Christoph Schottmüller
[research] [teaching] [links]
I am assistant professor at the University of Copenhagen.
address:
Department of Economics
University of Copenhagen
Øster Farimagsgade 5, building 26
DK-1353 Copenhagen K
phone: +45 35 32 30 87
email: [first name] [dot] schottmueller [at] econ [dot] ku [dot] dk
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Research
Fields of interest: microeconomic theory (contract theory, mechanism design, game theory), health economics
Working Papers
Too good to be truthful: Why competent advisers are fired paper slides slides25
webappendix: here as jupyter notebook
How Jeremy Bentham would defend against coordinated attacks (with Ole Jann) paper slides slides25
Do health insurers contract the best providers? Provider networks, quality and costs (with Jan Boone) paper slides
Stochastic mechanisms and quasilinear preferences (with Jan Boone) paper (inactive)
Publications
Monopoly insurance and endogenous information (with Johan Lagerlöf) paper slides, International Economic Review, accepted for publication
new supplementary material: here, Python code: here and here
Facilitating consumer learning in insurance markets: What are the welfare effects? (with Johan Lagerlöf) paper, Scandinavian Journal of Economics, accepted for publication
supplementary material: here, Python code: here
Health insurance without single crossing: why healthy people have high coverage (with Jan Boone), wp Q & A, Economic Journal doi, forthcoming
supplementary material: see here
Procurement with specialized firms (with Jan Boone) wp, RAND Journal of Economics doi, Vol. 47, Fall 2016, pp. 661-687
supplementary material: here
Adverse selection without single crossing: monotone solutions, preprint including webappendix, Journal of Economic Theory doi, Vol. 158, July 2015, pp. 127-164
supplementary material: main text example, interior binding ic, bunching example
Correlated equilibria in homogeneous good Bertrand competition (with Ole Jann), preprint, Journal of Mathematical Economis doi, Vol. 57, March 2015, pp. 31-37
Cost incentives for doctors: A double-edged sword, preprint, Q & A, European Economic Review doi, Vol. 61, July 2013, pp. 43-58