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Economics Experiments

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Published Papers

1. Duffy, John, and Jim Engle-Warnick. Multiple Regimes in US Monetary Policy? A Nonparametric Approach,(2006): Journal of Money, Credit and Banking 38:1363-1377.
2. Engle-Warnick, Jim and Robert L. Slonim, (2006): Learning to Trust in Indefinitely Repeated Games, Games and Economic Behavior 54:1:95-114.
3. Engle-Warnick, Jim and Robert L. Slonim, (2006): Inferring Repeated-Game Strategies from Actions: Evidence from Repeated Trust Game Experiments, Economic Theory 28:3:603-632.
4. Engle-Warnick, Jim and Robert L. Slonim, (2004): The Evolution of Strategies in a Repeated Trust Game, Journal of Economic Behavior and Organization 55:4:553-573.
5. Engle-Warnick, Jim (2004): The Advantage of Complexity in Two 2×2 Games, Complexity 9:5:71-78.
6. Engle-Warnick, Jim (2003): Inferring Strategies From Experimental Data: A Nonparametric, Binary Tree Classification Approach, Journal of Economic Dynamics and Control 27:2151-2170.

Book Chapter:

1. Duffy, John, and Jim Engle-Warnick (2002): Using Symbolic Regression to Infer Strategies in Experimental Data, in Evolutionary Computation in Economics and Finance, S.H. Chen editor, Springer-Verlag, NY.

Submitted Papers

1. Buyer Concentration as a Source of Countervailing Power: Evidence from Experimental Posted-offer Markets, with Bradley Ruffle
2. The Effect of an Additional Alternative on Measured Risk Preferences in a Laboratory Experiment in Peru, with Javier Escobal and Sonia Laszlo
3. An Experimental Test of Taylor-type Rules With Inexperienced Central Bankers, with Nurlan Turdaliev (McGill University)
4. The Strategies Behind Their Actions: A Method to Infer Repeated-Game Strategies and an Application to Buyer Behavior, with Bradley Ruffle
5. A Simple Test of Learning Theory, with Ed Hopkins (Edinburgh)
6. Learning by Doing in an Ambiguous Environment, with Sonia Laszlo
7. Ambiguity Aversion as a Predictor of Technology Choice: Experimental Evidence from Peru, with Javier Escobal and Sonia Laszlo

Working Papers

1. Who Gets the Last Word? An Experimental Study of the Effect of a Peer-Review Process on the Expression of Social Norms, with Andreas Leibbrandt
2. Adaptive Elicitation of Risk Preferences, with Catherine Eckel and Kate Johnson
3. Five Indefinitely Repeated Games in the Laboratory