Research page of Mark Thordal Le Quement
Economics Adviser, UK Competition and Markets Authority and Associate Professor, School of Economics, University of East Anglia (on leave), Emails: Mark.LeQuement@cma.ac.uk or M.Le-Quement@uea.ac.uk
Current research:
Disliking to disagree, with F. Hoffmann and K. Khalmetski (R&R JEEA).
Communication as gift exchange, with A. Patel, (R&R at Games and Economic Behavior).
Whom to ask first? : A model of sequential consultation, with J. Rivas and K. Kawamura.
Cheap talk to multiple receivers, with D. Dietrich and M. Tvede.
Published or forthcoming papers:
News credibility and the Quest for Clicks, with K. Kawamura, 2023 (forthcoming), Journal of Public Economics.
Reacting to ambiguous messages: An experimental analysis, 2022, with K. Kellner and G. Riener, Games and Economic Behavior.
The battle of opinion: Dynamic information revelation by ideological senders, with A. Polanski, 2022, International Journal of Game Theory.
Communication and voting in heterogeneous committees: An experimental analysis, 2019, with I. Marcin, Journal of Econ. Behav. and Org.
Endogenous ambiguity in cheap talk , (may 2017 version), (slides), 2018, with C. Kellner, Journal of Economic Theory.
The (human) sampler's curses, 2016, American Economic Journal Micro, (Online Appendix analyzing the simultaneous case).
Modes of ambiguous communication, 2017, with C. Kellner, Games & Economic Behavior, (Online Appendix).
Communication and consistency in committees, 2015, with I. Deimen and F. Ketelaar, Journal of Economic Theory, vol 160, pp. 24-35, (previous long version) .
Subgroup deliberation and voting, 2014, with V. Yokeeswaran, Social Choice & Welfare, vol. 45, pp. 155-186.
Communication compatible voting rules, 2012, Theory and Decision, vol 74, pp. 479-507.
Systematic bailout guarantees and tacit coordination, 2014, with C. Bertsch and C. Calcagno, B.E. Journal of Economic Analysis and Policy, Advances, vol. 1, pp. 1-36.