Jinpeng Ma

Associate Professor of Economics

Office Address

• Department of Economics
• Rutgers University CCAS
• Camden, New Jersey 08102
• (856) 225-2919
• jinpeng@crab.rutgers.edu

Education

• State University of New York at Stony Brook, 1989-1993, PhD.
• Beijing University of Agricultural Engineering, 1984-1987, MS
• Huazhong Agricultural University, 1980-1984, BS

Field of Research

• Microeconomics, Game Theory

Teaching

• Industrial Economics - pdf
  Intermediate Macroeconomics - pdf
• Multinational/International Corporate Finance - pdf

• “The Singleton Core in the College Admissions Problem and its Application to the National Resident Matching Program,” Games and Economic Behavior, 2010, 69 (1), 150-164.
• “Walrasian Equilibrium in an Exchange Economy with Indivisibilities” (joint with Fusheng Nie), Mathematical Social Science, 46(2003), 159-192.
• “Stable Matchings and the Small Core in Nash equilibrium in the College Admissions Problem” Review of Economic Design, 7(2002), 117-134.
• “Job Matching and Coalition Formation with Utility or Disutility of Co-workers” Games and Economic Behavior, 2001(34), 83-103.
• “An Alternative Proof of an Equilibrium Existence Theorem in Exchange Economies with Indivisibilities” Games and Economic Behavior, 2000(31), 147-151.
• “Competitive Equilibrium with Indivisibilities” Journal of Economic Theory, 1998(82), 458-468.
• “On Randomized Matching Mechanisms” Economic Theory, 1996(8), 377-381.
• “Infinitely Repeated Rental Model with Incomplete Information” Economics Letters, 1995(49), 261-266.
• “Stable Matchings and Rematching-Proof Equilibria in a Two-sided Matching Markets” Journal of Economic Theory, 1995(66), 352-369.
• “Strategy-Proofness and the Strict Core in a Market with Indivisibilities” International Journal of Game Theory, 1994(23), 75-83.

• “Strategic Formation of Coalitions” pending on the final revision.
• “Infinitely Repeated Bertrand and Cournot Competition with Incomplete Information” pending on the final revision.

• “Competitive Equilibrium with Indivisibilities” WP9809.
• “Walrasian Equilibria in a Production Economy with Indivisibilities” WP9712.
• “English Auctions with Multiple Objects: A Dynamic Approach” WP9702.

• “Stable Matchings and the Small Core in Nash equilibrium in the College Admissions Problem” Discussion Paper No. 1247.
• “Job Matching and Coalition Formation with Utility or Disutility of Co-workers’’ Discussion Paper No. 1230.
• “Strategic Formation of Coalitions” Discussion Paper No. 1225.

• “Bubbles, Crashes and Efficiency with Double Auction Mechanisms”, the 20th International Conference of Game Theory, SUNY at Stony Brook, Stony Brook, July 2011.
• “Jobless Recovery, Idle Productivity, and the Role of Capital,’’ The International Conference on Policy Modeling EcoMod2009, Ottawa, Canada, June 2009.
• “Walrasian Equilibrium in an Exchange Economy with Indivisibilities” NATO Advance Workshop on “Equilibrium and Allocation of Discrete Resources” Istanbul, Turkey, 2001.
• “Competitive Equilibria in a Production Economy with Indivisible Goods” International Conference of Game Theory, 1998
• “English Auctions with Multiple Objects: A Dynamic Approach” The 1997 Winter Meeting of the Econometric Society, New Orleans, L.A., January 1997.
• “Competitive Equilibrium with Indivisibilities: Price Discrimination and Manipulation” The International Conference of Game Theory, SUNY at Stony Brook, July 1996.
• “Strategic Formation of Coalitions” The 1996 Econometric Society Summer Meeting, Iowa, June 1996.
• The 1995 Summer Conference at the Stanford Institute of Theoretical Economics, Stanford, July, 1995.
• “Manipulation and Stability in a College Admissions Problem” The 7th Econometric Society World Congress, Tokyo, Japan, August 1995.
• “Infinitely Repeated Bertrand and Cournot Competition with Incomplete Information” The International Conference in Game Theory and Its Applications In Honor of Professor Robert J. Aumann, Jerusalem, Summer 1995.
• The 1994 Econometric Society Winter Meetings, Boston, January 1994.