Kaniska Dam |
curriculum vitae
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Academic appointments
Associate professor of economics at CIDE (2013-present)
Assistant professor of economics at CIDE (2006-2012)
Marie Curie research fellow at CORE (2004-2006)
Assistant professor of economics at Universidad de Guanajuato (2003-2004)
Academic degrees
PhD in economics at Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona, 2003
MS in quantitative economics at Indian Statistical Institute, 1998
BSc (honors) in economics at St. Xavier's College, 1996
Editorial duties
Editor, Latin American Economic Review
Associate editor, Indian Growth and Development Review
Editorial board member, Studies in Microeconomics
Research
Contract theory; Corporate finance; Industrial organization; Matching.
Selected publications
Kaniska Dam, Daniel Ripperger-Suhler and Konstantinos Serfes (2023), Two-sided productivity heterogeneity, firm boundaries, and assortative matching, Journal of Economics and Management Strategy.
Kaniska Dam and Konstantinos Serfes (2021), A price theory of vertical and lateral integration under productivity heterogeneity, The Journal of Industrial Economics, 69:751-784 (symposium on contracts, organizations, and ownership). Lead article.
Kaniska Dam and Prabal Roy Chowdhury (2021), Monitoring and incentives under multiple-bank lending: The role of collusive threats, Journal of Economic Theory, 197, 105320.
Kaniska Dam and Alejandro Robinson-Cortés (2020), Executive compensation and competitive pressure in the product market: How does firm entry shape managerial incentives?, Mathematical Social Sciences, 106: 60-77 (special issue on strategic behavior and market structure).
Arturo Antón and Kaniska Dam (2020), A two-sided matching model of monitored finance, Economica, 87: 132-157.
Kaniska Dam and Daniel Ruiz-Pérez (2012), On the existence of share contracts under limited liability, Economics Letters, 117(3): 552-555.
Kaniska Dam and David Pérez-Castrillo (2006), The principal-agent matching market, Frontiers of Theoretical Economics, 2(1): article 1. Winner of the Arrow prize in theoretical economics.
Academic appointments
Associate professor of economics at CIDE (2013-present)
Assistant professor of economics at CIDE (2006-2012)
Marie Curie research fellow at CORE (2004-2006)
Assistant professor of economics at Universidad de Guanajuato (2003-2004)
Academic degrees
PhD in economics at Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona, 2003
MS in quantitative economics at Indian Statistical Institute, 1998
BSc (honors) in economics at St. Xavier's College, 1996
Editorial duties
Editor, Latin American Economic Review
Associate editor, Indian Growth and Development Review
Editorial board member, Studies in Microeconomics
Research
Contract theory; Corporate finance; Industrial organization; Matching.
Selected publications
Kaniska Dam, Daniel Ripperger-Suhler and Konstantinos Serfes (2023), Two-sided productivity heterogeneity, firm boundaries, and assortative matching, Journal of Economics and Management Strategy.
Kaniska Dam and Konstantinos Serfes (2021), A price theory of vertical and lateral integration under productivity heterogeneity, The Journal of Industrial Economics, 69:751-784 (symposium on contracts, organizations, and ownership). Lead article.
Kaniska Dam and Prabal Roy Chowdhury (2021), Monitoring and incentives under multiple-bank lending: The role of collusive threats, Journal of Economic Theory, 197, 105320.
Kaniska Dam and Alejandro Robinson-Cortés (2020), Executive compensation and competitive pressure in the product market: How does firm entry shape managerial incentives?, Mathematical Social Sciences, 106: 60-77 (special issue on strategic behavior and market structure).
Arturo Antón and Kaniska Dam (2020), A two-sided matching model of monitored finance, Economica, 87: 132-157.
Kaniska Dam and Daniel Ruiz-Pérez (2012), On the existence of share contracts under limited liability, Economics Letters, 117(3): 552-555.
Kaniska Dam and David Pérez-Castrillo (2006), The principal-agent matching market, Frontiers of Theoretical Economics, 2(1): article 1. Winner of the Arrow prize in theoretical economics.