RAND Journal of Economics

2006 - 2025

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Efficient resolution of partnership disputes pp. 543-569: Daniel Fershtman, Béla Szabadi and Cédric Wasser
Disclosure and pricing of attributes pp. 570-597: Alex Smolin
Health insurance menu design for large employers pp. 598-637: Kate Ho and Robin Lee
Data‐enabled learning, network effects, and competitive advantage pp. 638-667: Andrei Hagiu and Julian Wright
Advantageous selection with intermediaries: a study of GSE‐securitized mortgage loans pp. 668-694: Hsin‐Tien Tsai
The effect of privacy regulation on the data industry: empirical evidence from GDPR pp. 695-730: Guy Aridor, Yeon‐Koo Che and Tobias Salz

Pay‐for‐delay with settlement externalities pp. 387-415: Emil Palikot and Matias Pietola
Patenting inventions or inventing patents? Continuation practice at the USPTO pp. 416-442: Cesare Righi and Timothy Simcoe
Lobbying for government appropriations pp. 443-483: Christian Cox
Second‐chance offers and buyer reputation systems: theory and evidence on auctions with default pp. 484-511: Dirk Engelmann, Jeff Frank, Alexander Koch and Marieta Valente
Equilibrium uniqueness in entry games with private information pp. 512-540: José‐Antonio Espín‐Sánchez, Alvaro Parra and Yuzhou Wang

Willingness to fight on: Environmental quality in dynamic contests pp. 189-239: Haoming Liu, Jingfeng Lu and Alberto Salvo
Platform design biases in ad‐funded two‐sided markets pp. 240-267: Jay Pil Choi and Doh‐Shin Jeon
Bundling and nonlinear pricing in telecommunications pp. 268-298: Yao Luo
Who fares better in teamwork? pp. 299-324: Huseyin Yildirim
Commitment and cheap talk in search deterrence pp. 325-359: Siqi Pan and Xin Zhao
The wrong kind of information pp. 360-384: Aditya Kuvalekar, João Ramos and Johannes Schneider

Storing power: market structure matters pp. 3-53: David Andrés‐Cerezo and Natalia Fabra
Search, learning, and tracking pp. 54-82: Marcel Preuss
Marketmaking Middlemen pp. 83-103: Pieter Gautier, Bo Hu and Makoto Watanabe
Stochastic contracts and subjective evaluations pp. 104-134: Matthias Lang
The Matthew effect, research productivity, and the dynamic allocation of NIH grants pp. 135-164: Y. J. Jeff Qiu
Management, productivity, and technology choices: evidence from U.S. mining schools pp. 165-186: Michael Rubens

Mergers and innovation portfolios pp. 641-677: José Luis Moraga‐González, Evgenia Motchenkova and Saish Nevrekar
Mergers and market power: evidence from rivals' responses in European markets pp. 678-702: Joel Stiebale and Florian Szücs
Implementing optimal outcomes through sequential auctions pp. 703-732: Fanqi Shi and Yiqing Xing
On advance payments in tenders with budget constrained contractors pp. 733-762: Oleksii Birulin and Sergei Izmalkov
Physician workload and treatment choice: the case of primary care pp. 763-791: Ity Shurtz, Alon Eizenberg, Adi Alkalay and Amnon Lahad
On the informed principal model with common values pp. 792-825: Anastasios Dosis

Should I stay or should I go? Migrating away from an incumbent platform pp. 453-483: Gary Biglaiser, Jacques Crémer and André Veiga
The optimal assortativity of teams inside the firm pp. 484-515: Ashwin Kambhampati and Carlos Segura‐Rodriguez
Input prices, productivity, and trade dynamics: long‐run effects of liberalization on Chinese paint manufacturers pp. 516-560: Paul L. E. Grieco, Shengyu Li and Hongsong Zhang
Using disaster‐induced closures to evaluate discrete choice models of hospital demand pp. 561-589: Devesh Raval, Ted Rosenbaum and Nathan Wilson
Does consumer demand pull scientifically novel drug innovation? pp. 590-638: David Dranove, Craig Garthwaite and Manuel Hermosilla

The economics of social data pp. 263-296: Dirk Bergemann, Alessandro Bonatti and Tan Gan
Should platforms be allowed to sell on their own marketplaces? pp. 297-327: Andrei Hagiu, Tat-How Teh and Julian Wright
Prioritization vs. congestion on platforms: evidence from Amazon's Twitch.tv pp. 328-355: José Tudón
Competition in search markets with naive consumers pp. 356-385: Tobias Gamp and Daniel Krähmer
Consumer search and optimal information pp. 386-403: Mustafa Dogan and Ju Hu
Monitoring with career concerns pp. 404-428: Iván Marinovic and Martin Szydlowski
The welfare effect of a consumer subsidy with price ceilings: the case of Chinese cell phones pp. 429-449: Ying Fan and Ge Zhang

Data‐driven mergers and personalization pp. 3-31: Zhijun Chen, Chongwoo Choe, Jiajia Cong and Noriaki Matsushima
Matching auctions pp. 32-62: Daniel Fershtman and Alessandro Pavan
On young Turks and yes men: optimal contracting for advice pp. 63-94: Samuel Häfner and Curtis R. Taylor
Compromising on compromise rules pp. 95-112: Salvador Barberà and Danilo Coelho
Information disclosure in dynamic research contests pp. 113-137: Bo Chen, Bo Chen and Dmitriy Knyazev
An experimental test of the Coase conjecture: Fairness in dynamic bargaining pp. 138-165: Jack Fanning and Andrew Kloosterman
Repositioning and market power after airline mergers pp. 166-199: Sophia Li, Joe Mazur, Yongjoon Park, James Roberts, Andrew Sweeting and Jun Zhang
Competition in network industries: Evidence from the Rwandan mobile phone network pp. 200-225: Daniel Björkegren
Learning and investment under demand uncertainty in container shipping pp. 226-259: Jihye Jeon