TILEC Seminar ‘Game theory considerations on third procurement’

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TILEC Seminar
‘Game theory considerations on third
countries’ access rules to EU public
procurement’ by Nicola Dimitri
Thursday
20 November
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On Thursday 20 November 2014, Nicola Dimitri will present
at the TILEC Seminar: 'Game theory considerations on third
countries' access rules to EU public procurement'
Place note the timeslot changed!
The Seminar will take place from 10:45 until
11:45 in Room M1003.
Lunch will be provided for seminar participants. We cordially
invite you to participate.
Time
10:45 – 11:45
Location
M 1003
‘Game theory considerations on third countries’
access rules to EU public procurement’
This paper aims at contributing to the discussion on the
reasons for the possible difficulties in reciprocating open
Public Procurement Markets (PPM), between the EU and
third countries (TCs), and related policy measures the EU
could adopt to enhance it. It does so focusing on some main
strategic themes underlying the EU and TCs interaction in
PPM. Within a very stylised game theory framework, a main
message of the paper suggests that, under appropriate
conditions, open PPM may be more likely when, in the
parties’ negotiations, the perspective of contracting authorities
prevails on that of the business firms
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About Nicola Dimitri
Dr. Dimitri is Professor of Economics at the University of
Siena (Italy), Visiting Professor at the Institute for Advanced
Studies (IMT) Lucca (Italy) and Life Member of Clare Hall
College (Cambridge-UK). He was formerly Deputy Rector of
the University of Siena and Chair of the Economics
Department. He is currently the Italian Delegate to the 7th EU
Framework Program (Cooperation-Social Sciences and
Humanities) He has been Fullbright Student, Chevening
Scholar, NATO-CNR and Fernand Braudel Fellow (EUI).
From 2003 until 2008 he collaborated as Economic consultant
with the Research Office of Consip, the Italian Procurement
Agency for the public sector. He is one of the editors and of
the authors of the "Handbook of Procurement (Cambridge
University Press, 2006)" as well as of other articles and
reports on procurement. He has published widely in
international journals.
Main Research Fields:
His research interests include game and decision theory,
behavioral and cognitive economics, procurement, health and
pharmaceutical economics, innovation and incentives.
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