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Who Benefits From Surge Pricing?
A Theory of "Interspection" in Games
When Optimists Need Credit: Asymmetric Filtering of Optimism and Implications for Asset Prices
Pietro Tebaldi
Monitoring Team Members: Information Waste and the Self-Promotion Trap
Credible Persuasion
Games of Incomplete Information Played by Statisticians
Estimation of Hazard Models with Dependence Across Observations: Correlation, Frailty and Contagion
Christopher Neilson
Juan Camilo Castillo
Price Discrimination across PACs and the Consequences of Political Advertising Regulation
Epistemic Foundations of Iterated Admissibility
Thomas Jungbauer
The Global Race for Talent: Brain Drain, Knowledge Transfer and Growth
Wealth, Returns, and Taxation: A Tale of Two Dependencies
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