What if we had to write haiku instead of an abstract?

Below you can see my published papers with a haiku, courtesy of ChatGPT:

A Partner in Crime: Assortative Matching and Bias in the Crime Market - Evelina Gavrilova, Journal of Economic Behavior and Organization, Vol. 159 (2019), Pages 598-612 

Criminals seek partners 

Incentive to evade arrest 

Positive Assortative Matching 

Data shows matching by success 

Search frictions by race, bias by gender 

Estimating Both Supply and Demand Elasticities Using Variation in a Single Tax Rate - Floris Zoutman, Evelina Gavrilova and Arnt-Ove Hopland, Econometrica, Vol 86 (2018), No. 2, Pages 763-771

Taxation theory brings light 

To elasticities unseen 

One instrument, clear sight