Andrea Galeotti
Professor of Economics; Academic Director (MBA and Mif)
BSc (Bocconi) PhD MPhil (Tinbergen Institute-Erasmus)
Professor Andrea Galeotti is an expert in microeconomics, industrial organisation and game theory. His research focuses on the economics of networks, with a particular interest in business strategies in network industries.
He was most recently Professor of Economics at the European University Institute in Florence. His papers have been published in journals including The Review of Economic Studies and The American Economic Review. He is the holder of the Leverhulme Prize 2011 for the best economist in the U.K. under the age of 35 and he is a recipient of a European Research Starting Grant in 2011 and a European Research Consolidator Grant in 2017.
Professor Galeotti is managing editor of The Economic Journal (until December 2018) and as of January 2019 will be the co-editor of The Review of Economic Studies.
He holds a PhD in Economics from Tinbergen Institute, Erasmus University and a BSc in Economics from Bocconi University.
- agaleotti@london.edu
- +44 (0)20 7000 8463
- Microeconomics
- Industrial Organization
- Game Theory
2021
Cross-ownership and portfolio choice
Galeotti A; Ghiglino C
Journal of Economic Theory 2021 March Vol 192 p 105194
Rotation as contagion mitigation
Ely J; Galeotti A; Steiner J
Management Science 2021 Vol 67:5 p 3117-3126
The market for online influence
Fainmesser I P; Galeotti A
American Economic Journal: Microeconomics 2021 Vol 13:4 p 332-372
Merit of test: perspective of information economics
Galeotti A; Steiner J; Surico P
Health Policy and Technology 2020 Vol 9:4 p 575-577
Pricing network effects: competition
Fainmesser I P; Galeotti A
American Economic Journal: Microeconomics 2020 Vol 12:3 p 1-32
Targeting interventions in networks
Galeotti A; Golub B; Goyal S
Econometrica 2020 Vol 88:6 p 2445-2471
2019
The role of networks in antitrust investigations
Elliott M; Galeotti A
Oxford Review of Economic Policy 2019 Vol 35:4 p 614-637
2018
Selling through referrals
Condorelli D; Galeotti A; Skreta V
Journal of Economics and Management Strategy 2018 Vol 27:4
2017
Bilateral Trading in Networks
Condorelli D; Galeotti A
Review of Economic Studies 2017 Vol 84:1 p 82-105
Trading in Networks: Theory and Experiments
Choi S; Galeotti A; Goyal S
Journal of the European Economic Association 2017 Vol 15:4 p 784-817
2016
Pricing Network Effects
Fainmesser I P; Galeotti A
Review of Economic Studies 2016 Vol 83:1 p 165-198
Rational Inattention and Organizational Focus
Dessein W; Galeotti A; Santos T
American Economic Review 2016 Vol 106:6 p 1522-1536
Strategic models of intermediation networks
Galeotti A; Condorelli D
The Oxford Handbook of the Economics of Networks Edited by Yann Bramoulle, Andrea Galeotti and Brian Rogers
2015
Diffusion and protection across a random graph
Galeotti A; Rogers B W
Network Science 2015 Vol 3:3 p 361-376
2014
Congested Observational Learning
Eyster E; Galeotti A; Kartik N; Rabin M
Games and Economic Behavior 2014 Vol 87 p 519-538
Endogenous Job Contact Networks
Galeotti A; Merlino L P
International Economic Review 2014 Vol 55:4 p 1201-1226
Information Aggregation and Optimal Structure of the Executive
Dewan T; Galeotti A; Ghiglino C; Squintani F
American Journal of Political Science 2014 Vol 59:2 p 475-494
2018
Financial linkages and portfolio choice
Galeotti A; Ghiglino C; Goyal S
Social Sciences Research Network
2017
Targeting interventions in networks
Galeotti A; Golub B; Goyal S
Social Sciences Research Network
Teaching portfolio
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Masters Degrees core courses
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Information in the Modern Economy
Information in the Modern Economy -
Microeconomics for Managers
Learn about applied microeconomics, with a management focus. At the end of this course, understand how markets operate and how market mechanisms affect the choices of firms. PROGRAMMES WITH THIS CORE COURSE
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Strategic Economic Analysis
Strategic Economic Analysis PROGRAMMES WITH THIS CORE COURSE
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The Economics of Marketplaces
The Economics of Marketplaces PROGRAMMES WITH THIS CORE COURSE
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Information in the Modern Economy
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Masters Degrees electives
Optional courses providing a deep dive into specialist areas.
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The Economics of a Crisis
This was The Economics of a Pandemic (E607) PROGRAMMES WITH THIS ELECTIVE
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The Power of Networks
Digital networks shape our society and businesses by determining:o the information we access, o the people we interact with, o the products and services we access. But: o How do networks form, and what are their properties? o What is the impact of network homophily on how information diffuses and opinion forms? o How can we ``manipulate" digital connections to make our product or idea go viral? o How should we measure financial contagion, or more generally, systemic risk in an interconnected system? o How can we measure segregation in society and what is the effect of segregation on social mobility and inequality? This elective will equip you with the tools to better navigate in the real world where digital networks are more and more pervasive. Content and delivery: Made-to-measure teaching notes, scenario-based simulations & Class experiments. PROGRAMMES WITH THIS ELECTIVE
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Thinking Strategically
This is a course in game theory and its application to business strategy. It offers an introduction to a selection of the methods and results of modern game theory. Special emphasis is placed on the practical applications of these tools. Many (if not all) business decisions depend upon the actions taken by others in the marketplace, either at the same time or in the future. Such decisions include optimal pricing rules, supply decisions, innovating, and capacity choices. When making a choice in these settings, a business faces a classic interactive decision-making problem: its best move depends on the likely moves of others. To anticipate these moves it must empathetically "walk in the shoes of others" so that it can assess what they might do. PROGRAMMES WITH THIS ELECTIVE
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The Economics of a Crisis
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Topics in Microeconomics
Topics in Microeconomic Theory
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Topics in Microeconomics