The world economy is increasingly reliant on the Web, which serves both as a platform for traditional transactions, as well as an arena for a variety of new economic activities such as online advertising, cloud computing, crowdsourcing, and the sharing economy. The WWW track on Markets and Economics is a forum for theoretical, empirical, and applied research related to the modeling, analysis, and design of web-specific economic activities. Topics include, but are not limited to:
- Digital advertising
- Cloud computing economics
- App ecosystems
- The sharing economy
- Economics of crowdsourcing
- Economics of social networks
- Incentives in user-generated content: reviews, ratings, reputation systems
- Internet-enabled auctions, markets, exchanges and pricing
For questions related to this call, please email:
economics-markets@www2016.ca
Area Chairs
- Nicole Immorlica, Microsoft, USA
- Preston McAfee, Microsoft, USA
Program Committee
- Shuchi Chawla, U. Wisconsin - Madison
- Nikhil Devanur, Microsoft
- David Easley, Cornell
- Federico Echenique, Caltech
- Michal Feldman, Tel Aviv U.
- Andrey Fradkin, MIT
- Arpita Ghosh, Cornell
- Gagan Goel, Google
- Monika Henzinger, U. of Vienna
- Patrick Hummel, Google
- Ron Lavi, Technion
- Katrina Ligett, Caltech and Hebrew U.
- Mohammad Mahdian, Google
- Sigal Oren, Ben Gurion U.
- David Pennock, Microsoft
- Justin Rao, Microsoft
- Yaron Singer, Harvard
- Balasubramanian Sivan, Google
- Kane Sweeney, eBay
- Jennifer Wortman Vaughan, Microsoft
- Christopher Wilkens, Yahoo
- Georgios Zervas, Boston U.
