Assistant Professor in Economics (Microeconomics, Game Theory, Social Choice and Public Economics)

Jinpeng joined Rutgers in 1994 after he finished his postdoctoral fellowship at the Center for Rationality and Interactive Decision Theory at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem.

Degree:
Ph.D. 12/1993, SUNY at Stony Brook
M.S.   7/1987, Beijing Agricultural Engineering University
B.S.   7/1984,	Huazhong Agricultural University

Author:
"Strategy-proofness and the Strict Core in a Market with 
Indivisibilities," International Journal of Game Theory, 1994, 
V.23, 75-83.
"Stable Matchings and Rematching-proof Equilibria in a Two-sided 	
Matching Markets," Journal of Economic Theory, 1995, V.66, 352-369.
"Infinitely Repeated Rental Model with Incomplete Information," 
Economics Letters, 1995, V.49, 261-266.
"On Randomized Matching Mechanisms," Economic Theory, forthcoming. 

Current Research Papers:
"Competitive Equilibrium with Indivisibilities," Jan./Feb., 1996.
"Competitive Equilibrium with Indivisibilities: Price Discrimination and 
Manipulation," Feb., 1996.
"Coalition Formation: Strategy Proofness, The Core and the von 
Neumann-Morgenstern Solutions," Mar./Oct., 1995.
"Manipulation and Stability in the College Admissions Problem," 
Oct., 1994/June, 1995.

MEMBERSHIPS:
Econometric Society
American Economic Association