Publications:
Games Between Players with Dual Selves, with Simon Dato and Andreas Klümper.
accepted for publication in The International Economic Review
On the Effect of Information Manipulation in Democractic Elections, with Andreas Klümper and Matthias Kräkel.
accepted for publication in The International Economic Review
Communicating Through Defaults, with Steffen Altmann and Armin Falk
The Review of Economics and Statistics (2025), 107 (1): 256-268
Interventions and Cognitive Spillovers, with Steffen Altmann and Jonas Radbruch
The Review of Economic Studies (2022), 89 (5): 2293-2328.
Information Manipulation and Competition, with Matthias Kräkel,
Games and Economic Behavior (2022), 131:245-263
Worker Visibility and Firms’ Retention Policies, with Simon Dato and Matthias Kräkel,
Journal of Economics and Management Strategy (2021), 30: 168-202
Political Selection and the Optimal Concentration of Political Power, with Emanuel Hansen and Gert Pönitzsch
Economic Theory (2020), 70: 273-311.
Expectation-Based Loss Aversion and Rank Order Tournaments, with Simon Dato and Daniel Müller
Economic Theory (2018), 66: 901-928
Expectation-Based Loss Aversion and Strategic Interaction, with Simon Dato, Daniel Müller, and Phillip Strack,
Games and Economic Behavior (2017), 104: 681-705
Advertising as Signal Jamming, with Matthias Kräkel
International Journal of Industrial Organization (2017), 55: 91-113
Asymmetric Employer Information, Promotions, and the Wage Policy of Firms, with Simon Dato, Matthias Kräkel, and Daniel Müller
Games and Economic Behavior (2016), 100: 273-300
Contractual Incompleteness, Unemployment, and Labor Market Segmentation, with Steffen Altmann, Armin Falk, and David Huffman
The Review of Economic Studies (2014), 81 (1): 30-5
Working Papers:
Auto Dealer Loan Intermediation: Consumer Behavior and Competitive Effects, with Jonathan Lanning, David Low, and Tobias Salz,
Revise and Resubmit at The American Economic Review [pdf]
Are Biases Contagious? The Effect of Communication on Motivated Beliefs, with Victor Klockmann, Alicia von Schenk, and Ferdinand von Siemens. [pdf]
The Double Dividend of Attention-Releasing Policies, with Steffen Altmann, and Jonas Radbruch. [pdf]
Testing and Interpreting the Effectiveness of Causal Machine Learning --- an Economic Theory Approach,
with Kevin Bauer, Florian Hett, Johanna Jagow, and Maximilian Speicher. [pdf]
Retired Working Papers:
Incentives and Information as Driving Forces of Default Effects, with Steffen Altmann and Armin Falk [pdf, this version: October 2018].
This paper was superseded by the paper "Communicating Through Defaults"