Publications - peer reviewed
Sealed-bid versus ascending spectrum auctions (previous title: The Favored but Flawed Simultaneous Multiple-round Auction)
(with Nicholas Bedard, Jacob Goeree and Jingjing Zhang)
Experimental Economics, 27, 299-324, 2024
Trimming extreme opinions in preference aggregation (with Matias Nuñez and Dimitrios Xefteris)
Games & Economic Behavior, 137, 116-151, 2023
Coordination with Preferences over the Coalition Size (previous title: Protest Voting in the Laboratory)
(with Orestis Troumpounis, Nikolaos Tsakas and Dimitrios Xefteris)
Journal of Economic Behavior and Organization, 194, 105-123, 2022
The Virtuous Cycle of Agreement (previous title: Beyond Outcomes: Experimental Evidence on the Value of Agreement )
(with Matias Nuñez and Dimitrios Xefteris)
Economic Journal, 132 (641), 326-360, 2022
M Equilibrium: A Theory of Beliefs and Choices in Games (with Jacob Goeree)
American Economic Review, vol. 111, no.12, 4002-4045, 2021
Noisy Introspection in the '11-20' Game. (with Jacob Goeree and Jingjing Zhang)
Economic Journal, 128 (611), 1509-1530, 2018
Learning Aversion and Voting Rules in Collective Decision Making
Economics Letters 133, 13-26, 2015
Other publications
Improving on Simple Majority Voting by Alternative Voting Mechanisms
(with Jacob Goeree and Jingjing Zhang)
Oxford Research Encyclopedia of Economics and Finance. Oxford University Press, 2020
Rank-Dependent Choice Equilibrium: A non-parametric generalization of QRE
(with Jacob Goeree, Charles Holt, Thomas Palfrey and Brian Rogers)
The Handbook of Research Methods and Applications in Experimental Economics,
edited by A. Schram and A. Ule, Edward Elgar Publishing Ltd, 2019
Working papers
Communication and the Emergence of a Unidimensional World
(with Orestis Troumpounis and Nikolas Tsakas) R&R JEEA
Reciprocity in Peer Assessments
(with Lunzheng Li, Zacharias Maniadis and Dimitrios Xefteris)
Feedback and Competition in Procurement e-Auctions
(with Niklas Klarnskou and Wouter Passtoors)
The Value of Information for Groups
Standing in Line: demand for investment opportunities with exogenous priorities