Conference
Past
17th Digital Economics Conference
- DateFrom 9 to 10 January 2025
- Room Auditorium 3 JJ Laffont - Auditorium 4
Thank you!
It was a sincere pleasure to welcome you at the 17th Digital Economics Conference on January 9-10, 2025 at TSE.
The Scientific Committee warmly thanks its partners and participants for being a part of this scientific event and for contributing to its success.
We invite you to consult the section EVENT of the site which announces all conferences proposed by TSE.
Background & objective
The objective of the conference, organized by the TSE Digital Center at the Toulouse School of Economics, with the help of the Center for Economic Policy Research (CEPR) is to discuss recent contributions to the understanding of the digital economy and its consequences for modern societies.
The conference will feature contributions in economics - theoretical, econometric, experimental and policy oriented - as well as contributions from other social sciences and computer and data science.
Speakers
Keynote speakers
- Julian Wright (National University of Singapore)
- Garrett Johnson (Boston University)
Roundtable
- Olivier Coste (Coste and Partners) Slides
- Diane Coyle (University of Cambridge)
- Monika Schnitzer (University of Munich)
- Jean Tirole (TSE)
- Paul Seabright (TSE) - Chair
Organizing committee
Alexandre de Cornière (TSE, CEPR), Jacques Crémer (TSE, CEPR) and Paul Seabright (IAST, TSE, CEPR)
Supported by
Conference - Workshop - Seminar
Javad Shamsi, A New order? Digital Disruption and Entrepreneurial Opportunities
Andrey Simonov, Platform Power of News Aggregators
Olga Slivko, Content Regulation or Self-Moderation? The Effect of Network Enforcement Act on Twitter
Greg Taylor, Fulfilled by Amazon: Marketplace Tying of Ancillary Services
Jean Tirole, Roundtable: Europe's Innovation Deficit: Is it real, and what can be done about it?
Tong Wang, Enforceability v.s. Flexibility: When Do Smart Contracts Outperform Traditional Contracts?
Yifei Wang, Competition and Privacy
Wenshi Wei, Mitigating Moral Hazard in Delegated Investment through Recommendation Algorithms
Nils Wernerfelt, Digital Advertising and Market Structure: Implications for Privacy Regulation
Alexander White, Platform Competition and Interoperability: The Net Fee Model
Julian Wright, Is it anticompetitive for platforms to limit disintermediation?
Hao Yang, AI Coordination and Self-Fulfilling Financial Crises
Conference venue
Toulouse School of Economics
1 Esplanade de l'Université - Auditorium 3 JJ Laffont & Auditorium 4
31080 Toulouse cedex 06
Conference secretariat
Mélanie Bataillard / Emilie Lopez
