Every day, we interact with each other in various markets and economic mechanisms. The rules that shape these markets and mechanisms shape our economic interactions. In particular, rules create incentives that govern economic interactions. The design of rules then allows us to shape economic incentives to pursue different market outcomes. This thesis is dedicated to studying the design of markets and mechanisms, their rules, incentives and goals in three applications: blockchains, mechanism design with inequality, and mechanism design with partially verifiable information.
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