Economic Theory
1991 - 2026
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Volume 82, issue 1, 2026
- Quasiconvex Aggregate Demand and Fourth-Order Price Effect: Unique Equilibrium pp. 1-54

- Dong Chul Won
- Time preference and productivity: observations in a growth model with heterogeneous agents pp. 55-79

- Gerhard Sorger
- Sequential dictatorship rules in multi-unit object assignment problems with money pp. 81-120

- Masahiro Kawasaki, Ryosuke Sakai and Tomoya Kazumura
- Potential in population games pp. 121-158

- Igal Milchtaich
- How and when to announce contest outcomes under peak-trough preferences? pp. 159-186

- Emin Karagözoǧlu, Kerim Keskin and Çaǧrı Saǧlam
- Assigning tasks to pairs pp. 187-219

- Antonio Nicolò, Pietro Salmaso, Arunava Sen and Sonal Yadav
- Axiomatization of the Farsighted Stable Set and the (Strong) Rational Expectations Farsighted Stable Set pp. 221-250

- Mert Kimya
- Skills and the Regulation of Labor pp. 251-272

- Diogo Baerlocher
- Asylum Assignment and Burden-Sharing pp. 273-303

- Gian Caspari and Manshu Khanna
- Intertemporal collective choice and dynamic consistency pp. 305-346

- Xiaoxi Li and Xiangyu Qu
- Group identity and cooperation in infinitely repeated games pp. 347-387

- Bo Chen, Sherry Xin Li and Tracy Xiao Liu
Volume 81, issue 4, 2026
- Mean-preserving capacities: A tractable class of Choquet capacities pp. 1009-1039

- Richard Peter and Pascal Toquebeuf
- The Appeal Decision and Settlement Bargaining pp. 1041-1076

- Ansgar Wohlschlegel
- Optimal mechanisms with non-quasilinear preferences pp. 1077-1129

- James Bergin
- Microfinance in the U.S pp. 1131-1173

- Fan Liu and Anne Villamil
- Talking heads. Public communication policies in an international economy pp. 1175-1227

- Hubert Kempf and Olga Kuznetsova
- Under-reaction: Irrational behavior or robust response to model misspecification? pp. 1229-1253

- Filippo Massari
- Identification of smooth ambiguity pp. 1255-1288

- Herakles Polemarchakis, Larry Selden and Xinxi Song
- A Distributionally Robust Random Utility Model pp. 1289-1330

- Emerson Melo, David Müller and Ruben Schlotter
- To be or not to be? Central bank independence and economic turmoil pp. 1331-1376

- Anastasia Burkovskaya and Sean Gong
- Heterogeneous early health signals and deferred annuities pp. 1377-1406

- Sau-Him Paul Lau and Qilin Zhang
- Communicating in a coordination game with private information pp. 1407-1434

- Antonio Cabrales, Michalis Drouvelis, Zeynep Gürgüç and Indrajit Ray
Volume 81, issue 3, 2026
- Persuasion without Priors pp. 625-659

- Alexei Parakhonyak and Anton Sobolev
- Antisocial learning pp. 661-688

- James Best
- Asymmetric information, asset markets, and the medium of exchange pp. 689-749

- Athanasios Geromichalos, Lucas Herrenbrueck and Zijian Wang
- Revealed types and beliefs in bayesian games pp. 751-773

- Mengke Wang
- Strategy-proof aggregation of approximate and imprecise judgments pp. 775-805

- Marcello Basili, Ernesto Savaglio and Stefano Vannucci
- Sequential team contests: alternating or specializing? pp. 807-834

- Stefano Barbieri
- Projects with uncertain requirements and deadlines pp. 835-864

- Philipp Külpmann
- Efficient and strategy-proof multi-unit object allocation problems with money: decreasing incremental valuations with income effects pp. 865-906

- Hiroki Shinozaki, Tomoya Kazumura and Shigehiro Serizawa
- Learning and stochastic dominance with applications to subjective valuation of options pp. 907-935

- Ehud Lehrer and Tao Wang
- Choice flexibility and long-run cooperation pp. 937-973

- Gabriele Camera, Jaehong Kim and David Rojo Arjona
- Are Government Bonds Net Wealth or a Liability —Optimal Debt and Taxes under Uninsurable Income Risk pp. 975-1008

- YiLi Chien, Yi Wen and HsinJung Yu
Volume 81, issue 1, 2026
- An introduction to the special issue on behavioral game theory pp. 1-11

- David J. Cooper, Boon Han Koh and Stefan P. Penczynski
- Testing the simplicity of strategy-proof mechanisms pp. 13-42

- Alexander L. Brown, Daniel G. Stephenson and Rodrigo A. Velez
- Machine games: theory and experimental evidence pp. 43-75

- Christos Ioannou
- Viable Nash equilibria: an experiment pp. 77-92

- Duk Gyoo Kim, Daehong Min and John Wooders
- Beyond Hawks and Doves: Can inequality ease coordination? pp. 93-111

- Maria Bigoni, Mario Blazquez De Paz and Chloé Le Coq
- Selection through information acquisition in coordination games pp. 113-148

- Michal Szkup and Isabel Trevino
- Level-k thinking in the extensive form pp. 149-189

- Burkhard Schipper and Hang Zhou
- Buy it now or later, or not: loss aversion in advance purchasing pp. 191-224

- Senran Lin
- Correlated equilibria and forecasts based on Naïve play in Hawk–Dove games pp. 225-251

- Timothy Cason, Tridib Sharma and Radovan Vadovič
- Voluntary versus mandatory information disclosure in the sequential prisoner’s dilemma pp. 253-302

- Georg Kirchsteiger, Tom Lenaerts and Rémi Suchon
- Disclosure of belief–dependent preferences in a trust game pp. 303-340

- Giuseppe Attanasi, Pierpaolo Battigalli, Elena Manzoni and Rosemarie Nagel
- Social preferences and the variability of conditional cooperation pp. 341-366

- Malte Baader, Simon Gächter, Kyeongtae Lee and Martin Sefton
- Sorting of trustees: the good and the bad stay in the game pp. 367-389

- Eberhard Feess and Florian Kerzenmacher
- Moral reference points: theory and experimental evidence pp. 391-427

- James C. Cox, John List, Michael Price, Vjollca Sadiraj and Anya Samek
- Moral preferences in bargaining pp. 429-452

- Pau Juan-Bartroli and Emin Karagözoğlu
- Evolution of cooperation in the indefinitely repeated collective action with a contest for power pp. 453-483

- Yaroslav Rosokha, Xinxin Lyu, Denis Tverskoi and Sergey Gavrilets
- Social aspiration reinforcement learning in Cournot games pp. 485-524

- Enrique Fatas, Antonio J. Morales and Ainhoa Jaramillo-Gutiérrez
- Delegation with strategic complements and substitutes pp. 525-552

- Yadi Yang and Jan Potters
- Identity and political corruption: a laboratory experiment pp. 553-576

- Maria Cubel, Anastasia Papadopoulou and Santiago Sánchez-Pagés
- Bargaining over communal endowments after prior interaction: experimental evidence pp. 577-624

- Lian Xue, Stefania Sitzia and Theodore L. Turocy
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