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Matteo Camboni is an Assistant Professor of Economics at the University of Wisconsin - Madison, specializing in Economic Theory, Political Economics, and Organizational Economics. His research explores strategic interactions in economic systems, including contract design, signaling mechanisms, and geopolitical dynamics.
Education:
- Ph.D., Northwestern University (2022), advised by Jeff Ely and Alessandro Pavan
Research Focus: Camboni's work addresses inefficiencies in team monitoring, signaling equilibrium in education markets, comparative statics for dynamic decision-making, and political mechanisms driving social stratification. His forthcoming paper in AEJ: Microeconomics reveals how trust concerns in teams generate paradoxical information waste and transparency-seeking behaviors.
Collaborative Work: He collaborates extensively with Michael Porcellacchia on topics like political favoritism and geoeconomic spheres of influence, with additional work on signaling theory involving Mingzi Niu, Mallesh Pai, and Rakesh Vohra.
