Byung-Cheol Kim
Assistant Professor
Curriculum Vitae
Contact Information
- Office: Room 324, Old CE Building
- Phone: 404.894.4912
- byung-cheol.kim@econ.gatech.edu
Dr. Byung Cheol Kim obtained his Ph.D. in Economics from Michigan State University in 2007. He served as a visiting assistant professor in the Department of Economics and as an adjunct professor in College of Law, both at Michigan State University. His main research fields are Industrial Organization and Applied Microeconomics. His recent research topics include customer information sharing between firms, network neutrality and investment incentives, learning and signaling through a preliminary injunction, tying arrangement in complementary products, and exclusive contracts in the health insurance market.
Recent Publications
- “Customer Information Sharing: Strategic Incentives and New Implications” (with Jay Pil Choi), forthcoming, Journal of Economics and Management Strategy
- “On the Efficacy of Detecting and Punishing Selfish Peers,” Lecture Note in Computer Science, Vol. 3828, 2005, pp. 836-847. (with J. Sharpiro).
Selected Working Papers
- “Net Neutrality and Innovation Incentives” (with Jay Pil Choi), Revision requested from Rand Journal of Economics
- “Signaling, Learning and Screening Prior to Trial: A Theory of Preliminary Injunctions” (with Thomas D. Jeitschko)
- “Strategic Tying with Consumer Switching Costs”