Omer Idan

Currently, I have two main research interests:

No regret learning: My interests are in learning and evolution with applications in macroeconomics and biology. I am especially interested in how no-regret learning may shape macroeconomic agents' expectations.

Equilibrium in markets with indivisible goods: In many "real world" markets, such as labour or housing markets, goods (or bads...) are not consumed in continuous but rather in discrete units. Equilibrium usually does not exist in such markets and providing empirically verifiable conditions for its existence are of importance. I am interested in such matters, as well as in more computational aspects. 

I am willing to supervise students on the following projects:

1. AI methodology for Macroeconomics. 

1. Equilibrium in markets with indivisible goods.