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1297: An internal fuel efficiency credit market mechanism for meeting the CAFE Standard: Internalizing a regulation caused externality
Charles R. Plott and Gabriel Katz
1296: Information aggregation & strategic abstention in large laboratory elections
Marco Battaglimi , Rebecca Morton and Thomas Palfrey
1295: Money metric utilitarianism
Christopher P. Chambers and Takashi Hayashi
1294: Correcting for survey misreports using auxiliary information with an application to estimating turnout
Jonathan H. Katz and Gabriel Katz
1293: An empirical Bayes approach to estimating ordinal treatment effects
R. Michael Alvarez , Delia Bailey and Jonathan N. Katz
1292: A citizen candidate model with private information and unique equilibrium
Jens Grober and Thomas Palfrey
1291: Network architecture, salience and coordination
Syngjoo Choi , Douglas Gale , Shachar Kariv and Thomas Palfrey
1290: A statistical model of abstention under compulsory voting
Gabriel Katz
1288: Policy-based abstention in Brazil’s 2002 presidential election
Gabriel Katz
1287: A Bayesian multinomial probit analysis of voter choice in Chile’s 2005 presidential election
R. Michael Alvarez and Gabriel Katz
1286: Choice and individual welfare
Christopher P. Chambers and Takashi Hayashi
1285: Ideology and competence in alternative electoral systems
Matias Iaryczower and Andrea Mattozzi
1284: The impact of minority representation on policy outcomes: Evidence from the U.S. States
Michiko Ueda
1283: The impact of race and ideology on voting: Does race still matter?
Michiko Ueda
1282: Volunteering and image concerns
Sera Linardi and Margaret A. McConnell
1281: You won’t harm me if you fool me
Federico Echenique and Eran Shmaya
1280: Information aggregation in standing and ad hoc committees (formerly: Information aggregation and equilibrium selection in committees)
S. Nageeb M. Ali , Jacob K. Goeree , Navin Kartik and Thomas R. Palfrey
1279: No Trade
Juan D. Carrillo and Thomas R. Palfrey
1278: A test for monotone comparative statics
Federico Echenique and Ivana Komunjer
1277: The “Reasonable Man” and other legal standards
Alan D. Miller
1276: Principles of continuous price determination in an experimental environment with flows of random arrivals and departures
Michael R. Alton and Charles R. Plott
1275: Strategic voting in sequential committees
Matias Iaryczower
1274: The control of game form recognition in experiments: Understanding dominant strategy failures in a simple two person “Guessing” game
Eileen Chou , Margaret McConnell , Rosemarie Nagel and Charles R. Plott
1273: The dynamics of distributive politics
Marco Battaglini and Thomas R. Palfrey
1272: A measure of bizarreness
Christopher P. Chambers and Alan D. Miller
1271: On eliciting beliefs in strategic games
Thomas R. Palfrey and Stephanie W. Wang
1270: On behavioral complementarity and its implications
Christopher P. Chambers , Federico Echenique and Eran Shmaya
1269: Sequential entry in many-to-one matching markets
Elette Boyle and Federico Echenique
1268: Design improved parimutuel-type information aggregation mechanisms: Inaccuracies & the long-shot bias as disequilibrium phenomena
Boris S. Axelrod , Benjamin J. Kulick , Charles R. Plott and Kevin A. Roust
1267: The effect of voter identification laws on turnout
R. Michael Alvarez , Delia Bailey and Jonathan N. Katz
1266: Auctioning off the agenda: Bargaining in legislatures with endogenous scheduling
Jernej Copic and Jonathan N. Katz
1265: Supermodular Bayesian implementation: Learning and incentive design
Laurent A. Mathevet
1264: Diffusion of Behavior and Equilibrium Properties in Network Games
Matthew O. Jackson and Leeat Yariv
1263: The Swing Voter’s Curse in the laboratory
Marco Battaglini , Rebecca Morton and Thomas R. Palfrey
1262: Efficiency, equity, and timing of voting mechanisms
Marco Battaglini , Rebecca Morton and Thomas R. Palfrey
1261: Minorities and storable votes
Alessandra Casella , Thomas R. Palfrey and Raymond G. Riezman
1260: Heterogeneous quantal response equilibrium and cognitive hierarchies
Colin F. Camerer , Thomas R. Palfrey and Brian W. Rogers
1259: The compromise game: Two-sided adverse selection in the laboratory
Juan D. Carrillo and Thomas R. Palfrey
1258: Political reputations and campaign promises
Enriqueta Aragones , Thomas R. Palfrey and Andrew Postlewaite
1257: Voting blocs, coalitions and parties
Jon X Eguia
1256: Attack politics: Who goes negative and why?
Kyle Mattes
1255: Contestable leaderships: Party discipline and vote buying in legislatures
Matias Iaryczower
1254: Interim efficient mechanism design with interdependent valuations
Serkan Küçükşenel
1253: Sequencing strategies in large, competitive, ascending price automobile auctions: An experimental examination
David M. Grether and Charles R. Plott
1252: What matchings can be stable? The refutability of matching theory
Federico Echenique
1251: Diffusion on social networks
Matthew O. Jackson and Leeat Yariv
1250: Nomination processes and policy outcomes
Matthew O. Jackson , Laurent A. Mathevet and Kyle Mattes
1249: Separation of decision in group identification
Alan D. Miller
1248: Supermodularizability
Christopher P. Chambers and Federico Echenique
1247: Political bias and war
Matthew O. Jackson and Massimo Morelli