Juuso Toikka

• Tianjiao Dai and Juuso Toikka (2022), Robust Incentives for Teams, Econometrica, 90 (4), pp. 1583-1613.
• Marcin Peski and Juuso Toikka (2017), Value of Persistent Information, Econometrica, 85 (6), pp. 1921-1948. Related
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• Alessandro Bonatti, Gonzalo Cisternas, Juuso Toikka (2017), Dynamic Oligopoly with Incomplete Information, The Review of Economic Studies, 84 (2), pp. 503-546.
• Andrzej Skrzypacz and Juuso Toikka (2015), Mechanisms for Repeated Trade, American Economic Journal: Microeconomics, 7 (4), pp. 252-293.
• Alessandro Pavan, Ilya Segal, Juuso Toikka (2014), Dynamic Mechanism Design: A Myersonian Approach, Econometrica, 82 (2), pp. 601-653. Related
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• Juan Escobar and Juuso Toikka (2013), Efficiency in Games with Markovian Private Information, Econometrica, 81 (5), pp. 1887-1934.
• Juuso Toikka (2011), Ironing without Control, Journal of Economic Theory, 146 (6), pp. 2510-2526. Related
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• Klaus Kultti, Tuomas Takalo, Juuso Toikka (2007), Secrecy versus Patenting, The RAND Journal of Economics, 38 (1), pp. 22-42. Related
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• Klaus Kultti, Tuomas Takalo, Juuso Toikka (2006), Simultaneous Model of Innovation, Secrecy, and Patent Policy, American Economic Review, Papers and Proceedings, 96 (2), pp. 82-86.
• Klaus Kultti, Tuomas Takalo, Juuso Toikka (2006), Cross-licensing and Collusive Behaviour, Homo Oeconomicus, 23 (2), pp. 181-193.
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Past Courses

• BEPP2840 - Game Thy For Bus & Life

  The objective of this course is to make you more skilled in strategic reasoning. Strategic situations permeate our lives and we will examine many such situations through the lens of game theory. The course is composed of game-theoretic concepts, applications, and experiential learning. The bulk of the applications are to business situations including product entry, bargaining, managerial incentive contracts, and network effects. Given the ubiquitous presence of strategic situations in human societies, applications will also extend to politics, war, sports, history, crime, theology, and every day life, and cover such topics as steroid use in sports, traffic congestion, corruption, racial discrimination, and sexual harassment. Students will regularly participate in experiments involving strategic reasoning, and form teams to compete in a simulated industry environment.

Knowledge @ Wharton

• Former Levi’s CEO on Revitalizing a Brand — and the Right Way to Wash Jeans, Knowledge @ Wharton - 04/23/2024
• Why Is Financial Literacy Important? | Olivia S. Mitchell, Knowledge @ Wharton - 04/23/2024
• From Amazon to Uber: Why Platform Accountability Requires a Holistic Approach, Knowledge @ Wharton - 04/22/2024
• Can Intrapreneurship Help Close the Racial Wealth Gap?, Knowledge @ Wharton - 04/22/2024
• Charlotte Tansill & Adam Kornblum on CeraVe’s Super Bowl Ad Campaign, Knowledge @ Wharton - 04/18/2024
• CJ Handron, Co-founder of Diamond Kinetics, Knowledge @ Wharton - 04/17/2024
• The Impact of AI on Financial Literacy | Michael Roberts, Knowledge @ Wharton - 04/16/2024
• Why Staying in Your 401(k) After Retirement Makes Sense, Knowledge @ Wharton - 04/15/2024
• How Social Insurance Drives Credit Card Debt, Knowledge @ Wharton - 04/15/2024
• Can Intrapreneurship Help Close the Racial Wealth Gap?, Knowledge @ Wharton - 04/12/2024