With co-author Maciej H. Kotowski, Sangram Kadam analyzes a T-period, two-sided, one-to-one matching market without monetary transfers. Under natural restrictions on agents’ preferences, which accommodate switching costs, status-quo bias, and other forms of inter-temporal complementarity, dynamically stable matchings exist. The authors propose a new ordering of the stable set ensuring that it forms a lattice, and investigate the robustness of dynamically stable matchings with respect to the market’s time horizon and frequency of rematching opportunities.
Navigating private equity in health care amid regulatory scrutiny
She joined Leslie C. Overton from Axinn Veltrop & Harkrider LLP and Rebekah Goshorn Jurata of the American Investment Council to discuss the growing antitrust...