Journal of Economic Behavior & Organization

1980 - 2025

Current editor(s): Houser, D. and Puzzello, D.

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Can the shadow of the future harm cooperation? pp. 355-372: Stergios Skaperdas and Constantinos Syropoulos
Some experimental evidence on the efficiency of dividend signaling in resolving information asymmetries pp. 373-388: Steven P. Peterson
Information contagion and the economics of pollution pp. 389-407: Gerard Weisbuch, Howard Gutowitz and Guillemette Duchateau-Nguyen
Structure and cycles pp. 409-432: Mario Amendola, Claude Froeschle and Jean-Luc Gaffard
When risk generates chaos pp. 433-446: Jean-Marc Boussard
Periodicity versus chaos in the dynamics of cobweb models pp. 447-464: Jason A. C. Gallas and Helena E. Nusse
Optimal growth with unobservable resources and learning pp. 465-491: Yaw Nyarko and Lars Olson
Best-practice technology in an adverse environment: The case of Indian sugar, 1981-1986 pp. 493-522: Michael J. Ferrantino and Gary Ferrier
Principal-agent contracts in continuous time asymmetric information models the importance of large continuing information flows pp. 523-535: William Brock and Lewis Evans
Why equilibrium? A note on the noncooperative equilibria of some matrix games pp. 537-539: Martin Shubik

Modes of economizing behavior: Experimental evidence pp. 191-209: Mark Pingle and Richard H. Day
Economizing by firms through learning and adaptation pp. 211-231: Richard M. Cyert and Praveen Kumar
Bounded rationality and market fluctuations pp. 233-250: John Conlisk
Comments by John D. Sterman pp. 251-256: John D. Sterman
Discussion of economizing by firms: Rational economizing, but in which world? pp. 257-260: Gunnar Eliasson
Discussion of modes of economizing pp. 261-262: John Tomer
Rational behavior and economic theory pp. 263-285: Nicolaas Vriend
On the impossibility of rational choice under incomplete information pp. 287-309: Joshua Gans
The search for consistency in economic search pp. 311-321: Philip Moon and Andrew Martin
Changing a decision taken under incomplete informatio during the process of execution pp. 323-329: Gil Epstein
Fixed versus variable reference points in the risk-return relationship pp. 331-350: Richard Z. Gooding, Sanjay Goel and Robert M. Wiseman
Can the maximization principle be discarded? A comment pp. 351-353: Paul Carlin
What is the price for utilizing deductive reasoning? A reply to generalized expectation maximizers pp. 355-358: Shu Li

Complexity, organization, and Stuart Kauffman's The Origins of Order pp. 1-25: Frank H. Westhoff, Beth V. Yarbrough and Robert M. Yarbrough
Rational actors, tit-for-tat types, and the evolution of cooperation pp. 27-56: Joel M. Guttman
Evolution, interaction, and Nash equilibria pp. 57-85: Siegfried K. Berninghaus and Ulrich Schwalbe
The coevolution of automata in the repeated Prisoner's Dilemma pp. 87-112: John H. Miller
Evolutionary stability and social norms pp. 113-140: Rajiv Sethi
A replicator theory model of competition through imitation in the automobile market pp. 141-157: Victor Fairen
Path-dependence without increasing returns to scale and network externalities pp. 159-172: Alfons Balmann, Martin Odening, Hans-Peter Weikard and Wilhelm Brandes
Rolling planning: Optimality and decentralization pp. 173-185: Michael Kaganovich

Toward a theoretical model of voluntary overcompliance pp. 289-309: Seema Arora and Shubhashis Gangopadhyay
The Tragedy of the Commons revisited Identifying behavioral principles pp. 311-335: Masaru Ito, Tatsuyoshi Saijo and Masashi Une
Technology strategy, governance structure and interdivisional coordination pp. 337-358: Nicholas S. Argyres
Cost observability and renegotiation pp. 359-372: Clara Graziano
Sustaining collusion when the choice of strategic variable is endogenous pp. 373-385: Robert Rothschild
Why reputation favors joint ventures over vertical and horizontal integration A simple model pp. 387-397: Gerald T. Garvey
Innovation announcement with vertical differentiation pp. 399-408: Jim Jin
Contractual union-firm agreements and the theory of the firm under uncertainty pp. 409-415: Jacques Bughin
The strategic implications of sunk costs: A behavioral perspective pp. 417-442: Roch Parayre
Safety in numbers: A model of managerial herd behavior pp. 443-450: Thomas Palley
Comment on 'Labor market institutions, liquidity constraints, and macroeconomic stability' by Frank R. Lichtenberg pp. 451-453: Maarten Vendrik
Rejoinder to comment by Maarten Vendrik pp. 455-456: Frank Lichtenberg

Editorial pp. 155-155: Maarten Janssen and Claude Menard
The emergency and stability of institutions Introduction and overview pp. 157-159: Maarten Janssen and Claude Menard
Markets as institutions versus organizations as markets? Disentangling some fundamental concepts pp. 161-182: Claude Menard
Markets and firms Transaction costs versus strategic innovation pp. 183-202: Marina Bianchi
The role of Dutch auctions and lotteries in shaping the art market(s) of 17th century Holland pp. 203-221: Neil De Marchi
Dynamic coordination failures and the efficiency of the firm pp. 223-239: Sanjeev Goyal and Maarten Janssen
The coexistence of conventions pp. 241-256: Robert Sugden
Bayesian interactions and collective dynamics of opinion: Herd behavior and mimetic contagion pp. 257-274: André Orléan
Existence and stability of conventions and institutions in a monetary economy pp. 275-288: Hans van Ees and Harry Garretsen

When meritocracies fail pp. 1-9: HeeMin Kim and Glenn R. Parker
Interlinkage, investment and adverse selection pp. 11-21: Sanjay Banerji
Old school ties: financial aid coordination and the governance of higher education pp. 23-47: Scott Masten
Japanese microelectronics: Creating competitive advantage by vertical interaction pp. 49-61: Clement G. Krouse
Moral hazard and optimal contract form for R&D cooperation pp. 63-78: Karl Morasch
Is there a winner's curse in the labor market? pp. 79-89: Tim Perri
A framework for understanding differences in labor turnover and human capital investment pp. 91-105: Chun Chang and Yijiang Wang
Is there a trade-off between supervision and wages? An empirical test of efficiency wage theory pp. 107-129: James Rebitzer
The spirit of capitalism and savings behavior pp. 131-143: Heng-Fu Zou
Labour market institutions, liquidity constraints, and macroeconomic stability pp. 145-154: Frank Lichtenberg