rady, Housing market dynamics: on the contribution of income shocks and credit constraints, Rev. Econom. Stud. (2): 459--485, 2006
Francois Ortalo-Magné, Sven Rady, Heterogeneity within Communities: A Stochastic Model with Tenure Choice, Journal of Urban Economics, 2008

Brief CV :

1989 Diplom in Mathematics, Bonn University
1990-1991 European Doctoral Program in Quantitative Economics, Bonn University
1991-1995 European Doctoral Program in Quantitative Economics, London School of Economics
1995 Ph.D. in Economics, London School of Economics
1994-1996 Lecturer in Economics, London School of Economics
1996-1999 Assistant Professor of Economics, Stanford Graduate School of Business
1999-2011 Professor of Economics (C4/W3), LMU Munich
since 2011 Professor of Mathematical Economics (W3), Bonn University