Other Publications

  1. "Neuroeconomic Theory: Using Neuroscience to Understand the Bounds of Rationality'', with J. Carrillo, 2010, VoxEU.org.

  2. "A Study of Speculation: Do Economic Players Choose Based on Accurate Predictions of Others Decisions'', with C.F. Camerer, J. Carrillo and S.W. Wang, 2010, Research Brief, LUSK Center for Real Estate, USC. PDF

  3. "FCC Media Study No. 9: A Theoretical Analysis of the Impact of Local Market Structure on the Range of Viewpoints Supplied'', with J. Carrillo and S. Wilkie, 2011, FCC. PDF


Discussion Papers

  1. "Information processing and decision-making: evidence from the brain sciences and implications for Economics". PDF

  2. "Resource allocation in the brain", with R. Alonso and J. Carrillo, CEPR D.P. 8408. PDF

  3. "Selling an asset to a competitor". PDF

  4. "Countervailing incentives in allocation mechanisms with type-dependent negative externalities". PDF
    (This DP is based on one case analyzed in "Auctions with type-dependent and negative externalities: the optimal mechanism".)

  5. "Implementing optimal allocation mechanisms with type-dependent negative externalities". PDF
    (This DP is based on two cases analyzed in "Auctions with type-dependent and negative externalities: the optimal mechanism".)

  6. "Imperfect Choice or Imperfect Attention? Understanding Strategic Thinking in Private Information Games", with C. Camerer, J. Carrillo and S. Wang, CEPR D.P. 7529. PDF

  7. "The nature of information and its effect on bidding behavior: laboratory evidence in a common value auction", with J. Carrillo and M. Castro, CEPR D.P. 7848. PDF

  8. "A Neuroeconomic Theory of Memory Retrieval", with J. Carrillo. PDF


Work in progress

  1. "Contracting without participation constraint".

  2. "Public goods: the benefits of exclusion", with J. Lu.

  3. "Sales and prices in the housing market'', with Y. Kim.

  4. "A Neuroeconomic Theory of Self-Control", with J. Carrillo.

  5. "Mechanism design with many instruments".

  6. "The regulation of water utilities in California", with K. Chan and I. Perrigne.