Stanford Institute for Theoretical Economics
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Stanford Institute for Theoretical Economics
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Stanford Institute for Theoretical Economics
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- Strong convergence of recursive m-estimators for models with dynamic latent variables
- Global environment and North-South trade
- Economic natural selection and adaptive behavior
- Ex ante versus ex post optimal promotion rules
- On population externalities and the social rate of discount
- Dynamic regulation, demand information and market prices
- Evolutionary stability with equilibrium entrants
- Does a good place value news?
- On the structure and diversity of rational beliefs
- Increasing returns, quality uncertainty, product differentiation, and countercyclical price mark-ups
- Option and non-use values of environmental assets
- Land ownership and development incentives, the capitalization externality
- Nonergodic economic growth
- Entry deterrence in oligopolistic spatial competition
- Rational frenzies and crashes
- Rules for changing the rules
- The existence of aggregate capital when returns to scale are non-constant
- On rational belief equilibria
- Increasing returns in infinite horizon economies
- Financial innovation and endogenous uncertainty in incomplete asset markets
- Arbitrage and existence of equilibrium in infinite market assets
- Biased contests and moral hazard, implications for career profiles
- The capital market, the wealth distribution and the employment relation
- A theory of persistent income inequality
- Learning, mutation, and long run equilibria in games
- On the social costs of global crowding
- Efficient resource allocation under increasing returns
- Learning in an equilibrium search model
- Two surveys, auctions and entry deterrence
- Believing in multiple equilibria
- Multi-task principal-agent analyses, incentive contracts, asset ownership and job design
- On the equilibrium size and composition of communities
- Simple efficient rank-order contracts under moral hazard and adverse selection
- Path dependence in aggregate output
- Asset prices with rational beliefs
- Wealth dynamics and the market selection hypothesis
- Convergence of recursive learning mechanisms to steady states and cycles in stochastic non-linear models
- Bargaining with private information
- Existence and characterization results for stochastic dynamic programming
- Aggregation, learning and rationality
- Scale returns in communications and elite control of organizations
- Existence and optimality of equilibria in markets with tradeable derivative securities
- Designing a private industry, government actions with endogenous market structure
- Functional fixed points
- Informational equivalence of signals
- Recursive m-estimation, nonlinear regression and neural network learning with dependent observations
- Returns to scale, information, and economic growth
- Behavioral heterogeneity and Cournot oligopoly equilibrium
- Nonnegative stochastic dynamic preferences
- The dynamics of learning with team production, implications for task assignment
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