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Antoine Prevet

Antoine Prevet

Researcher Scientist

Center · CEDP

Biography

Antoine Prevet is a researcher whose work falls within the field of theoretical economics, with a particular focus on incentive mechanisms and issues of information asymmetry. His research explores the dynamics of principal-agent relationships, particularly in contexts where budgetary or institutional constraints limit direct monetary transfers. He analyzes how strategic disclosure of information can optimize outcomes for the principal, particularly in sectors such as the public sector where benefits are not immediately quantifiable in financial terms. His approach combines formal modeling and equilibrium analysis, highlighting the trade-offs between transparency, efficiency, and exogenous constraints. His contributions shed light on the conditions under which information disclosure becomes an alternative to traditional monetary incentives.

Publication(s)

  • 2018
    Information disclosure by a budget constrained principal; [Révélation de l'information par un principal au budget limité] DOI : 10.3917/reco.695.0709

Teaching

Industrial Economics

Lecturer

The course covers the following topics: Nature of the firm and firm heterogeneity; Market entry, location, and product positioning strategies; Pricing strategy and product lines; Mergers and acquisitions and antitrust regulation; Network industries and regulation; Platforms and the digital economy Each session covers theoretical foundations, case studies, and exercises. One session at the beginning of the course is devoted to presenting a case study that students will complete in teams. Students must analyze a strategic decision selected from current events (merger, acquisition, capacity investment, launch of a new product or service, etc.)