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Huanxing Yang Ph.D. Associate Professor Department of Economics The Office: 448 Arps Hall Phone: 614-292-6523 Email: yang.1041@osu.edu |
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Research Interests
Contract Theory, Industrial Organization, Game Theory
Publications
and Forthcoming Papers
“Collusion, Fluctuating Demand, and Price Rigidity,” with Makoto Hanazono, International Economic Review, 48(2), 2007, 483-515.
“Efficiency Wages and Subjective Performance Pay,” Economic Inquiry, 46(2), 2008, 179-196.
“Group Purchasing, Nonlinear Tariffs, and Oligopoly,” with Howard Marvel, International Journal of Industrial Organization, 26(5), 2008, 1090-1105.
“Search with Learning: Understanding Asymmetric Price Adjustments,” with Lixin Ye, Rand Journal of Economics, 39(2), 2008, 547-564.
“Nonlinear Pricing, Market Coverage, and Competition,”
with Lixin Ye, Theoretical
Economics, 3(1), 2008, 123-153. Previous longer version: “Nonlinear Pricing, Contract Variety,
“Dynamic Entry and Exit with Uncertain Cost Positions,” with Makoto Hanazono, International Journal of Industrial Organization, 27(3), 2009, 474-487.
“Long-Term Relationships as Safeguards,” with Rafael Rob, Economic Theory, 43(2), 2010, 143-166.
“Information Aggregation and Investment Cycles with Strategic Complementarity,” Economic Theory, 43(2), 2010, 281-311.
“Investment Cycles, Strategic Delay, and Self-Reversing Cascades,” with James Peck, International Economic Review, 52(1), 2011, 259-280. Web Appendix
“Competitive Optimal Taxation and Constitutional Choices,” with Massimo Morelli and Lixin Ye, American Economic Journal: Microeconomics, 4(1), 2012,
142–175.
Working Papers
“Targeted Search and the Long Tail Effect,” June 2011.
“Competitive Nonlinear Pricing and Contract Variety,” with Jian Shen and Lixin Ye, December 2010,
“Cheap Talk with Two Senders and Complementary Information,” with Andrew McGee, January 2010.
Relational Contracts,” being revised.
“Short-Lived Teams with Mutual Monitoring,” August 2003.
“An Economic Theory of Grade Inflation,” with Chun Seng Yip, November 2002.
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Econ 818: Information Economics |