Washington, DC 20057
United States
Georgetown University - Department of Economics
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optimal contract, asymmetric information, collateral, forfeiture, collateralized contract
Autocracy, Anocracy, Property Rights, Appropriation, Consent, Civil Society Groups, Status Quo, Samuelson Rule
Social memory, Private communication, Dynastic games, Physical evidence
Organizations, Overlapping Generations Games, Memory, Communication, Altruism
Bank Insolvency, Auditing, International Auditing
Bank insolvency, Auditing, International auditing
Repeated Games, Local Interaction, Social Norms, Neighborhood Design, Local Trigger Strategy, Spatial Design
Communication, Learning, Dynamic strategic information transmission
Recursive, dynamic political games, institutional reform, stability, dynamically consistent rules, inessential, recursive self selection
Authoritarian social control, conformity, compliance, confiscation, proles, lackeys, Markov Perfect equilibrium, wealth distribution and accumulation
Dynamic games, voter enfranchisement, franchise extension equilibria
Dynastic Repeated Games, Private Communication, Folk Theorem
Repeated Games, Maximal Average Cooperation Likelihood, Heterogeneous Discount Factors, Returns to Scale
dynastic government, dynamic policy bias, auditor neutrality, credible communication
Dynastic Repeated Games, Communication, Whitewashing, Coverups
Property assignment, wealth appropriation, right of possession, private and public assets, exclusionary zoning, takings, Dynamic Samuelson condition, asset durability and prioritization
Dynamic mechanism design, global commons, climate change, optimal quota, full compression, fish wars, Perfect Bayesian equilibria, international agency
Carbon-based ecosystem, land stocks, GHG emissions, optimal land use policy, policy-adjusted elasticity, Representative Concentration Pathways
Dynamic Status Quo Protections, Politico-legal system, Veto Set, Systemic protection
wealth-bias, elitist bias, populist bias, weighted majority winner, rationalizing weights, 'Anything Goes Theorems'
