"Policing or Penalties? Deterrence in a Model of Plea Bargaining with Costly Juror Effort," International Review of Law and Economics, accepted (2026).
Case Preparation Investments in the Presence of Costly Judicial Attention," Research in Economics, 78(2), article no. 100957.
"Plea Bargaining when Juror Effort is Costly," Economic Theory, (2024) 78:945-977.
"Accomplice Plea Bargains in the Presence of Costly Juror Effort," Games and Economic Behavior, (2023), 142:209-225.
Ambiguity Aversion, Group Size, and Deliberation: Costly Information and Decision Accuracy," Journal of Economic Behavior and Organization (2022), 201:115-133.
"Affirmative Action in the Presence of Income Heterogeneity," Games and Economic Behavior, (2022), 132, 510-533, joint with P. Roy Chowdhury.
"Revisiting the volunteer's dilemma: group size and public good provision in the presence of some ambiguity aversion," Economics Bulletin, (2020), 40:1308-1318.
"Should Jurors Deliberate?" Review of Law and Economics, (2020), 16(2), Article no 20180011.
"Pretrial Beliefs and Verdict Accuracy: Costly Juror Effort and Free Riding", B.E. Journal of Theoretical Economics, (2020), 20(2), Article no 20180020.
"Malice and Patience in Rubinstein bargaining", Research in Economics, (2019), 73:264-270.
"Malice in Pretrial Negotiations", International Review of Law and Economics, (2019) 58:25-33.
"Arbitration, Indivisible Assets and the Possibility of Malice", Bulletin of Economic Research, (2018), 71:404-415.
"Malice in Auctions and Commitments to Cancel", Economics Bulletin, (2018) 38: 1623-1631.
"Secret ballots and costly information gathering: the jury size problem revisited", International Review of Law and Economics, (2018) 54:58-67.
"Malice in the Rubinstein bargaining game", Mathematical Social Sciences, (2018) 94: 82-86.
"Costly Leader Games with a Probabilistically Non-Strategic Leader", International Game Theory Review, (2017). 19:175008.
"Testing for Malice", Economics Bulletin, (2017), 37:327-335.
"Moral Hazard, Bertrand Competition and Natural Monopoly", Journal of Economics, accepted (2017), 121: 153-171. Available here
"Malicious Litigation", International Review of Law and Economics, (2016), 47:24-32. A pre-publication version is here
""Inferiority" Complex? Policing, Private Precautions and Crime", European Journal of Law and Economics, (2015), 39:97-106. The final working paper version is here: Policing.pdf
"Borrower Targeting under Microfinance Competition with Motivated MFIs", Developing Economies, (2014), 52: 211-240 (with P. Roy Chowdhury).
."Reversal of Fortune Revisited: The Geography of Transport and the Changing Balance of World Economic Power", Rivista di Storia Economica, (2014), 30(2): 161-188 (with A. Guha).
"Reinterpreting King Solomon's Problem: Malice and Mechanism Design", Journal of Economic Behavior and Organization, (2014), 98: 125-132. The final working paper version is here: Solomon.doc
"Guns and Crime Revisited", Journal of Economic Behavior and Organization, (2013), 94: 1-10 (lead article). The final working paper version is here: Guns.pdf
"Microfinance Competition: Motivated Microlenders, Double Dipping and Default", Journal of Development Economics, (2013),105:86-102 (with P Roy Chowdhury). The final working paper version is here: mficompdoubledippingfinalversion.pdf
"Who Will Monitor the Monitors?Informal Law Enforcement and Collusion at Champagne", Journal of Economic Behavior and Organization, (2012),83(2): 261-277. The final working paper version is here:champagnerevisionfinal.pdf
"Crime and Moral Hazard: Does More Policing Necessarily Induce Private Negligence?" Economics Letters, (2012),115(3): 455-459 (with A. Guha). The final working paper version is here: crime.pdf
"The Persistence of Goodness", Journal of Institutional and Theoretical Economics, (2012),168(3):432-443 (with A. Guha). The final working paper version is here:
28."Pirates and Fishermen: Is Less Patrolling Always Bad?" Journal of Economic Behavior and Organization (2012), 81(1): 29-38. The final working paper version is here: Piratesfishermen.pdf
29."Honesty and Intermediation: Corporate Cheating, Auditor Involvement and the Implications for Takeoff",Seoul Journal of Business, (2012),18(2): 55-93.
30."Pirates and Traders:Some Economics of Pirate-Infested Seas",Economics Letters (2011),111(2): 147-150 (with A Guha). The final working paper version is here:
31."Preferences,Prisoners and Private Information:Was Socrates Rational at His Trial?" European Journal of Law and Economics(2011),31: 249-264. A working paper version is here: Preferences1.pdf
32."Trade,Growth and Increasing Returns to Infrastructure:The Role of the Sophisticated Monopolist",Review of International Economics (2009),17(5):1053-1065 (with A Guha). A longer working paper version is here:Tradeworkingpaper.pdf
34."Target Saving in an Overlapping Generations Model",B.E Journal of Macroeconomics (2008),8(1):1-24(with A Guha). A pre-publication version is here:
35."Maids and Mistresses:Migrating Maids and Female Labor Force Participation",Economics Bulletin (2007),10(11):1-9. Available here:EB-07J20002A.pdf
36."Green Revolutions and Miracle Economies:Agricultural Innovation,Trade and Growth",Journal of International Trade and Economic Development (2006),15(2):209-230. A working paper version is here: Greenrev2.pdf
37."Female Labor Force Participation and Labor-Saving Gadgets",Journal of International Trade and Economic Development (2005),14(4):483-495. An earlier and simpler version is here: Female.pdf
38."IT:Deconstructing the Bust That Followed the Boom",Economic and Political Weekly (2003),37.
39."The Economic Consequences of the Microelectronics and Telecommunications Revolution",Economic and Political Weekly (2000),34:2725-2729.
.Malfeasance and the Market.2009,VDM Verlag Dr Muller,e.K. ISBN 978-3-8364-3994-7. To read the back cover of the book,click here.You can also get it on Amazon
1. "Ethics and the Market" in "Markets and Morals: Ethical Issues in Economics" (ed A.S Guha),New Delhi, Centre for the Study of Civilizations (2011).
2. "Knowledge" in The Encyclopedia of Law and Economics, Springer. Forthcoming.