Invariance to representation of information by Yildiz, Muhamet

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Markov equilibria in a model of bargaining in networks by Abreu, Dilip, Manea, Mihai

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Random matching in adaptive dynamics by Ellison, Glenn, Fudenberg, Drew, Imhof, Lorens A.

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Costs of implementation: Bargaining costs versus allocative efficiency by Maciejovsky, Boris, Wernerfelt, Birger

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Moderation of an Ideological Party by Yildiz, Muhamet, Pokladnikova, Vlasta

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Derandomization of auctions by Aggarwal, Gagan, Fiat, Amos, Goldberg, Andrew V., Hartline, Jason D., Immorlica, Nicole, Sudan, Madhu

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Sensitivity of equilibrium behavior to higher-order beliefs in nice games by Weinstein, Jonathan, Yildiz, Muhamet

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Dynamics in near-potential games by Candogan, Utku Ozan, Koksal, Asuman E., Parrilo, Pablo A

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Perfect Implementation by Izmalkov, Sergei, Lepinski, Matt, Micali, Silvio

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Approachability in repeated games: Computational aspects and a Stackelberg variant by Mannor, Shie, Tsitsiklis, John N.

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When is it important to know you've been rejected? A search problem with probabilistic appearance of offers by Das, Sanmay, Tsitsiklis, John N.

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Spread of (mis)information in social networks by Acemoglu, Daron, Ozdaglar, Asuman E., Parandehgheibi, Ali

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A Dynamic Model with Import Quota Constraints by Basak, Suleyman, Pavlova, Anna

“…In particular, a country may choose to refrain from trade in a quota-protected commodity even when its world price is below the domestic price and the quota is not fully exhausted. Distinct economic behavior prevails depending on whether the country is importing the protected good, exporting it or refraining from trade in it. …”
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The origin of risk aversion by Zhang, Ruixun, Brennan, Thomas J., Lo, Andrew W.

“…Risk aversion is one of the most basic assumptions of economic behavior, but few studies have addressed the question of where risk preferences come from and why they differ from one individual to the next. …”
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WARNING: Physics Envy May Be Hazardous To Your Wealth by Mueller, Mark, Lo, Andrew W

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Cities through the Prism of People’s Spending Behavior by Sobolevsky, Stanislav, Sitko, Izabela, Tachet des Combes, Remi, Hawelka, Bartosz, Murillo Arias, Juan, Ratti, Carlo

“…In this paper, we exploit a relatively unexplored source of data–anonymized records of bank card transactions collected in Spain by a big European bank, and propose a new classification scheme of cities based on the economic behavior of their residents. First, we study how individual spending behavior is qualitatively and quantitatively affected by various factors such as customer’s age, gender, and size of his/her home city. …”
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Understanding dynamic availability risk of critical materials: The role and evolution of market analysis and modeling by Olivetti, Elsa A., Field III, Frank R, Kirchain Jr, Randolph E

“…Regarding the second, material projection methods can be broadly classified as (a) those which project material flows only and (b) those which use market modeling to explicitly simulate (endogenously) the associated economic behavior and its implication on material flows.…”
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International Trade in Natural Gas: Golden Age of LNG? by Du, Y., Paltsev, S.

“…However, these perspectives largely depend on demand choices, the availability and evolution of alternative fuels (e.g. renewable energies), and—most importantly—political decisions framing economic behavior.…”
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An Evolutionary Model of Bounded Rationality and Intelligence by Brennan, Thomas J., Lo, Andrew W.

“…Conclusions: Rational economic behavior in which individuals maximize their own self interest is only one of many possible types of behavior that arise from natural selection. …”
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