2017 Conference on Economic Design: York, United Kingdom, June 14-16, 2017 The tenth bi-annual Conference on Economic Design will be held at the University of York, United Kingdom, on three full days June 14-16 (Wed--Fri), 2017. It will be organised by the Economics Department of the University of York and the Centre for Mechanism and Institution Design. The conference welcomes paper submissions from many different fields such as economics, business, finance, politics, computer science, operations research, law, history relevant to mechanism or institution design in a broad sense, regardless of whether contributions are theoretical, empirical, experimental, historical or practical. Subjects include but are not limited to auctions, matching, school choice, college admission, organ exchange, decentralised markets, random market mechanisms, voting, social choice, taxation, tax reform, coalition formation, price formation, ranking and scoring, measurements of power and influence, contest, fair division, contract, bargaining, negotiation, market design implementation, pricing on electricity, pricing on public utilities, pricing on cloud computing services, online allocation mechanisms, online auctions, market design experiments, public goods experiments, behavioural mechanism design, information and incentive, digital sport market for labour, market design in transportation sector, institution and organisation, health care, health policy, health insurance, pension scheme, fiscal policy, monetary policy, growth and development, performance evaluation, arbitration, patent design, governance, etc. York is a beautiful historical city with a rich heritage and a wealth of attractions being one of the most popular tourist destinations in the UK. We would like to advise you to make a hotel reservation as soon as possible if you wish to attend the conference, in order to avoid a shortage of affordable accommodation. The Keynote Speakers are: Sanjeev Goyal (Cambridge) Parag Pathak (MIT) Philip Reny (Chicago) Important Dates: Paper Submission Opens: 20-Nov-2016 Paper Submission Deadline: 16-Feb-2017 Notice of Accepted Papers Starts: 1-Mar-2017 until 6-Apr-2017 Registration Opens: 20-Mar-2017 Early Registration Deadline: 20-Apr-2017 Registration Deadline: 20-May-2017 Conference Fees: Regular participants: Until 20-Apr-2017: £330 (GBP), after 20-Apr-2017: £380 (GBP) Student participants: Until 20-Apr-2017: £190 (GBP), after 20-Apr-2017: £230 (GBP) (Fees include a gala dinner, 3 lunches, drinks, a two-year membership of the Society for Economic Design and a subscription to the Review of Economic Design.) Paper Submission: We start to accept paper submissions from 20th Noverber 2016 until 16th February 2017. Papers should be submitted in PDF with a cover letter to [log in para visualizar] If the author is a student, it is advised to declare it. Registration: Early registration runs from 20th March 2017 until 20th April 2017. Regular participants pay by clicking here and students pay by clicking here. Late registration runs from 21st April 2017 until 20th May 2017. Regular participants pay by clicking here and students pay by clicking here. Students need to have a letter from their department head confirming their student identity. If you should have special dietary requirements, please write to [log in para visualizar] when you register. We will try to meet your requirements to the extent possible. Questions and Suggestions: If you would like to organise a session which deals with an emerging subject, please write to [log in para visualizar] Any other questions or suggestions should also go to this email address.