Damiano Turchet

Research Affiliation

Microeconomics

Lectures

EC204: Economics 2 (Module Leader and Lecturer Term 1)

EC326: Industrial Economics 2: Strategy & Planning

EC331: Research in Applied Economics

Teaching (Seminars)

EC202:Microeconomics

EC220: Mathematical Economics 1A (Term 1)

Contact details

Phone:
Email: Damiano dot Turchet at warwick dot ac dot uk
Room: 0.70 Economics Department
Advice and feedback hours: Friday 15-17pm (Term time only) Room S1.137, book here. On the week of Friday 30th May, A&F hours will be moved to Thrusday at the same time.

RAE: Friday 14-15 (after class), will be advised in class. Room: S1.137

For online meeting, book via email.
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About me

Hi! I am Damiano Turchet, an Assistant Professor (Teaching Focussed) in the Department of Economics.

My research area is mainly within Microeconomics Theory, specially Strategic Market Games. My main work is focused on the study of monopoly from a general equilibrium perspective. I also collaborated in an empirical project aimed at studying the aspirations dynamics in students and its relation with hope.

I got my PhD from the University of Glasgow under the supervision of Professors Sayantan Ghosal and Yiannis Vailakis.

Research Interests

Microeconomics Theory
General Equilibrium Theory
Strategic Market Games
Behavioural Economics

Publications

"On three welfare properties of monopoly in bilateral exchange" (2025), with F.Busetto, G. Codognato and S. Ghosal. Journal of Mathematical Economics
"On the foundation of monopoly in bilateral exchangeLink opens in a new window" (2023), with F.Busetto, G. Codognato and S. Ghosal, International Journal Of Game Theory.

Working Papers

"Noncooperative Oligopoly in Markets with a Continuum of Traders and a Strongly Connected Set of Commodities: A Limit TheoremLink opens in a new window", with F.Busetto, G. Codognato, S. Ghosal and L. Julien. R&R at Games and Economic Behaviour
"On the Foundation of Monopoly in Bilateral Exchange: Some Historico-Analytical Aspects", with F.Busetto, F. Donzelli, G. Codognato and S. Ghosal
"The Time Sensitivity of Aspirational Interventions: Evidence from a Role-Modeling RCT" with P.Bhan, J.Wen and M.Schroeder, AEA RCT RegistryLink opens in a new window. Submitted

Work in Progress

"Monopoly equilibrium and elasticity of substitution: a note on the existence of the equilibrium"Link opens in a new window
"Poverty, Pessimism and Grit" with P. Dalton and S. Ghosal