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Applications of game theory: Corporate governance, private school admissions and settlement negotiations	Business cycles and asset pricing implications of limited capital mobility and the effects of information diffusion for cross-sectional asset pricing

Business cycles in small developed and middle income economies: The role of external shocks and financial frictions	Consumer search, price dispersion, and asymmetric pricing

Contractual matching: Limits of decentralization	Credit market imperfections in Brazil

Essays in aggregate information, the media and special interests	Essays in applied econometrics

Essays in applied theory	Essays in dynamic economics

Essays on dynamic macroeconomics	Essays on health insurance, saving behavior and the wealth distribution

Essays on interest rates, growth and business cycles	Essays on optimal capital taxation

Essays on optimal portfolio choice and unemployment insurance	Essays on political economy

Essays on political influence	Essays on productivity and macroeconomics

Essays on repeated games in continuous time	Essays on return predictability and volatility estimation

Essays on self-perception and information revelation	Health disparity and gender preferences: Essays in economic demography

Information, incentives, and the Internet	Limited government, fiscal centralization, and public finances: From game theory to economic history (Britain, France, The Netherlands)

Three essays on herding and group reputation	Three essays on home production and business cycles

Three essays on market structure and pricing	Understanding growth miracles: The case of Taiwan