Alexander Rodivilov (arodivil)

Alexander Rodivilov

Assistant Professor

School of Business

Babbio Center 628
(201) 216-5385

Education

  • PhD (2017) University of Washington (Economics)

Research

Contract Theory, Information Economics, Industrial Organization, Mechanism Design

Institutional Service

  • Economics Recruitment Committee Member
  • Ph.D. Students Admission Committee Member
  • Finance Recruitment Committee Member

Professional Service

  • National Science Foundation Reviewer
  • Journal of Global Business Insights Editorial Advisory Board
  • Games and Economic Behavior referee
  • International Journal of Industrial Organization referee
  • Journal of Global Business Insights Editorial Advisory Board
  • Journal of Public Economic Theory referee
  • Journal of Economic Behavior and Organization referee
  • Journal of Public Economic Theory referee

Honors and Awards

20th IOEA Accessit Best Paper award
Vice-provost for Academics Teaching Excellence commendation Fall 2021, Fall 2022
Grover and Greta Ensley Fellowship, UW 2016-17
Graduate Teaching Award, UW 2016
James O.York Fellowship, UW 2012-13
Second place, research fellowship competition, CERGE-EI 2012
Citigroup Endowment Scholarship, CERGE-EI 2011-12

Professional Societies

  • The Econometric Society Member

Selected Publications

Learning from Failures: Optimal Contracts for Experimentation and Production (with Fahad Khalil and Jacques Lawarree).
Journal of Economic Theory, Vol. 190, November 2020, 105107.
A Note on Robust Procurement Contracts. Economics Letters, Vol. 201, April 2021, 109785.
Monitoring Innovation. Games and Economic Behavior, Vol. 135, September 2022, pages 297-326.

Courses

Introductory Microeconomics (BT-244, Undergraduate)
Introductory Macroeconomics (BT-243, Undergraduate)
Intermediate Microeconomics (BT-344, Undergraduate)
Game Theory (BT-436, Undergraduate)
Managerial Economics (FIN-616, Master)
Microeconomic Theory (FIN-703, Ph.D.)
Special Problems in Management (MGT 801, Ph.D.)
Research in Management (MGT 960, Ph.D.)