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EC 2020
Twenty-First ACM Conference on Economics and Computation
Event in series	EC
Subevent of	Sixth World Congress of the Game Theory Society
Dates	2020/07/13 (iCal) - 2020/07/17
Homepage:	http://ec20.sigecom.org/
Location
Location:	Budapest, Hungary
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Table of Contents
Contents 1 Topics 2 Submissions 3 Important Dates 4 Committees

The 21st ACM Conference on Economics and Computation (EC’20)will be co-located with the 6th World Congress of the Game Theory Society (GAMES), from July 13 through July 17, 2020.

Topics

Design of economic mechanisms: algorithmic mechanism design; market design; matching; auctions; revenue maximization; pricing; fair division; computational social choice; privacy and ethics.
Game theory: equilibrium computation; price of anarchy; learning in games.
Information elicitation and generation: prediction markets; recommender, reputation and trust systems; social learning; data markets.
Behavioral models: behavioral game theory and bounded rationality; decision theory; computational social science; agent-based modeling.
Online systems: online advertising; electronic commerce; economics of cloud computing; social networks; crowdsourcing; ridesharing and transportation; labor markets; cryptocurrencies; industrial organization.
- Methodological developments: machine learning; econometrics; data mining.

Submissions

Important Dates

Timetabel for Authors

February 12, 2020 (3pm EST): Paper submission deadline
April 9, 2020: Reviews sent to authors for feedback
April 14, 2020: Author responses due
May 6, 2020: Paper accept/reject notifications
July 14-16, 2020: Conference technical program

Committees

Program Committee Chairs:

   Michael Ostrovsky (Stanford University)
   Ariel Procaccia (Harvard University)

Highlights Beyond EC Committee Members:

   Michal Feldman (Tel Aviv University)
   Hervé Moulin (University of Glasgow)
   Michael Wellman (University of Michigan)
   Adam Wierman (California Institute of Technology)

Senior Program Committee Members:

   Nick Arnosti (Columbia University)
   Moshe Babaioff (Microsoft Research)
   Matthew Backus (Columbia University)
   Siddharth Barman (Indian Institute of Science)

Organizing Committee

General Chair:

   Péter Biró (Hungarian Academy of Sciences)

Workshop Chairs:

   Hu Fu (University of British Columbia)
   Annie Liang (University of Pennsylvania)

Tutorial Chairs:

   Brendan Lucier (Microsoft Research)
   Sigal Oren (Ben-Gurion University)

Poster Chair:

   Reshef Meir (Technion)

Data Analysis Chair:

   Anson Kahng (Carnegie Mellon University)

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 *Design of economic mechanisms: algorithmic mechanism design; market design; matching; auctions; revenue maximization; pricing; fair division; computational social choice; privacy and ethics.
-**Game theory: equilibrium computation; price of anarchy; learning in games.
+*Game theory: equilibrium computation; price of anarchy; learning in games.
-**Information elicitation and generation: prediction markets; recommender, reputation and trust systems; social learning; data markets.
+*Information elicitation and generation: prediction markets; recommender, reputation and trust systems; social learning; data markets.
-**Behavioral models: behavioral game theory and bounded rationality; decision theory; computational social science; agent-based modeling.
+*Behavioral models: behavioral game theory and bounded rationality; decision theory; computational social science; agent-based modeling.
-**Online systems: online advertising; electronic commerce; economics of cloud computing; social networks; crowdsourcing; ridesharing and transportation; labor markets; cryptocurrencies; industrial organization.
+*Online systems: online advertising; electronic commerce; economics of cloud computing; social networks; crowdsourcing; ridesharing and transportation; labor markets; cryptocurrencies; industrial organization.
 **Methodological developments: machine learning; econometrics; data mining.
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 ==Committees==
-* Co-Organizers
+Program Committee Chairs:
-* General Co-Chairs
-** [[has general chair::some person]], some affiliation, country
-* PC Co-Chairs
+    Michael Ostrovsky (Stanford University)
-** [[has program chair::some person]], some affiliation, country
+    Ariel Procaccia (Harvard University)
-* Workshop Chair
+Highlights Beyond EC Committee Members:
-** [[has workshop chair::some person]], some affiliation, country
-* Panel Chair
+    Michal Feldman (Tel Aviv University)
-** [[has OC member::some person]], some affiliation, country
+    Hervé Moulin (University of Glasgow)
+    Michael Wellman (University of Michigan)
+    Adam Wierman (California Institute of Technology)
-* Seminars Chair
+Senior Program Committee Members:
-** [[has tutorial chair::some person]], some affiliation, country
-* Demonstration Co-Chairs
+    Nick Arnosti (Columbia University)
-** [[has demo chair::some person]], some affiliation, country
+    Moshe Babaioff (Microsoft Research)
-** [[has demo chair::some person]], some affiliation, country
+    Matthew Backus (Columbia University)
+    Siddharth Barman (Indian Institute of Science)
-* Local Organizing Co-Chairs
+Organizing Committee
-** [[has local chair::some person]], some affiliation, country
-* Program Committee Members
+General Chair:
-** [[has PC member::some person]], some affiliation, country
+    Péter Biró (Hungarian Academy of Sciences)
+Workshop Chairs:
+    Hu Fu (University of British Columbia)
+    Annie Liang (University of Pennsylvania)
+Tutorial Chairs:
+    Brendan Lucier (Microsoft Research)
+    Sigal Oren (Ben-Gurion University)
+Poster Chair:
+    Reshef Meir (Technion)
+Data Analysis Chair:
+    Anson Kahng (Carnegie Mellon University)