KyungMin (Teddy) Kim
Curriculum Vitae (pdf)
Address: 3718 Locust Walk
Department of Economics
Philadelphia, PA 19104
E-mail: kim37@econ.upenn.edu
Citizenship: Republic of Korea
EDUCATION
Ph.D. in Economics, University of Pennsylvania, U.S., expected May 2009
Dissertation: Essays on Games with Incomplete Information
Committee: George Mailath (Co-chair), Andrew Postlewaite (Co-chair), Philipp Kircher
B.A. in Economics, Seoul National University, Korea, August 2004
Summa Cum Laude, Mathematics minor
Valedictorian in the College of Social Sciences
RESEARCH INTERESTS
Game Theory and Applied Economic Theory (Bargaining, Cheap Talk, and Repeated Games)
TEACHING INTERESTS
Major: Game Theory, Microeconomic Theory
Minor: Public Economics, Industrial Organization
RESEARCH PAPERS
"Endogenous Market Segmentation for Lemons", Nov. 2008
Job Market Paper
"The Coase Conjecture with Incomplete Information on the Monopolist's Commitment", Sep. 2008
Accepted subject to minor revision at Theoretical Economics, first draft: Apr. 2007
"Communication with a Possibly Honest Expert", Nov. 2008
Joint with Jonathan Pogach, first draft: Mar. 2008
"Ambiguity, Informational Size and An Efficient Auction", Dec. 2006
Preliminary and incomplete draft available
"Perfect and Imperfect Learning in Bargaining", work in progress
Preliminary and incomplete draft available
HONORS AND AWARDS
University of Pennsylvania
Maloof Family Dissertation Fellowship in Economics, Fall 2008 - Spring 2009
Beth Hayes Prize for Graduate Research Accomplishment in Economics, 2006
CARESS (Center for Analytical Research in Economic and Social Sciences) Fellowship, 2005
Korea Foundation for Advanced Studies
Doctoral Study Abroad Scholarship, 2004 – Present
College Student Scholarship, Spring 1999 – Fall 2000
Seoul National University
Scholarship for Academic Excellence (for the top 2% juniors and seniors), Spring 1999 – Fall 2000
RESEARCH AND TEACHING EXPERIENCE
Research Assistant for Professor Andrew Postlewaite
Spring 2007, Summer 2008
Research Assistant for Professor George Mailath and Professor Andrew Postlewaite
Fall 2007 – Spring 2008
Teaching Assistant, Graduate Microeconomics II with Professor Andrew Postlewaite
Fall 2005, 2006
Recitation Instructor, Introductory Macroeconomics with Professor Gwen Eudey
Spring 2006
