2015

ZORA Publikationsliste

Publikationen

• Bruder, S. (2015). Comparing several methods to compute joint prediction regions for path forecasts generated by vector autoregressions (No. 181; Working Paper Series / Department of Economics).
• Deer, L., & Bayer, R.-C. (2015). Pledges of commitment and cooperation in partnerships (No. 201; Working Paper Series / Department of Economics).
• Schaffner, F. (2015). Predicting US bank failures with internet search volume data (No. 214; Working Paper Series / Department of Economics).
• Nemitz, J. (2015). The effect of all-day primary school programs on maternal labor supply (No. 213; Working Paper Series / Department of Economics).
• Lalive, R., Schmutzler, A., & Zulehner, C. (2015). Auctions vs negotiations in public procurement: which works better? (No. 209; Working Paper Series / Department of Economics).
• Kushnir, A., & Shuo, L. (2015). On the equivalence of Bayesian and dominant strategy implementation: the case of non-linear utilities (No. 212; Working Paper Series / Department of Economics).
• Bartling, B., Grieder, M., & Zehnder, C. (2015). Does competition justify inequality? (No. 158; Working Paper Series / Department of Economics).
• Falkinger, J., Studer, S., & Zhao, Y. (2015). Explaining structural change towards and within the financial sector (No. 206; Working Paper Series / Department of Economics).
• Ewerhart, C. (2015). An envelope approach to tournament design (No. 184; Working Paper Series / Department of Economics).
• Kunz, J. S., & Winkelmann, R. (2015). An econometric model of health care demand with non-linear pricing (No. 204; Working Paper Series / Department of Economics).
• Crawford, G. S., Shcherbakov, O., & Shum, M. (2015). The welfare effects of endogenous quality choice in cable television markets (No. 202; Working Paper Series / Department of Economics).
• Letina, I. (2015). The road not taken: competition and the R&D portfolio (No. 127; Working Paper Series / Department of Economics).
• König, M. D., Liu, X., & Zimmermann, C. (2015). Coauthorship networks and research output (No. 203; Working Paper Series / Department of Economics).
• Burghart, D. R., Epper, T., & Fehr, E. (2015). The ambiguity triangle: uncovering fundamental patterns of behavior under uncertainty (No. 196; Working Paper Series / Department of Economics).
• Crawford, G. S. (2015). The economics of television and online video markets (No. 197; Working Paper Series / Department of Economics).
• Ewerhart, C. (2015). Contest success functions: the common-pool perspective (No. 195; Working Paper Series / Department of Economics).
• Cohn, A., Maréchal, M., & Noll, T. (2015). Bad boys: how criminal identity salience affects rule violation (No. 132; Working Paper Series / Department of Economics).
• Ventura, J., & Voth, H.-J. (2015). Debt into growth: how sovereign debt accelerated the first industrial revolution (No. 194; Working Paper Series / Department of Economics).
• Crawford, G. S., Pavanini, N., & Schivardi, F. (2015). Asymmetric information and imperfect competition in lending markets (No. 192; Working Paper Series / Department of Economics).
• Bartling, B., Engl, F., & Weber, R. A. (2015). Game form misconceptions are not necessary for a willingness-to-pay vs. willingness-to-accept gap (No. 180; Working Paper Series / Department of Economics).
• Bartling, B., Fischbacher, U., & Schudy, S. (2015). Pivotality and responsibility attribution in sequential voting (No. 138; Working Paper Series / Department of Economics).
• Aghion, P., Fehr, E., Holden, R., & Wilkening, T. (2015). The role of bounded rationality and imperfect information in subgame perfect implementation: an empirical investigation (No. 189; Working Paper Series / Department of Economics).
• Davis, A. L., Jehli, N. R., Miller, J. H., & Weber, R. A. (2015). Generosity across contexts (No. 50; Working Paper Series / Department of Economics).
• Balogh, T. L., & Ewerhart, C. (2015). On the origin of r-concavity and related concepts (No. 187; Working Paper Series / Department of Economics).
• Kriss, P. H., Weber, R. A., & Xiao, E. (2015). Turning a blind eye, but not the other cheek: on the robustness of costly punishment (No. 185; Working Paper Series / Department of Economics).