My current research activity is largely focused on environmental and resource economics, particularly at the intersection with industrial organization. Much of my work involves dynamic applications, including repeated and dynamic games and differential games.
Recent publications include:
“Are CEOs Expected Utility Maximizers?” (with John List), Journal of Econometrics 2008 forthcoming.
“Supporting Cooperation in a Non-Cooperative Discrete-Time Common Property Resource” (with Stephen Polasky, Nori Tarui and Greg Ellis), Journal of Environmental Economics and Management 2008 55(1), 37-51.
“Cooperation in the Commons” (with Stephen Polasky, Nori Tarui and Greg Ellis), Economic Theory 2006 29(1), 71-88.
“An Economic Model of Eco-Labeling,” Environmental Modelling and Assessment 2006 11(2), 131-143.
“Experimental Duopoly in the Classroom,” Journal of Industrial Organization Education October 2006 v1(1), published on-line at http://www.bepress.com/jioe/vol1/iss1/
“What motivates membership in non-renewable resource cartels?: The case of OPEC” (with Stephen Polasky), Resource and Energy Economics November 2005 27(4), 321-342.
“Passenger Leaks and the Fate of Small Community Air Service” (with Owen R. Phillips, Lawrence R. Weatherford and Mitch Kunce, Economic Inquiry, October 2005 v43(4), pp. 785-794.
“Environmental Catastrophes and Non-Expected Utility Maximization: An Experimental Evaluation” (with Jason Shogren, Chad Settle and John List), Journal of Risk and Uncertainty, September 2005 v 31(2), pp. 187-215.