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Tijmen R. Daniëls
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Wissenschaftlicher Mitarbeiter SFB
Büro: H 5104
Phone: ++49-(0)30-314-28645
Fax: ++49-(0)30-314-21798
tijmen.daniels AT tu-berlin.de
I am also affiliated with MInt at the University of Amsterdam
Biography:
I have a doctorate degree (Ph.D.) from the University of Amsterdam, an MPhil degree from Tinbergen Institute's graduate programme in economics, a MSc in Logic and a MA in Economics from the University of Amsterdam. Before I settled on economics and logic, I studied history and philosophy.
My research revolves around financial crises, game theory, and social choice theory. My PhD dissertation is on currency crises and global games. My master dissertation is on the link between logic and social choice theory.
In 2007, I worked for CARE Somalia, a non-governmental development organisation. In 2008, I joined the research group at the Technische Universität Berlin.
office hours
upon appointment by email
Teaching
Research
Journal Publications
A general approach to aggregation problems (with Eric Pacuit). Journal of Logic and Computation, vol 19, issue 3 (2009), 517-36.
Pure strategy dominance with quasiconcave utility functions. Economics Bulletin, vol 3, issue 54 (2008), 1-8. (hand out (PDF, 352,2 KB)).
Other
MSc dissertation: Social Choice and Logic via Simple Games.
PhD dissertation: Rationalised Panics.
Working papers
- Defending against speculative attacks (with Henk Jager and Franc Klaassen). SFB649 working paper. Tinbergen Institute discussion paper.
- Social choice and the logic of simple games (PDF, 619,1 KB) (2009 revision). This is a substantially corrected and expanded version of the text published in the COMSOC-2006 proceedings.
- Unique equilibrium in a dynamic model of speculative attacks (PDF, 275,7 KB) (2009 revision).
- Characterising equilibrium selection in global games (PDF, 912,9 KB) (with Christian Basteck and Frank Heinemann).
Work in progress
- Currency crises with an endogenous interest rate (with Henk Jager and Franc Klaassen). Slides (PDF, 639,6 KB)
- Long and short term debt and emerging market crises (PDF, 436,2 KB)
- k-level theory and monetary policy