Economics Department, Princeton University

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Series handle: repec:wop:prinet

• 00s18 Second Opinions and Price Competition: Inefficiency in the Market for Expert Advice
  by W. Pesendorfer & A. Wolinsky
• 00s17 Non-Enforceability of Trade Treaties and the Most-Favored Nation Clause: A Game Theoretic Analysis of Investment Distortions
  by G. Schwartz
• 00s16 Contract Incompleteness, Contractual Enforcement and Bureaucracies
  by G. Schwartz
• 00s14 The Drawbacks of Electoral Competition
  by A. Lizzeri & N. Persico
• 00s13 A,A,A,A,A or A,A,B,C,D? Over-Diversification in Repeated Decision Problems
  by A. Rubinstein
• 00s12 Competition Among Exchanges
  by T. Santos & J. Scheinkman
• 00s11 Imperfect Contracting
  by P. Battigalli & G. Maggi
• 00s10 Unobservable Investment and the Hold-Up Problem
  by F. Gul

• 99f7 The Role of Leasing under Adverse Selection
  by I. Hendel & A. Lizzeri
• 99f6 The Role of Commitment in Dynamic Contracts:
  by I. Hendel & A. Lizzeri
• 99f5 Adverse Selection and Insurance with Uberrima Fides
  by A. Dixit
• 99f4 Provision of Public Goods Under Alternative Electral Incentives
  by A. Lizzeri & Persico N.
• 99f3 Interactive Beliefs and Forward Induction
  by P. Battigalli & M. Siniscalchi
• 99f2 Self-Control and the Theory of Consumption
  by W. Pesendorfer & F. Gul
• 99f1 Temptation and Self-Control
  by W. Pesendorfer & F. Gul
• 00s15 A Behavioral Model of Bargaining with Endogenous Types
  by D. Abreu & D. Pearce
• 00s8 Defineable Preferences: Another Example (Searching for a Boyfriend in a Foreign Town)
  by A. Rubinstein
• 00s6 Economics and Language
  by A. Rubinstein
• 00s4 Experience from a Course in Game Theory: Pre- and Post-class Problem Sets as a Didactic Device
  by A. Rubinstein
• 00s2 Self-Confidence and Social Interactions
  by R. Benabou & J. Tirole
• 00s1 Self-Confidence: Intrapersonal Strategies
  by R. Benabou & J. Tirole

• 00s9 Bargaining and Reputation
  by D. Abreu & F. Gul
• 00s5 On the Question "Who is a J?": A Social Choice Approach
  by A. Rubinstein & A. Kasher
• 00s3 Choice Problems with a "Reference" Point
  by A. Rubinstein & L. Zhou

• 00s7 Debates and Decisions, On a Rationale of Argumentation Rules
  by A. Rubinstein & J. Glazer
• 00f2 Bargaining, Reputation and Equilibrium Selection in Repeated Games
  by D. Abreu & D. Pearce
• 00f1 Mobility as Progressivity: Ranking Income Processes According to Equality of Opportunity
  by R. Bénabou & E. Ok

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