I am assistant professor at the University of Arizona.

I am a microeconomic theorist with an interest in applied theory.
My current research focuses on the role of information and communication in economic interactions. In particular, I am working on strategic information transmission combined with other aspects -- e.g., the choice of information, incomplete contracts, organizational design, risk, and voting.


Email:     ideimen(at)arizona.edu                                        
Phone:    +1 520 621 6238  (office)

​The University of Arizona
Eller College of Management
Department of Economics
McClelland Hall 401-U
1130 E. Helen Street
Tucson, Arizona 85721-0108

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CV 

Publications:
Delegated Expertise, Authority, and Communication
Deimen, Inga, and Dezső Szalay. 2019. "Delegated Expertise, Authority, and Communication."
American Economic Review, 109 (4): 1349-74.  (working paper)

Information and Communication in Organizations
Deimen, Inga, and Dezsö Szalay. 2019. "Information and Communication in Organizations."
AEA Papers and Proceedings, 109 : 545-49.  (working paper)

Consistency and Communication in Committees
Inga Deimen, Felix Ketelaar, Mark T. Le Quement. 2015. "Consistency and communication in committees."
Journal of Economic Theory, 160: 24-35.  (working paper)

Working papers:

Contracts versus Communication  (with Andreas Blume and Sean Inoue) (R&R JET)

Communication in the Shadow of Catastrophe  (with Dezsö Szalay)

Control, cost, and confidence: perseverance and procrastination in the face of failure (with Julia Wirtz) (R&R GEB)

Authority in a theory of the firm  (with Dezsö Szalay)

Upcoming Talks:
Turin, Paris, Texas A&M