Dr Benoit Julien

Lecturer
Member of the School of Economics in the Australian School of Business

BA Laval/Queen's
MA PhD Western Ontario

Research Interests
Search and Matching
Labour Markets
Monetary Economics
Auctions and Industrial Organization

Recent Publications:

• Benoit Julien, with John Kennes, Ian King, “Bidding for Money”, Journal of Economic Theory, Forthcoming.
• Benoit Julien, with John Kennes, Ian King . “RESIDUAL WAGE DISPARITY AND COORDINATION UNEMPLOYMENT”. International Economic Review, Volume 47, Number 3 (August 2006), pp. 961-989.
• Benoit Julien, with John Kennes, and Ian King, “The Mortensen Rule and Efficient Coordination Unemployment”, Economics Letters, 90, Issue 2, February (2006).
• Benoit Julien, with John Kennes and Ian King (2005) Ex Post Pricing and Efficient Coordination Unemployment, Canadian Journal of Economics, February.
• Benoit Julien, with John Kennes and Ian King (2002) Auctions Beat Posted Prices in a Small Market, Journal of Institutional and Theoretical Economics, December, 158(4): 548-62.
• Benoit Julien, with John Kennes and Ian King (2001) Auctions and Posted Prices in Directed Search Equilibrium, BePress Journals in Macroeconomics, 1(1)
• Benoit Julien, with John Kennes and Ian King (2000) Bidding for Labor, Review of Economic Dynamics, October, 3(4): 619-649.

• Benoit Julien with Kennes, John and Ian King (2005) Directed Search without Price Directions (pdf) (Revise and resubmit at the Canadian Journal of Economics)
• Benoit Julien with Kennes, John and Ian King (2005) The Mortensen Rule and Efficient Coordination Unemployment (pdf) (Revise and resubmit at European Economic Review)
• Benoit Julien (2003) Competing Auctions with Discrete Valuations
• Benoit Julien (2004) Technology Licensing and Grantbacks under Hidden Information, (Under review at International Journal of Industrial Organization)
• Benoit Julien, with Pere Gomis-Porqueras (2004) Concentration in the Banking Sector
• Benoit Julien, With Edner B. Bataille (2005) Advertising, Pricing and Market Structure