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Essays in financial economics and contract theory
 Essays on international trade and foreign direct investment
 
Essays on real-life allocation problems
 Three essays in applied economics
 
Essays on game theory
 Essays on environmental and natural resource economics
 
Essays in applied microeconomics and applied econometrics
 Essays in political economy
 
Three essays on development economics and political economy
 Topics in the economics of health and aging
 
Essays on matching and market design
 Disasters and the Lucas orchard: Essays in finance and macroeconomics
 
Estimation and inference under non-stationarity
 Essays in development economics
 
Essays on the economics of crime and criminal justice
 Beyond compliance: Three essays on voluntary corporate environmentalism
 
Open mechanism design: Ensuring and verifying the strategyproofness of mechanisms in open environments
 Essays in empirical contracting and development
 
Essays in organizational economics
 Essays in international trade
 
Essays on market design
 Essays in industrial organization
 
Essays on mobile advertising and commerce
 Expressiveness and optimization under incentive compatibility constraints in dynamic auctions
 
Political agency in democracies and dictatorships
 International trade and labor markets: Unemployment, inequality and redistribution
 
Essays on networks, bargaining and matching
 Three essays on macroeconomic consequences of stock market volatility
 
Three essays in public economics
 Essays in law and economics
 
Essays on economic development
 Essays on the theory of liquidity
 
Three empirical essays on industries with creative content
 Essays in applied microeconomics
 
Information aggregation in financial markets
 Essays on networks and markets
 
Essays on Industrial Organization and Game Theory
 Combinatorial Markets in Theory and Practice: Mitigating Incentives and Facilitating Elicitation
 
Incentives in Social Computing
 Matching Models of Markets