The 21st annual International Industrial Organization Conference will be held in-person from April 21 – 23, 2023 at the Capital Hilton in Washington, DC. The conference will be hosted by the University of Maryland’s Department of Economics. The conference will include panel discussions and contributed sessions on all topics in industrial organization including antitrust economics and regulation.
We are pleased to announce that Paul Klemperer will receive the Distinguished Fellow Award and Francine LaFontaine will receive the Distinguished Service Award.
To submit a paper, please visit: http://editorialexpress.com/conference/IIOC2023
DEADLINES: Paper submissions through the web link above will be accepted through January 31, 2023. There is no submission fee. Decisions will be announced by February 24, 2023. Paper presenters must register by March 15, 2023.
CONFERENCE GUIDELINES: The individual submitting the paper is expected to present accepted papers. Paper acceptances are also conditional on the submitter’s willingness to serve as a discussant in another session of the conference. If you wish to propose a full session, contact the Program Chair, Mo Xiao at mxiao@arizona.edu
Again this year, the Industrial Organization Society is pleased to award the following two prizes which include an honorarium of $2,500. To be considered for one of the prizes, completed papers must be uploaded to the conference web site by January 31, 2023.
The 15th annual University of Florida Robert F. Lanzillotti Prize will be awarded for the best paper in antitrust economics.·
The 15th annual University of Florida Public Utility Research Center Prize will be awarded for the best paper in regulatory economics.
RISING STAR SESSIONS: The Rising Star sessions showcase the best graduate student research in industrial organization, and provide emerging scholars with both heightened visibility and expert feedback on their research. Session chairs and discussants are drawn from established Industrial Organization scholars, and many of the presenters in Rising Star sessions develop long-standing professional relationships with their session participants. To ensure we give student work consideration for these prestigious sessions, all graduate student submissions must go through the Rising Stars Area on the submission portal. Papers that are not selected for a Rising Star session will be considered for inclusion in a general session at the IIOC. SPONSORED SESSIONS: This year there will be several sessions devoted to frontier topics that are jointly selected by the IOS Board and a company working on issues related to Industrial Organization. You may apply directly to present in one of these sessions, but all conference submissions related to these topics will be considered for inclusion in these sessions. Papers will be independently selected by the Program Committee.
LOCAL ORGANIZING COMMITTEE: Andrew Sweeting (University of Maryland), Ginger Ji (University of Maryland), Nathan Miller (Georgetown University)
Program Committee
• Emek Basker, U.S. Census Bureau
• Zach Brown, University of Michigan
• Jay Pil Choi, Michigan State University
• Robert Clark, Queens University
• Chris Conlon, New York University
• Nicolas DeRoos, University of Sydney
• Alon Eizenberg, Hebrew University of Jerusalem
• Chiara Farronato, Harvard University
• Alberto Galasso, University of Toronto
• Matthew Grennan, University of California, Berkeley
• Paul Grieco, Penn State
• Chun-Yu Ho, University at Albany, SUNY
• Ryan Kellogg, University of Chicago
• Margaret Kyle, MINES ParisTech
• Haizhen Lin, Indiana University
• Jingfeng Lu, National University of Singapore
• Yao Luo, University of Toronto
• Guillermo Marshall, University of British Columbia
• Matthew Mitchell, University of Toronto
• Peter Newberry, University of Georgia
• Devesh Raval, Federal Trade Commission
• Imke Reimers, Northeastern University
• Andrew Rhodes, Toulouse School of Economics
• Nicolas Schutz, University of Mannheim
• Gloria Sheu, Federal Reserve Board of Governors
• Michelle Sovinsky, University of Mannheim
• Ashley Swanson, University of Wisconsin-Madison
• Matthijs Wildenbeest, University of Arizona
• Jonathan Williams, University of North Carolina
Contact Information:
Industrial Organization Society
c/o Northeastern University Department of Economics
301 Lake Hall
Boston, MA 02115
(617) 373-2887
Kathleen Downey
k.downey@northeastern.edu