Ignacio Monzón

Ignacio Monzón serves as Associate Professor at the University of Turin within the Department of Economics, Statistics and Finance and holds a Junior Chair position at Collegio Carlo Alberto. His research centers on theoretical economics with emphasis on strategic interactions and institutional design.

His educational background includes:

• PhD in Economics from University of Wisconsin-Madison (2010)

Monzón's research spans game theory and contract theory, with recent investigations into observational learning, labor market dynamics, delegation mechanisms, and bargaining under asymmetric information. His work consistently addresses how information structures and strategic behavior shape organizational and market outcomes, resulting in publications in premier journals including the American Economic Review and Journal of Economic Theory.

Analysis of his recent CEPR discussion papers reveals a cohesive research trajectory focused on delegation frameworks and oversight mechanisms in organizational contexts, particularly examining how endogenous information states and friendly monitoring affect decision-making. His publications demonstrate methodological rigor in applying game-theoretic models to real-world economic problems across labor, organizational, and industrial settings.