Title: Associate Professor Nationality: Itaty
Email: mail@inaciobo.com
Website: http://www.inaciobo.com
Research Interests
Microeconomic Theory, Matching Theory, Market Design, Experimental and Behavioral Economics
Education
PhD Economics, Boston College 2014
MA Economics, Boston College 2010
MEng Electric Engineering, Universidade de São Paulo 2008
BA Computer Science, Universidade Estadual de Campinas 2003
Academic positions
Associate Professor, University of Macau 05/2023-present
Associate Professor, Southwestern University of Finance & Economics 04/2021-05/2023
Lecturer (Assistant Professor), University of York 09/2019-04/2021
Postdoctoral Research Fellow, WZB Berlin Social Science Center 09/2014-08/2019
Publications
· Inácio Bó, Rustamdjan Hakimov (2023). "Pick-an-Object Mechanisms." Management Science.
· Inácio Bó, Rustamdjan Hakimov (2022). "The iterative deferred acceptance mechanism." Games and Economic Behavior.
· Mustafa Oyuz Afacan, Inácio Bó (2022). "Strategy-proof popular mechanisms." Journal of Mathematical Economics.
· Mustafa Oyuz Afacan, Inácio Bó, Bertan Turhan (2022). "Assignment maximization." Journal of Public Economic Theory.
· Azar Abizada, Inácio Bó (2021). "Hiring from a pool of workers." Journal of Economic Behavior & Organization.
· Inácio Bó, Chiu Yu Ko (2021). "Competitive screening and information transmission." Journal of Public Economic Theory.
· Orhan Aygün, Inácio Bó (2021). "College Admission with Multidimensional Privileges: The Brazilian Affirmative Action Case." American Economic Journal: Microeconomics.
· Inácio Bó, Rustamdjan Hakimov (2020). "Iterative Versus Standard Deferred Acceptance: Experimental Evidence." The Economic Journal.
· Inácio Bó, C.-Philipp Heller (2017). "Strategic Schools under the Boston Mechanism Revisited."Social Choice and Welfare.
· Inácio Bó (2016). "Fair Implementation of Diversity in School Choice." Games and Economic Behavior.
· Inácio Bó, Diego Queiroz, Jaime Sichman (2011). "Studies on the effect of the expressiveness of two strategy representation languages for the iterated n-player Prisoner’s Dilemma.” Revue D’intelligence Artificielle.
