Shunya Noda

Stanford University, Department of Economics

PhD student

Stanford, CA

United States

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1.

Full Surplus Extraction and within-period Ex Post Implementation in Dynamic Environments

Theoretical Economics, 14 (1), 2019
Number of pages: 41 Posted: 23 Jan 2014 Last Revised: 21 Feb 2019
Shunya Noda
Stanford University, Department of Economics
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dynamic mechanism design, within-period ex post implementation, revenue maximization, full surplus extraction

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Large Matchings in Large Markets with Flexible Supply

Number of pages: 87 Posted: 14 Aug 2018 Last Revised: 05 Nov 2018
Shunya Noda
Stanford University, Department of Economics
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Random assignment, Strategy-proofness, Matching with constraints, Large market, Maximum matching

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Strategic Experimentation with Random Serial Dictatorship

Number of pages: 45 Posted: 22 Apr 2017 Last Revised: 21 Sep 2018
Shunya Noda
Stanford University, Department of Economics
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One-sided matching, Information acquisition, Bayesian persuasion, Strategic experimentation

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Pricing of Mining ASIC and Its Implication to the High Volatility of Cryptocurrency Prices

Number of pages: 9 Posted: 08 May 2019
Yoshinori Hashimoto and Shunya Noda
BUIDL, Ltd. and Stanford University, Department of Economics
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Blockchain, Cryptocurrency, Bitcoin, Volatility, Mining

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Size versus Truncation Robustness in the Assignment Problem

Number of pages: 14 Posted: 16 May 2018 Last Revised: 12 May 2019
Shunya Noda
Stanford University, Department of Economics
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Random assignment, Random mechanism, Maximum matching, Strategy-proofness, Weak truncation robustness