Attila Tasnádi
Professor, Corvinus University of Budapest, Department of Mathematics
Contents
Education
Eötvös Loránd University, Budapest, Hungary, Ph.D. in Mathematics and Computer Sciences (Applied Mathematics), 2020, summa cum laude
Hungarian Academy of Sciences, Doctor of the Academy, Economics, 2013
Corvinus University of Budapest, Dr. Habil., Economics, 2009
Budapest University of Economic Sciences and Public Administration, Ph.D., Economics, 2000, summa cum laude
Eötvös Loránd University, Budapest, Hungary, M.Sc., Software Designer Mathematician, 1997, with distinction
Eötvös Loránd University, Budapest, Hungary, B.Sc., Software Designer Mathematician, 1994, with distinction
Budapest University of Economic Sciences, Budapest, Hungary, M.A., Economics, 1993
Major Fields
of Interest
Game Theory, Industrial Organization, Social Choice
Current Research Areas
Oligopoly Theory, Fair Division, Political Districting Problem, Algorithmic Mechanism Design.
Awards,
Fellowships and Grants
Corvinus Research Excellence Award 2023, Corvinus University of Budapest, 2023
Corvinus Research Excellence Award 2022, Corvinus University of Budapest, 2022
Corvinus Research Excellence Award 2021, Corvinus University of Budapest, 2021
PADS Leading Researcher, Pallas Athéné Domus Sapientiae Foundation, Hungary, 2018/19
Certificate of Merit from the Minister, Ministry of Human Capacities, 2018
University Medallion, Corvinus University of Budapest, 2018
Hungarian Scientific Research Fund (OTKA), Research Project Leader (K 112975), Budapest, Hungary, 2015/19
Tamás Rapcsák Prize for Operations Research and Applied Mathematics, Dr. Tamás Rapcsák Fund, 2013
Momentum Program, Hungarian Academy of Sciences, 2012/17
Bolyai badge, Hungarian Academy of Sciences, 2010
Research Excellence Fellowship, Corvinus University of Budapest, 2010
Research Excellence Fellowship, Corvinus University of Budapest, 2009
János Bolyai Research Fellowship, Hungarian Academy of Sciences, 2006/09
János Bolyai Research Fellowship, Hungarian Academy of Sciences, 2004/05
“Article of the Year by a Young BUESPA Instructor in 2003”, International Studies Center, Budapest, Hungary, 2004
Hungarian Scientific Research Fund (OTKA), Research Project Leader (F 043496), Budapest, Hungary, 2003/04
“Article of the Year by a Young BUESPA Instructor in 2002”, International Studies Center, Budapest, Hungary, 2003
Postdoctoral Fellow in Quantitative Economics, Department of Economics, University of Bonn, 2002/03
Gyula Farkas Prize for Applied Mathematics, János Bolyai Mathematical Society, 2002
János Bolyai Research Fellowship, Hungarian Academy of Sciences, 2000/02
“Article of the Year by a Young BUESPA Instructor in 1999”, Special Prize, International Studies Center, Budapest, Hungary, 2000
Professional
Experience
Leading positions: Head of the Research Group, MTA-BCE "Lendület" Strategic Interactions Research Group (July 1, 2012 - June 30, 2017), Vice-Rector for Research, Corvinus University of Budapest (July 1, 2016 - December 31, 2017), Head of the Department of Mathematics, Corvinus University of Budapest (April 22, 2019 - December 31, 2020) and Director of the Institute of Mathematical and Statistical Modeling, Corvinus University of Budapest (April 22, 2019 - December 31, 2019).
Editorial positions: Society and Economy (Editor-in-Chief, October 1, 2017 - March 31, 2020), Entrepreneurial Business and Economics Review (member of the international advisory board), Pure Mathematics and Applications (member of the editorial board), and Alkalmazott Matematikai Lapok (guest editor, 2017/18, and member of the editorial board, December 3, 2019-).
Referee for: Acta Oeconomica, American Economic Journal: Economic Policy, American Economic Review, Annals of Operations Research, Autonomous Agents and Multi-Agent Systems, Canadian Journal of Economics, Central European Journal of Operations Research, Economic Modelling, Economic Theory, Economic Theory Bulletin, Economics Bulletin, Games and Economic Behavior, Humanities & Social Sciences Communications, International Economic Review, International Journal of Economic Theory, International Journal of Industrial Organization, Japanese Economic Review, Journal of Economic Behavior and Organization, Journal of Economics, Journal of Industry, Competition and Trade, Journal of Mathematical Economics, Közgazdasági Szemle (Hungarian Economic Review), Manchester School, Mathematical Programming, Mathematical Social Sciences, Omega - The International Journal of Management Science, OR Spectrum, Papers in Regional Science, Pure Mathematics and Applications, Review of Economic Design, Review of Industrial Organization, SIAM Journal on Discrete Mathematics, Social Choice and Welfare, Society and Economy, Southern Economic Review, Szigma, Teaching Mathematics and Computer Science, The B.E. Journal of Theoretical Economics, Theoretical Computer Science and Utilities Policy.
Workshops organized: Oligo 2013, MES-VAD, BE-IO 2014, and GAM-SOC2015.
Program committee memberships: Oligo 2013, MES-VAD, Oligo 2014, BE-IO 2014, Oligo 2015, GAM-SOC2015, Oligo 2016, Oligo 2017, Oligo 2018, Oligo 2019, 2019 Conference on Economic Design, Oligo 2020, Oligo 2021, 34th Meeting of the Hungarian Operational Research Society, Oligo 2022 and Oligo 2023.
Software Developer, 1990-1999, in C++, Modula 2, Access Basic.
Presentations
June 10, 2023, "Competing against a socially concerned firm when capacities are limited", Oligoworkshop 2023, Padova
October 24, 2022, "The Limit of the Non-dictatorship Index", Conference in honor of the 70th birthday of professor Peter Tallos, Budapest
June 3, 2022, "Cournot is back: The boundary of the validity of the Kreps-Scheinkman result", Oligoworkshop 2022, Nicosia
November 12, 2021, "Three notions of epsilon-competitive equilibria and their existence in finitely additive exchange economies", 12th Annual Financial Market Liquidity Conference, Corvinus University of Budapest, Hungary
September 2, 2021, "Three notions of epsilon-competitive equilibria and their existence in finitely additive exchange economies" (in Hungarian) 34th Meeting of the Hungarian Operational Research Society, Cegléd, Hungary
July 19, 2021, "Production in advance versus production to order: The missing case", GAMES 2020, Budapest, Hungary
June 5, 2021, "Three notions of epsilon-competitive equilibria and their existence in finitely additive exchange economies", Oligoworkshop 2021, Maastricht (virtual)
December 20, 2020, "Production in advance versus production to order: The missing case", 14th MKE Annual Meeting, Budapest, Hungary
June 5, 2020, "Price competition with observable long-run capacity choices and unobservable short-run quantity choices", Oligoworkshop 2020, virtual
November 14, 2019, "Production in advance versus production to order: Equilibrium and social surplus", 10th Annual Financial Market Liquidity Conference, Corvinus University of Budapest, Hungary
July 3, 2019, "On the manipulability of social choice functions" (joint work with Dezsö Bednay and Sonal Yadav), SING15, University of Turku, Finland
June 12, 2019, "Dictatorship versus manipulability" (joint work with Dezsö Bednay and Anna Moskalenko), 2019 Conference on Economic Design, Budapest, Hungary
June 1, 2019, "Production in advance versus production to order: Part II", Oligoworkshop 2019, University of Nottingham, United Kingdom
May 22, 2019, "Approximating the optimal partisan districting" (in Hungarian) 33rd Meeting of the Hungarian Operational Research Society, Szeged, Hungary
December 20, 2018, "Dictatorship versus manipulability" (joint work with Dezsö Bednay and Anna Moskalenko), 12th MKE Annual Meeting, Budapest, Hungary
July 17, 2018, "Dictatorship versus manipulability" (joint work with Dezsö Bednay and Anna Moskalenko), SING14, University of Bayreuth, Germany
May 31, 2018, "Mixed duopolies with advance production" (joint work with Tamás László Balogh), Oligoworkshop 2018, University of Piraeus, Greece
February 22, 2018, "Mixed duopolies with advance production" (joint work with Tamás László Balogh), Kornai 90 conference, Corvinus University of Budapest, Hungary
December 19, 2017, "Normative analysis of electoral systems" (plenary lecture, in Hungarian), 11th MKE Annual Meeting, Budapest, Hungary
June 15, 2017, "The plurality rule as a compromise between all dictatorial rules" (in Hungarian) 32nd Meeting of the Hungarian Operational Research Society, Cegléd, Hungary
June 30, 2016, "And the winner is ... Chevalier de Borda: Neural networks would vote according to Borda’s Rule" (joint work with David Burka, Clemens Puppe, and László Szepesváry), 13th Meeting of the Society for Social Choice and Welfare, Lund, Sweden
June 24, 2016, "And the winner is ... Chevalier de Borda: Neural networks would vote according to Borda’s Rule" (joint work with David Burka, Clemens Puppe, and László Szepesváry), COMSOC-2016, Université de Toulouse, France
June 6, 2016, "Bertrand-Edgeworth duopoly with a socially concerned firm" (joint work with Balázs Nagy), Oligoworkshop 2016, Dauphine Université Paris, France
December 17, 2015, "Neural networks vote for the Borda count" (joint work with David Burka, Clemens Puppe, and László Szepesváry, in Hungarian), 9th MKE Annual Meeting, Budapest, Hungary
December 11, 2015, "Neural networks vote for the Borda count" (joint work with David Burka, Clemens Puppe, and László Szepesváry), GAM-SOC 2015, Budapest, Hungary
June 11, 2015, "On the Computational complexity of the political districting problem" (in Hungarian) 31th Meeting of the Hungarian Operational Research Society, Cegléd, Hungary
June 2, 2015, "Endogenous Timing of Moves in Bertrand-Edgeworth Triopolies", Oligo 2015, June 1-3, 2015, Madrid, Spain
May 12, 2015, "The Kreps-Scheinkman game in mixed duopolies" (joint work with Barna Bakó), Workshop on Economics and Finance, Karlsruhe Institute of Technology, Germany
January 15, 2015, "The Multiple Hierarchical Legislatures in a Representative Democracy: Districting for Policy Implementation" (joint work with Katsuya Kobayashi), Universität Innsbruck, Austria
September 2, 2014, "Opportunity Knocks: An Economic Analysis of Television Advertisements" (joint work with Andrew S. Hanks and Trenton G. Smith), BE-IO 2014, Budapest, Hungary
June 6, 2014, "The Kreps-Scheinkman game in mixed duopolies" (joint work with Barna Bakó), Oligo 2014, June 5-6, 2014, Rome, Italy
April 9, 2014, "Axiomatic districting" (joint work with Clemens Puppe), Computational Social Choice Meeting, April 9-11, 2014, Maastricht, Netherlends (invited lecture)
October 12, 2013, "The multiple hierarchical legislatures in representative democracy" (joint work with Katsuya Kobayashi, in Hungarian), MES-VAD, Budapest, Hungary
June 10, 2013, "A semi-mixed price-setting duopoly" (in Hungarian) 30th Meeting of the Hungarian Operational Research Society, Balatonöszöd, Hungary
April 4, 2013, "The multiple hierarchical legislatures in representative democracy" (joint work with Katsuya Kobayashi, in Hungarian), EPCS Meeting 2013, Zürich, Switzerland
December 20, 2012, "The multiple hierarchical legislatures in representative democracy" (joint work with Katsuya Kobayashi, in Hungarian), 6th MKE Annual Meeting, Budapest, Hungary
July 16, 2012, "Endogenous Timing of Moves in Bertrand-Edgeworth Triopolies", SING8, Budapest, Hungary
December 20, 2011, "Timing of decisions in a mixed Bertrand-Edgeworth duopoly" (joint work with Tamás Balogh, in Hungarian), 5th MKE Annual Meeting, Budapest, Hungary
September 28, 2011, "Timing of decisions in a mixed Bertrand-Edgeworth duopoly" (joint work with Tamás Balogh, in Hungarian) 29th Meeting of the Hungarian Operational Research Society, Balatonöszöd, Hungary
May 3, 2011, " Computational aspects of the political districting problem"informal workshop on COMSOC, Institute of Economics, Hungarian Academy of Sciences, Budapest, Hungary
December 20, 2010, "Opportunity Knocks: An Economic Analysis of Television Advertisements" (joint work with Andrew S. Hanks and Trenton G. Smith), 4th MKE Annual Meeting, Budapest, Hungary
June 30, 2010, "Normative approach to the analysis of electoral systems with a special focus on the Hungarian electoral system" (in Hungarian), Hungarian Academy of Sciences
November 13, 2009, "Game theoretic approaches to the political districting problem", FIKUSZ '09 Symposium for Young Researchers, Budapest Tech, Hungary (plenary lecture)
June 9, 2009, "Axiomatic redistricting" (joint work with Clemens Puppe), 28th Meeting of the Hungarian Operational Research Society, Balatonöszöd, Hungary [pdf]
December 19, 2008, "Why (and When) Are Preferences Convex? Threshold Effects and Uncertain Quality" (joint work with Trenton G. Smith), 2nd MKE Annual Meeting, Budapest, Hungary
May 27, 2008, "Why (and When) Are Preferences Convex? Threshold Effects and Uncertain Quality" (joint work with Trenton G. Smith), Universität Karlsruhe, Germany [pdf]
January 31, 2008, "A computational approach to unbiased districting" (joint work with Clemens Puppe), CAMEF 2008, Budapest, Hungary [pdf]
June 8, 2007, "Nash implementable domains for the Borda" (joint work with Clemens Puppe), 27th Meeting of the Hungarian Operational Research Society, Balatonöszöd, Hungary [pdf]
Oktober 19, 2006, "Price versus quantity in oligopoly games", Graduate School of Economics (KDI), Corvinus University of Budapest [pdf]
August 25, 2006, "Price versus quantity in oligopoly games", EEA Meeting 2006, Vienna [pdf]
June 30, 2003, " Non-Manipulable Domains for the Borda", BGSE, University of Bonn [pdf]
February 3, 2003, "Some thoughts on the game of chess", BGSE, University of Bonn [pdf]
December 18, 2002, "Production in advance versus production to order", BGSE, University of Bonn
June 18, 2002, "Production in advance versus production to order", CentER, University of Tilburg
June 25, 2001, "The axiomatic approach to fair division" (in Hungarian), Hungarian Academy of Sciences
May 9, 2001, "Is game theory a game?" (in Hungarian), Bolyai club, Hungarian Academy of Sciences
June 5, 1998, "Which rationing rule is a single consumer following?", Ph.D.students’ first international conference at the Budapest University of Economic Sciences
Foreign
Languages
English, German
"Mixed-strategy equilibrium of the symmetric production in advance game: The missing case", Operations Research Letters, 51(2023), 643-650 [link].
"On the manipulability of a class of social choice functions: plurality kth rules" joint work with Dezsö Bednay and Sonal Yadav, Review of Economic Design, 26(2022), 127–148 [link].
"Voting: a machine learning approach" joint work with Dávid Burka, Clemens Puppe and László Szepesváry, European Journal of Operational Research, 299(2022), 1003-1017 [link].
"Utility-refined and budget-refined epsilon-competitive equilibria", Economics Letters, 212(2022), 110278 [link].
"The Limit of the Non-dictatorship Index" joint work with Dezsö Bednay and Balázs Fleiner, Pure Mathematics and Applications 30(2022), 28-33. [link] (Special Issue Dedicated to the 70th anniversary of Prof. Péter Tallos)
"Production in advance versus production to order: Equilibrium and social surplus", Mathematical Social Sciences, 106(2020), 11-18 [link]. An earlier version is available at [link].
"Mixed Duopolies with Advance Production", joint work with Tamás László Balogh, in: Ferenc Szidarovszky and Gian Italo Bischi (eds), Games and Dynamics in Economics, (2020), 157-184, Springer, Singapore [link]. An earlier version is available at [link].
"Dictatorship versus manipulability", joint work with Dezső Bednay and Anna Moskalenko, Mathematical Social Sciences, 101(2019), 72-76 [link]. An earlier version is available at [link].
"Gerrymandering in a Hierarchical Legislature", joint work with Katsuya Kobayashi, Theory and Decision, 87(2019), 253-279 [link]. An earlier version is available at [link].
"The Kreps-Scheinkman game in mixed duopolies", joint work with Barna Bakó, Journal of Institutional and Theoretical Economics, 173(2017), 753-768 [link]. An earlier version is available at [link].
"Optimal partisan districting on planar geographies", joint work with Balázs Fleiner and Balázs Nagy, Central European Journal of Operations Research, 25(2017), 879-888. [link and link].
"Does avoiding bad voting rules result in good ones?" joint work with Dezsö Bednay and Anna Moskalenko, Operations Research Letters, 45(2017), 448-451 [link]. An earlier version is available at [link].
"Endogenous Timing of Moves in Bertrand-Edgeworth Triopolies", International Journal of Economic Theory, 12(2016), 317-334 [link]. An earlier version is available at [link].
"A Bertrand-Edgeworth oligopoly with a public firm", joint work with Zoltán Rácz, Journal of Economics, 119(2016), 253-266 [link]. An earlier version is available at [link].
"Axiomatic Districting", joint work with Clemens Puppe, Social Choice and Welfare, 44(2015), 31-50 [link]. An earlier version is available at [link].
"The Economics of Information, Deep Capture, and the Obesity Debate", joint work with Trenton G. Smith, American Journal of Agricultural Economics, 96(2014), 533-541 [link]. An earlier version is available at [pdf].
"Quality uncertainty as resolution of the Bertrand paradox", joint work with Trenton G. Smith and Andrew S. Hanks, Pacific Economic Review, 17(2012), 687-692 [link]. An earlier version is available at [pdf].
"Does timing of decisions in a mixed duopoly matter?", joint work with Tamás Balogh, Journal of Economics, 106(2012), 233-249 [link]. An earlier version is available at [link].
"Endogenous choice of decision variables", Pure Mathematics and Applications 23(2012), 67-79 [link] [pdf] (Special Issue Dedicated to the 70th Birthday of Prof. Ferenc Forgó).
"The political districting problem: a survey", Society and Economy 33(2011), 543-554 [link] [pdf].
"Quantity-setting games with a dominant Firm", Journal of Economics 99(2010), 251-266 [link] [pdf].
"Timing of decisions in oligopoly games", VDM Verlag, Saarbrücken, Germany, 2010 [link].
"Optimal redistricting under geographical constraints: Why 'pack and crack' does not work ", joint work with Clemens Puppe, Economics Letters 105(2009), 93-96 [link] [pdf].
"Why (and When) Are Preferences Convex? Threshold Effects and Uncertain Quality", joint work with Trenton G. Smith, The B.E. Journal of Theoretical Economics, (9)2009, Iss. 1 (Topics), Article 3 [link] [pdf].
"A computational approach to unbiased districting", joint work with Clemens Puppe, Mathematical and Computer Modelling 48(2008), 1455-1460 [link] [pdf].
"Nash implementable domains for the Borda Count", joint work with Clemens Puppe, Social Choice and Welfare 31(2008), 367-392 [link] [pdf].
"The Extent of the Population Paradox in the Hungarian Electoral System", Public Choice 134(2008), 293-305 [link] [pdf].
"A Theory of Natural Addiction", joint work with Trenton G. Smith, Games and Economic Behavior 59(2007), 316-344 [link]. An earlier version is available at the UCLA International Institute, Global Fellows Working Papers [link].
"A countable economy: an example", International Game Theory Review 8(2006), 555-560 [link] [pdf].
"Price vs. Quantity in Oligopoly Games", International Journal of Industrial Organization 24(2006), 541-554 [link] [pdf].
"Non-Manipulable Domains for the Borda Count", joint work with Martin Barbie and Clemens Puppe, Economic Theory 27(2006), 411-430 [link]. An earlier version is available at the Bonn Graduate School of Economics, Discussion Paper No. 13/2003. [pdf]
"A way of explaining unemployment through a wage-setting game", Labour Economics 12(2005), 191-203 [link]. A more detailed version is available at the Bonn Graduate School of Economics, Discussion Paper No. 14/2003. [pdf]
"On Forchheimer's Model of Dominant Firm Price Leadership", Economics Letters 84(2004), 275-279 [link] [pdf].
"Production in advance versus production to order", Journal of Economic Behavior and Organization 54(2004), 191-204 [link] [pdf].
"A new proportional procedure for the n-person cake-cutting problem", Economics Bulletin 4(2003), no. 33, 1-3 [link] [pdf].
"Endogenous timing of moves in an asymmetric price-setting duopoly", Portuguese Economic Journal 2(2003), 23-35 [link] [pdf].
"An Elementary Core Equivalence Theorem in a Countable Economy", Decisions in Economics and Finance 25(2002), 127-143 [link] [pdf].
"On Probabilistic Rationing Methods", Mathematical Social Sciences 44(2002), 211-221 [link] [pdf].
"A Price-setting Game with a Nonatomic Fringe", Economics Letters 69(2000), 63-69 [link] [pdf].
"A two-stage Bertrand-Edgeworth game", Economics Letters 65(1999), 353-358 [link] [pdf].
"Existence of pure strategy Nash equilibrium in Bertrand-Edgeworth oligopolies", Economics Letters 63(1999), 201-206 [link] [pdf].
"Which rationing rule is a single consumer following?" in Blahó, A. (ed.), The Future in the Present: - Changing Society, New Scientific Issues. Budapest: Budapest University of Economic Sciences, (1998), 187-200 [pdf].
"Which social choice rule is more dictatorial? ", joint work with Dezső Bednay and Balázs Fleiner, Corvinus Economics Working Papers 2023/03, February 2023. [pdf]
"Competing against a socially concerned firm when capacities are limited", joint work with Gábor Virág, March 2023. [link]
"Corrigendum to 'Production in advance versus production to order' [J. Econ. Behav. Organ. 54 (2004) 191-204]", Corvinus Economics Working Papers 2019/05, June 2019. [link]
"Neural networks would 'vote' according to Borda's Rule", joint work with Dávid Burka, Clemens Puppe, and László Szepesváry, Corvinus Economics Working Papers 2016/13, November 2016. [pdf]
"Are parliaments with more parties cheaper to bribe?", joint work with Marina Bannikova, mimeo, July 2015. [pdf]
"Opportunity Knocks: An Economic Analysis of Television Advertisements", joint work with Trenton G. Smith and Andrew S. Hanks, WSU SES Working Paper, WP 2010-18, November 2010. [pdf]
"A Kreps-Scheinkman-állítás érvényessége lineáris keresletű vegyes duopóliumok esetén", Bakó Barnával közösen, Közgazdasági Szemle LXI(2014), 533-543. [link]
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"Az impakt faktor és jelentősége a közgazdaságtudományban", Rétallér Orsolyával közösen, Köz-Gazdaság, 3(2013), 181-197. [pdf]
"A kompetitív piac közelítése sokszereplős Cournot-oligopóliumokkal." In: Egyensúly és optimum - Tanulmányok Forgó Ferenc 70. születésnapjára, szerk. Solymosi T. és Temesi J., Aula, Budapest, 57-62, (2012).
"Matematikaoktatás a bolognai típusú gazdasági képzésekben", Kánnai Zoltánnal és Pintér Miklóssal közösen, Közgazdasági Szemle LVII(2010), 261-277. [link]
"Az internet játékelméleti modellezése", Magyar Tudomány, 170(2009), 559-567. [link] [pdf]
"Statikus elosztások jellemzése", Köz-Gazdaság, 2(2007), 103-125. [link] [pdf]
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Current course: Computer Science (BSc) (in Hungarian).
Past courses: Algorithmic Mechanism Design (PhD), Analysis (BSc), Computer Science (MSc) (in Hungarian), Computer Science (MSc) (in English), Computer Science (MSc, part-time), Fair Division, Linear Algebra, Linear Models and Applications (PhD), Mathematics II (Probability and Statistics), Microeconomics, Neural Networks (PhD), Probability Calculus (BSc) and Statistics.
I wrote an oligopoly game when I was a first year undergraduate student at the Budapest University of Economic Sciences. The program was originally written for an AMIGA. This version needs an IBM compatible PC and runs already under Windows 3.11. To download the game click [here] for the list of files. Please, create a folder for the program and download the files into that folder. The program can be started from the 'Run' menu.
Tuesday, 13:40-13:25. (Valid only during the teaching period).
Location: S 221.
Corvinus University of Budapest, Department of Mathematics, H-1828 Budapest, P.O. Box 489, Hungary
Email: attila, dot, tasnadi, worm, uni-corvinus, dot, hu