Research
Applied theory with experimental and empirical work — Game Theory, Mechanism Design, and Network Theory, with applications to Information Economics, Political Economy, and Industrial Organization.
Journal Publications
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Making an honest media out of fake news: How confirmation bias makes persuaders more honest Forthcoming
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The Impact of Dual-agency Leniency Policy on Cartel Detection
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Fake News and Political Polarization
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Optimal Influence Design in Networks
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On the (Robust) Ex-post Stability of Constitutions
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Stable Constitutions
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Job Market Signaling with Imperfect Competition Among Employers
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Using Cheap Talk to Polarize or Unify a Group of Decision Makers
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A Test for Normality in the Tobit Model
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Too Much is Too Bad: The Effect of Media Coverage on the Price Volatility of Cryptocurrencies
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Fourth Industrial Revolution and Innovative Capacity of South Korea: Comparative Analysis of Major Industrial Nations with US Patent Data, 1976–2015
Working Papers
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Price Information Sharing and Collusion: An Experiment Resubmitted
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Persuasion under the Influence of Fake News
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Robust Intervention in Networks
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Recession and Resilience: Labor Market Consequences of Starting College in a Bad Economy
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Does the Size of the Signal Space Matter?Formerly circulated as “Signal Space Puzzle: Bigger is (Not Always) Better”
Work in Progress
- “Cross-Domain Screening for Time Inconsistency: Lock Up My Savings and Subsidize My Salad”
- “The Value of Commitment in Persuading a Group of Decision Makers”
- “The Circle of Life of Media”
- “Collusion under Strategic Interaction and Regulation: An Experiment”
- “Challenges in Ensuring Transparency in AI-Generated Content” Best Paper Award
- “Fake News on COVID-19 in Social Networks”
- “Over- or Under-reaction to Good or Bad News: Bounded Rationality in Cryptocurrency Markets”
Books
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