Published and Forthcoming Papers
+ Stable Randomization with Marina Agranov and Paul J. Healy
The Economic Journal, Conditionally Accepted
You randomize here,/you will randomize there too./ It’s a stable trait.
+ When Choices Are Mistakes with John Rehbeck
American Economic Review, 2022 [click here to copy BibTeX citation]
You like a choice rule/but then you violate it./Was it a mistake?
+ Preferences for the Resolution of Uncertainty and the Timing of Information
Journal of Economic Theory, 2020 [click here to copy BibTeX citation]
If it has happened/ you want to know it sooner./ Otherwise, you’ll wait.
+ Timing of Communication with Puja Bhattacharya and Arjun Sengupta
The Economic Journal, 2020 [click here to copy BibTeX citation]
Promises are good/ but cooperation fades./ Reports are better.
+ Teams Promise But Do Not Deliver with Puja Bhattacharya, John Kagel, and Arjun Sengupta
Games and Economic Behavior, 2019 [click here to copy BibTeX citation]
People will promise./ It makes them cooperate./ But don’t trust a group!
+ Dynamic Risk Preferences Under Realized and Paper Outcomes
Journal of Economic Behavior and Organization, 2019 [click here to copy BibTeX citation]
Negatively skewed/induces reinforcement./Realized and paper.
Working Papers
+ The Gender Gap in Confidence: Expected But Not Accounted For [Supplemental Appendix] with Christine L. Exley
Revising for American Economic Review
The confidence gap:/People know it exists, but/it still hurts women.
+ Distinguishing Common Ratio Preferences from Common Ratio Effects Using Paired Valuation Tasks [Appendix][Supplemental Appendix] with Christina McGranaghan, Ted O’Donoghue, Jason Somerville, and Charles D. Sprenger
Revising for American Economic Review
Choices are noisy./New test shows no CRP,/questions the S-curve.
+ Revealed Incomplete Preferences with Luca Rigotti
Under Review
Preferences complete?/Ask the question directly./Tastes are imprecise.
+ A Systematic Test of the Independence Axiom Near Certainty with Ritesh Jain
Under Review
Independence fails/Not preferring certainty./It’s the opposite!
+ Systematic Comparison of Risky Choices in Humans and Monkeys with Leo Chi U Seak, Simone Ferrari-Toniolo, Ritesh Jain, and Wolfram Schultz
Under Review
Test independence;/compare humans and monkeys./Pretty similar!