Research page of Mark Thordal Le Quement

         Associate Professor, School of Economics, University of East Anglia.

         Elizabeth Fry building, Room 2.07, email: 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.