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UID:/NewsandEvents/Archives/current/newsitem/15958
 /5-February-2026-Computational-Social-Choice-Semin
 ar-Daniel-Barreto
DTSTAMP:20251208T161512
SUMMARY:Computational Social Choice Seminar, Danie
 l Barreto
ATTENDEE;ROLE=Speaker:Daniel Barreto
DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Amsterdam:20260205T150000
LOCATION:Room L2.06, Lab42, Science Park 900, Amst
 erdam
DESCRIPTION:Abstract  We study how to optimally se
 gment monopolistic markets with a redistributive o
 bjective. We characterize optimal redistributive s
 egmentations and show that they (i) induce the sel
 ler to price progressively, i.e., charge richer co
 nsumers higher prices than poorer ones, and (ii) m
 ay not maximize consumer surplus, instead granting
  extra profits to the monopolist. We further show 
 that optimal redistributive segmentations are impl
 ementable via price-based regulation.
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:\n  <p><strong>Abstra
 ct</strong></p>\n  <p>We study how to optimally se
 gment monopolistic markets with a redistributive o
 bjective. We characterize optimal redistributive s
 egmentations and show that they (i) induce the sel
 ler to price progressively, i.e., charge richer co
 nsumers higher prices than poorer ones, and (ii) m
 ay not maximize consumer surplus, instead granting
  extra profits to the monopolist. We further show 
 that optimal redistributive segmentations are impl
 ementable via price-based regulation.</p>\n
URL:https://staff.science.uva.nl/u.endriss/seminar
 /
CONTACT:Ulle Endriss at ulle.endriss at uva.nl
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