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Auctions as mechanisms	Essays in applied economics: Understanding socio-economic status and pay, height and housing prices

Essays in development economics	Essays in economic theory

Essays in economics	Essays in financial economics

Essays in industrial organization: Aftermarket and stock exchange competition	Essays in labor and public economics

Essays in labor economics: Analysis of labor migration and recalled pain	Essays in monetary economics

Essays in open economy macroeconomics	Essays in political economy and industrial organization

Essays in theoretical industrial organization	Essays on auctions and the war of attrition with the Allais paradox

Essays on contract theory	Essays on decision theory

Essays on development economics in China	Essays on dynamic games

Essays on foundations of habit formation and evolutionary games	Essays on industrial organization and economic methodology

Essays on preference for variety	Essays on repeated games

Essays on self-control and general equilibrium	Essays on strategic voting and mechanism design

Essays on the economic and political impact of ethnic composition and consumer confidence	Essays on the economics of money management

Essays on treatment effects and moment inequalities	Estimation and testing of econometric models with time-varying coefficients

It's about time: Three essays on time use, weather, and well-being	Learning in macroeconomic models

Malfeasance and the market: Essays in corporate cheating	Reputation with multiple opponents, and commitment bias in voting

Self-enforcing cooperation and uncertainty	Short horizon trading and the strategic transmission of information into prices

Three essays on monetary policy in small open economies