Jesper Rüdiger

Jesper Rüdiger is a tenured lecturer (Ramón y Cajal researcher) in the Business Economics Department at Carlos III, where he teaches financial economics.

He obtained his doctorate in Economics from Carlos III and was previously a postdoc at the European University Institute in Florence and a visiting professor at the University of Copenhagen.

His research focuses on finance and game theory, particularly on topics related to information in markets. He has published in American Economic Review, AEJ:Micro and Journal of Economic Theory.

He is the principal investigator in a Knowledge Generation Project of the State Research Agency (together with José Penalva). Previously, he was the principal investigator in a project of the Ramón Areces Foundation.

1. Who Acquires Information in Dealer Markets? (with Adrien Vigier).
   American Economic Review, Vol. 110, No. 4, pp. 1145-76, 2020.
2. Testing, Disclosure and Approval (with Jacopo Bizzotto and Adrien Vigier).
   Journal of Economic Theory, Vol. 187, 2020.
3. Dynamic Persuasion with Outside Information (with Adrien Vigier and Jacopo Bizzotto).
   American Economic Journal: Microeconomics, Vol. 13, No. 1, 2021.
4. Learning about Analysts (with Adrien Vigier).
   Journal of Economic Theory, Vol. 180, pp. 304-335, 2019.

• Efficient grid search for solving static games with private information (with Jakub Kastl and Eric Richert)
• The Value of Primary Dealer Status in Treasury Auctions (with Jakub Kastl and Martin Gonzalez-Eiras)
• Design and sale of market segments (with Jacopo Bizzotto and Stefan Terstiege)
• Competition in the sale of information