Marco Castaneda

Assistant Professor

Ph.D. Washington University, St. Louis

Research interests: microeconomic theory, industrial organization

302 Tilton Hall

504-862-8352

marco@tulane.edu

Personal website: greenspace.tulane.edu/marco

Vitae

Short bio

Marco A. Castaneda received his B.A. with emphasis in Mathematics and Economics from the University of Alaska in Juneau and his M.A. and Ph.D. in Economics from Washington University in St. Louis. He teaches microeconomics, industrial organization, and game theory.

His research is about the implications of incomplete contracts and asymmetric information for understanding the organization of production. Finally, he was born in Mexico and enjoys playing golf and soccer.

Selected publications

Marco Castaneda and Dino Falaschetti. 2008. Does a Hospital's Profit Status Affect its Operational Scope? Review of Industrial Organization 33(2): 129-59.

Marco Castaneda, John Garen, and Jeremy Thornton. 2008. Competition, Contractibility, and the Market for Donors to Non-Profits. Journal of Law, Economics, and Organization 24(1): 215-46.

Marco Castaneda and James Marton. 2008. A Model of Commodity Differentiation with Indivisibilities and Production. Economic Theory 34(1): 85-106.

Marco Castaneda. 2006. The Hold-up Problem in a Repeated Relationship. International Journal of Industrial Organization 24(5): 953-70.

Marco Castaneda. 2006. The Organization of Production in a Competitive Economy. International Journal of Economic Theory 2(2): 159-70.