Research

Nonlinear Pricing with Self-Control Preferences, with Eiichi Miyagawa and Matthew Shum , Journal of Economic Theory,  vol 135 (2007), no 1, pages 306-336, [PDF]

Durable Goods Oligopoly with Secondary Markets: the Case of Automobiles, with Matthew Shum, RAND Journal of Economics, 38 (2007) , pp 332–354, [PDF][Table of summary statistics of data]

Demand and Supply Estimation Biases of Omitting Durability, with Jiawei Chen and Matthew Shum, Journal of Econometrics, 147 (2) (2008), [PDF]

Effective Scrappage Subsidies, The B.E. Journals in Theoretical Economics (Contributions),  7 (1), Article 9, [PDF] 

Temptation, Self-Control, and Competitive Nonlinear Pricing, with Eiichi Miyagawa, Economics Letters, Volume 90, Issue 3, March 2006, Pages 348-355, [PDF]

Market Structure, Scrappage and Moral Hazard, with Gerard Llobet

Economics Letters, Volume 88, Issue 2, August 2005, Pages 203-208, [PDF]

Do Sales Tax Credits Stimulate the Automobile Market?, with Jiawei Chen and Matthew Shum

Forthcoming International Journal of Industrial Organization (special EARIE 2009 volume), [PDF]

Optimal Menu of Menus with Self-Control Preferences, with Eiichi Miyagawa, submitted

Peer reviewed in "NAJ Economics, Peer Reviews of Economics Publications",  vol. 12, September 24, 2005 (link),"  [PDF]

Equilibrium Dynamics in Semi-Durable Goods Markets, revise and resubmit, [PDF]

How much Competition is a Secondary Market?, with Jiawei Chen and Matthew Shum, resubmitted, [PDF];  Online Appendix: [PDF]

The Tokyo Condominium Market: Estimation of a Durable-Goods Model with Secondary Markets and Transaction Costs, with J. Chen, M. Shum and M. Tanaka, in progress

Measuring Market Power in a Durable Goods Oligopoly: the Sports Car Market, with Matthew Shum, manuscript, January 2001.  

Large Menus with Temptation, Self-Control, and Flexibility Preferences, in progress

Catching-up, with Gerard Llobet, in progress

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