Associate Professor Kim Sau Chung received his Ph.D. from the University of Wisconsin in 1999. He teaches in the areas of microeconomics, mathematical economics, and development. Professor Chung's current research includes studies in how to design allocation mechanisms and legal systems that work well under a wide range of circumstances. Office: 1112 Heller Hall Telephone: (612) 624-4060 E-mail: sau@umn.edu Current CV Personal Web Page
Recent publications include: “Foundations of Dominant Strategy Mechanisms,” (joint with Jeffrey C. Ely) Review of Economic Studies, forthcoming. “Implementation with Near-Complete Information,” (joint with Jeffrey C. Ely) Econometrica 71:3 (2003): 857-871 . “On the Existence of Stable Roommate Matchings,” Games and Economic Behavior 33:2 (2000): 206-230. “Role Models and Arguments for Affirmative Action,” American Economic Review 90:3 (2000): 640-648.