MSRNE 5th Anniversary Symposium - Economics and Computer Science: A Dialogue

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The interface between economics and computer science has greatly advanced the state of the art in both fields. This session features two thought leaders, one from economics and one from computer science, and their comments on how this interface has impacted their own research and the direction of research within their respective fields.



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