This paper explores how governments may efficiently inform the public about an epidemic to
induce compliance with their confinement measures. Using an information design …

Although information design has recently received significant attention as a tool for shaping
consumers' purchase behavior, little is known about its use and implications in two-sided …

We consider a setting where agents in a social network take binary actions, which exhibit
local strategic complementarities. In particular, the payoff of each agent depends on the …

We study the effectiveness of information design in reducing congestion in social services
catering to users with varied levels of need. In the absence of price discrimination and …

Consider a set of agents (receivers) whose payoffs depend on an underlying state of the
world as well as each other's actions. Suppose that a designer (sender) commits to a …

This paper studies an information design problem of a retailer in a two-tier supply chain that
procures a single type of product from a supplier. The supplier needs to decide on a …

We study a natural competitive-information-design variant for the Pandora's Box problem
[31], where each box is associated with a strategic information sender who can design what …

The Bayesian persuasion paradigm of strategic communication models interaction between
a privately informed sender and an ignorant but rational receiver. The goal is typically to …

We consider a platform facilitating trade between sellers and buyers with the objective of
maximizing consumer surplus. Even though in many such marketplaces, prices are set by …

A principal delegates a sequential search with finite search opportunities to an agent, who
bears the search cost and can terminate the search. While the principal also has the right to …