Research
ACCEPTED PAPERS
1. Voting to Persuade (with Lily Ling Yang and Xin Zhao) Games and Economic Behavior, Volume 145, May 2024, Pages 208-216.
2. Dynamic Expert Incentives in Teams (with Lily Ling Yang) Games and Economic Behavior, Volume 125, January 2021, Pages 27-47.
3. Authoritarian Election as an Incentive Scheme (with Hao Hong) Journal of Theoretical Politics, Volume 32 Issue 3, July 2020, Pages 460-493.
4. When Does Monitoring Hurt? Endogenous Information Acquisition in a Game of Persuasion (with Lily Ling Yang) Economics Letters, Volume 163, February 2018, Pages 186–189.
WORKING PAPERS
1. Campaign Contributions and Policy Divergence (with Nikolay Marinov) revision requested at Social Choice and Welfare
Some of the material of this paper was previously is circulated as A Downsian Model of Candidate Platform Divergence in Election Interventions
2. Free Riding and Duplication in R&D
3. Optimal Disclosure Mandate in Supply Chains (with Lily Ling Yang and Andrey Zhukov) submitted
4. Targeted Sanctions Against Authoritarian Elites (with Julia Grauvogel and Nikolay Marinov)
WORKS IN PROGRESS
1. Novice or Veteran? Expert Selection in Games of Evidence Acquisition and Disclosure (with Andrey Zhukov)
2. Strategic Licensing and Duplicative Search in R&D (with Peter Wagner)
POPULAR WRITING
1. 從協調博弈角度看雷動 (“ThunderGo” in the light of coordination game)
An article (in Chinese) attempting to explain the “ThunderGo” campaign, a strategic voting scheme aimed to maximize pan-democrat wins in the 2016 Hong Kong legislative election, using simple game-theoretic concepts. Appeared in the local newspaper Ming Pao. Click here for a related report of the campaign in English.