Sergio Sebastian Turner

(617) 775-8285 31 Bay State Rd. # 3 sergio.turner[at)tufts.edu Boston, MA 02215 www.sergioturner.com USA, Brazil (citizen)

CURRENT POSITION

Lecturer of Economics, Tufts University, 9/’13 –

PREVIOUS POSITIONS

Architecture, AdWords & search engine optimizer for small business, 8/’08 – 1/’14 Assistant Professor of Economics, Brown University, 7/‘04 – 7/‘08

EDUCATION

Ph.D. in Economics, Yale University, 12/‘04 Dissertation: Welfare Impact of Policy in Incomplete Markets: Theory and Computation Advisors: Prof. John Geanakoplos, Prof. Donald Brown, Prof. Stephen Morris B.S. in Applied Mathematics, magna cum laude, UC-Berkeley, 12/‘97

TEACHING (Undergraduate & PhD courses)

Principles of Economics Su15 U General Equilibrium Theory, S07, S08 U Introduction to Econometrics, F13 U Introduction to Game Theory, F13, S14, F14, S15, F15 U Intermediate Macroeconomic Theory, Su14 U Intermediate Microeconomics (Honors), F04, F05 U Intermediate Microeconomics, S07, S08 U Introduction to Finance, Su03, Su14 U Quantitative Financial Economics F14, F15 U Quantitative International Finance F14, F15 U Quantitative Intermediate Macroeconomic Theory F14, F15 U

Microeconomic Theory II, S14 Master Finance & Mechanism Design in Continuous Time S07, S08 PhD Theory of Incomplete Asset Markets, S06 PhD Mathematics for Economists, S05, S06; F06, F07, F08 PhD

PUBLICATIONS

Tirelli, Mario and Sergio Turner, “Quantifying the cost of risk in consumption,” The B.E. Journal of Theoretical Economics, 10(1) (2010) article 31.

Tirelli, Mario and Sergio Turner, “A social welfare function characterizing competitive equilibria of incomplete financial markets,” Research in Economics, 64 (2010) 58-65.

WORKING PAPERS

How Much Trade Does the Transfer Paradox Require? The Threshold Computed, revise and resubmit to Journal of Economic Theory

Pareto Improving Taxation in Incomplete Markets

Demand Theory in Incomplete Markets

FELLOWSHIPS, HONORS AND AWARDS

Yale University Carl Arvid Anderson Fellowship, ‘02-‘03 Yale Dissertation Fellowship, Spring ‘02 Cowles Foundation Prize, Summers ‘99, ‘00, ‘01 Yale University Fellowship, ‘98-‘02

University of California-Berkeley Phi Beta Kappa, ‘97 Student Research Opportunities Program, summer ‘97

Carnegie-Mellon University Research Experience for Undergraduates – NSF, summer ‘96

Stanford University AEA Summer Program, summer ‘95

SERVICE TO PROFESSION

Refereeing Econometrica, Journal of Economic Theory, Journal of Mathematical Economics, Berkeley Electronic Press, International Economic Review

PhD advising Norovsambuu Tumennasan, ‘05-‘09 (now at Aarhus University) Matthias Cinyabuguma, ‘04-‘05 (now at U. of Maryland-Baltimore County) Luciana Fiorini, ‘04-‘05 (now at The University of Western Australia)

Undergraduate Advising Applied Math-Econ, Math-Econ, Engr-Econ, Comp Sci-Econ Advisor, ‘05-‘09 Emily Roessel, senior thesis, ‘05-‘06 Sebastian Benthall, Spring ‘05, Summer ‘05

Organizing Co-organizer, ‘08 NSF/NBER/CEME Conference in General Equilibrium-Mathematical Economics Co-organizer, creation of Finance track in Applied Math-Economics concentration, Spring ‘07 Organizer, theory workshop, Fall ‘06 Co-organizer, theory workshop, Fall ‘04, Fall ‘05

Search and Hiring Assistant Professor in micro theory, 12/‘06 Post-doc in micro theory, ‘06, ‘07 PhD admissions committee, ‘04

PRESENTATIONS

September ‘07- 17th European Workshop on General Equilibrium Theory, Paestum, 6-15

September ‘06- Economic Theory Workshop, U Penn, 3-16 Workshop on Mathematical Economics at IMPA, Rio, 12-14 Midwest Economic Theory at Purdue, West Lafayette, 10-13 Rice University Microeconomic Theory Workshop, 9-14

September ‘05- North American Meeting of the Econometric Society, Minneapolis, 6-24 Colloquia on Mathematical Economics, University of Rome III, 6-7 2nd CARESS-Cowles Conference on General Equilibrium and its Applications, 4-28 Brown Theory Workshop/Lunch, 9-19/21

REFERENCES

Professor John Geanakoplos Director Stephen Zarlenga Professor Andrew Foster Yale University American Monetary Institute Brown University Department of Economics www.monetary.org Department of Economics Box 208281 PO Box 601 64 Waterman St. New Haven, CT 06520-8281 Valatie, NY 12184 Providence, RI 02912 (203) 432-3397 (518) 392-5387 (401) 863-2537 [email protected] [email protected] [email protected]