ERIC BENNETT RASMUSEN

Dan R. and Catherine M. Dalton Professor
Department of Business Economics and Public Policy
Kelley School of Business, Indiana University
BU 456, 1309 East Tenth Street, Bloomington, Indiana 47405-1701
Office: (812) 855-9219. Direct: (812) 855-3356. Fax:(812) 855-3354.
Erasmuse@ indiana.edu. http://www.rasmusen.org.
 


Last updated: 18 February 2008. URL: http://www.rasmusen.org/vita.htm. Other pages have lists of abstracts of my published or unpublished papers. "Rasmusen"is pronounced"Rass- muss-un,"not"Razz- muse- en"and my name can be spelled in Katakana or Korean. Click for maps to the Kelley School and to my office.

Oxford addresses (August 2007-June 2008):
Eric Rasmusen,
59 Frenchay Road. , Oxford OX2 6TF England, erasmuse@indiana.edu, helenrasmusen@yahoo.com, 011-44 1865 554-163 or (01865) 554-163.
Eric Rasmusen, visitor, Room C3, Nuffield College, New Road, Oxford, United Kingdom OX1 1NF, 011-44 1865 278-555 or (01865) 278-555.

Education

University High School, Urbana, Illinois, 1976
B.A. Economics, Yale University, 1980 (magna cum laude)
M.A. Economics, Yale University, 1980
Ph.D. Economics, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, 1984 ("Essays in Dynamic Nonprice Competition," advisor: Franklin Fisher)  

Employment

Indiana University, Department of Business Economics and Public Policy, Kelley School of Business: Dan R. and Catherine M. Dalton Professor, 2005- present. Indiana University Foundation Professor, 2001-2005. Professor of Economics and Public Policy, 1996-2002. Subhedar Fellow, 1998-2001. Associate Professor, 1992-1996. Salary 2006-07: $152,500.

Oxford University, Nuffield College, visitor 2007-2008.

University of Tokyo, Center for International Research on the Japanese Economy and Faculty of Economics: Visiting Professor, 2001.

Harvard Law School: John M. Olin Senior Research Fellow in Law and Economics, 2000-2001.

University of California, Los Angeles, John E. Anderson Graduate School of Management: Assistant Professor, 1984-1992.

Yale Law School: Olin Faculty Fellow, 1991-1992.

University of Chicago, Center for the Study of the Economy and the State and Graduate School of Business: John M. Olin Visiting Assistant Professor of Business Economics, 1989-90.

Teaching Assistant, Economics Department and Sloan School, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, 1982-84.

 

Teaching

Current Ph.D. Students: Changmin Lee.

Former Ph.D. Students: Stephan Levy (1995) (LECG), Carl Raul Gwin, (1997) (Baylor); Kelly Lear-Nordby (1998) (LECG); Kaushik Mukhopadhaya (1999) (Center for Disease Control); Sooyoung Song (2000) ( Chung-Ang finance, Seoul, Korea); Jinwon Ahn (2005) (Presidential Commission on Policy Planning, Korea); Barick Chung (Chinese U. of Hong Kong), In Hyeock (Ian) Lee (Western Kentucky University); Manu Raghav (Washington and Lee University).

G100: Business in the Information Age (Introduction to Business) (B.A.) Microeconomics (B.S.); G202: Business and Economic Strategy in the Public Arena (Honors B.A.) Regulation (B.A., Fall 2004); G300: Business Economics (B.A.); G302: Business and Economic Strategy in the Public Arena (B.A.); G406, Regulation (B.A., Spring 2005); G492, Writing Economic Analyses (B.A., Spring 2005); X504: Microeconomics (M.B.A.); G401: Economics and Public Policy (B.A.); G570: Game Theory (M.B.A.) ; Regulation (M.B.A.); G601: Game Theory and Industrial Organization (Ph.D) ; G604: Empirical Industrial Organization (Ph.D) . Innovative Teaching Award, 1999-2000.

 

Miscellaneous

Weblog: http://www.rasmusen.org/x. Birthdate: 20 December 1958, in Urbana, Illinois. U.S. citizen.
Married to Helen Choi Rasmusen. Children: Amelia Jane Rasmusen, b. February 8, 1999; Elizabeth Grace Rasmusen, b. June 20, 2000; Benjamin Won Rasmusen, b. April 8, 2002; Lillian Adalie Rasmusen, b. November 11, 2003. Faith Cecilia Rasmusen, b. March 24, 2006.
Home Address: Eric Rasmusen, 2810 Dale Court, Bloomington, Indiana 47401 (812) 331-0012. Cellphone (seldom used): 812-272-2179.
Emergency contact: Benjamin Rasmusen, 4517 E. 23rd Rd., Leland, Ill., 60531, (815) 498-3154.
Erdos number: 5. SAT: 750+730/1600. LSAT: 800/800.
Languages: English, some French.
Church: Evangelical Community Church, Bloomington, Indiana.
National Science Foundation Ph.D. Fellowship, 1980-1983.
L&EC Law Institute for Economists, 1986.
Associate editor, Journal of Economics and Management Strategy, 1995-1999.
Lecturer, judicial institutes, George Mason Law and Economics Center, 3+ times; political science institutes, 3 times.
Director, Indiana Association of Scholars, 1998-present.
Director, American Law and Economics Association, 2002-2005.

 

Books

1. Games and Information, Fourth Edition. Website at http://www.rasmusen.org/GI/index.html. Games and Information , Oxford: Blackwell Publishers. First edition, 1989. 344 pp., ISBN: 0-631-15709-3. Second edition, 1994, 478 pp., ISBN: 1-55786-502-7. Third Edition, 445 pp., ISBN: 0631210954, 2001. Fourth edition, 2006.

Japanese translation by Moriki Hosoe, , Shozo Murata, and Yoshinobu Arisada, Kyushu University Press, Vol. I (1990), Vol. 2 (1991). Italian translation ( Teoria dei Giochi e Informazione ) by Alberto Bernardo, Milan: Ulrico Hoepli Editore (1993), ISBN: 8820320231. Spanish translation, Juegos e Informacion ) by Roberto Mazzoni, Mexico City: Fondo de Cultura Economica (1997). Chinese Complex Characters translation, Wu-Nan Book Company , Taipei (2003). (www.wunan.com.tw/) Chinese Simplified Characters translation, Yang Yao (CCER, Beijing University http://ccer.pku.edu.cn/en/eyyao.htm ), Liangjing Publishing. French translation: Jeux et information Introduction à la théorie des jeux, Brussels: Editions de Boeck & Larcier (2004). Korean rights were sold to United Consulting Group Limited, Norwegian rights to Gyldendal Akademisk (Oslo). I have various materials available associated with the book-- errata, teaching aids, etc. at the website. For reviews, see later in this vita.

2. Public Policy and Economic Analysis , edited with Moriki Hosoe, Fukuoka, Japan: Kyushu University Press, 1997.

3. Readings in Games and Information, (editor) Oxford: Blackwell Publishers, 2001. ISBN's 0631215573 (paperback) and 0631215565 (hardback). The website is at http://rasmusen.org/GI/reader/gireader.htm.

4. Measuring Judicial Independence: The Political Economy of Judging in Japan (with Mark Ramseyer). Chicago: University of Chicago Press, 2003. ISBN: 0226703886. The website is at http://rasmusen.org/published/jbook/jbook.htm.

5. Game Theory and the Law (Economic Approaches to Law series, ed. by Richard A. Posner and Francesco Parisi). Edward Elgar Publishing, 2007. PDF or tex.

 

Articles

1. "Moral Hazard in Risk-Averse Teams," RAND Journal of Economics (Fall 1987) 18: 428-435. In poor ascii or pdf.

2. "Entry for Buyout," Journal of Industrial Economics (March 1988) 36: 281-300. In pdf.

3. "Stock Banks and Mutual Banks," Journal of Law and Economics (October 1988) 31: 395-422. Reprinted in Banking Law Anthology , Volume IV (1988), Bethesda, Md: International Library. In tex or pdf.

4. "Antitrust and Spatial Predation: a Response to Thomas J. Campbell," Columbia Law Review (June 1989) 1989: 1015-1032 (with John Wiley). In html.

5. "A Simple Model of Product Quality with Elastic Demand," Economics Letters (1989) 29(4) 281-28. In tex or pdf.

6. "Cooperation in a Repeated Prisoner's Dilemma with Ostracism," Journal of Economic Behavior and Organization (August 1989) 12: 87-106 (with David Hirshleifer). In tex or pdf.

7. "The Leasing Monopolist," UCLA Law Review (April 1990) 37: 693-732 (with J. Mark Ramseyer and John Wiley). In html.

8. "Diseconomies of Scale in Employment Contracts," Journal of Law, Economics and Organization (June 1990) 6(1): 65-92 (with Todd Zenger). In tex or pdf).

9. "Extending the Economic Theory of Regulation: The Form of Policy," Public Choice (1991) 72: 167-191 (with Mark Zupan). In tex or pdf.

10. "Naked Exclusion," American Economic Review (December 1991) 81 (5): 1137-1145 (with J. Mark Ramseyer and John Wiley). In html or pdf. See also our reply to a comment/extension/correction by Siegel and Whinston (AER, March 1990: 90: 310-311) and longer comments (ascii).

11. "Heterogeneous Players and Specialized Models," Rationality and Society (January 1992) 4: 83-94. Reprinted as pp. 275-284 of Polycentric Games and Institutions, edited by Michael McGinnis, Ann Arbor: University of Michigan Press, 2000. Available in tex or pdf.

12. "Folk Theorems for the Observable Implications of Repeated Games," Theory and Decision (March 1992) 32: 147-164. In pdf.

13. "Managerial Conservatism and Rational Information Acquisition," Journal of Economics and Management Strategy (Spring 1992) 1(1): 175-202. In tex or pdf.

14. "An Income-Satiation Model of Efficiency Wages," Economic Inquiry (July 1992) 30(3): 467-478. In tex or pdf.

15. "Are Equilibrium Strategies Unaffected by Incentives? " The Journal of Theoretical Politics (July 1992) 4: 343-357 (with Jack Hirshleifer). Reprinted in The Dark Side of the Force: Foundations of the Economic Theory of Conflict, edited by Jack Hirshleifer, Cambridge: Cambridge University Press (2001). In pdf (2.2M, http://rasmusen.org/pacioli/published/hirshleifer- rasmusen.92.jtp.mixed.pdf).

16. "Lobbying when the Decisionmaker Can Acquire Independent Information," Public Choice (1993) 77: 899- 913. In tex or pdf.

17. "Mutual versus Unilateral Mistake in Contracts," The Journal of Legal Studies (June 1993) 22: 309-343 (with Ian Ayres). In tex or pdf.

18. "Cheap Bribes and the Corruption Ban: A Coordination Game among Rational Legislators," Public Choice (1994) 78: 305-327 (with J. Mark Ramseyer ). Reprinted, The Economics of Corruption and Illegal Markets (Gianluca Fiorentini & Stefano Zamagni, eds.: Edward Elgar, 1999). In tex or pdf.

19. "Judicial Legitimacy: An Interpretation as a Repeated Game," The Journal of Law, Economics, and Organization (April 1994) 10: 63-83. In tex or pdf.

20. "How Optimal Penalties Change with the Amount of Harm," The International Review of Law and Economics (1995) 15: 101-108. In tex or pdf.

21. "Predictable and Unpredictable Error in Tort Awards: The Effect of Plaintiff Self Selection and Signalling," The International Review of Law and Economics (September 1995) 15: 323-345. In tex or pdf.

22. "Stigma and Self-Fulfilling Expectations of Criminality," The Journal of Law and Economics (October 1996) 39: 519-544. In tex or pdf.

23. "The Posner Argument for Transferring Health Spending from Old Women to Old Men," Economics Letters (December 1996) 53: 337-339. In tex or pdf.

24. "Choosing among Signalling Equilibria in Lobbying Games," Public Choice (April 1997) 91: 209-214.
In tex or pdf.

25. "The Learning Curve in a Competitive Industry" (with Emmanuel Petrakis and Santanu Roy ), The RAND Journal of Economics (Summer 1997) 28: 248-268. In tex or pdf . Proofs available in tex or pdf.

26. "Judicial Independence in Civil Law Regimes: Econometrics from Japan," (with J. Mark Ramseyer ), The Journal of Law, Economics, and Organization (1997) 13: 259-286 (lead article). Translated and reprinted, Nihon ni okeru shiho no dokuritsu wo kensho suru [Examining Judicial Independence in Japan], Rebaiasan [Leviathan: The Japanese Journal of Political Science] (1998) 22: 116-149 (scanned here). Data is here. In tex or pdf.

27."Of Sex and Drugs and Rock'n Roll: Law and Economics and Social Regulation," Harvard Journal of Law and Public Policy (Fall 1997) 21: 71-81. In ascii or html.

28."Lifting the Veil of Ignorance: Personalizing the Marriage Contract," (with Jeffrey Stake), Indiana Law Journal (Spring 1998) 73: 454-502. In ascii , or pdf.

29. "Mezzanatto and the Economics of Self Incrimination," Cardozo Law Review (May 1998) 19: 1541-1584. In tex-ascii or pdf.

30. "The Economics of Desecration: Flag Burning and Related Activities," The Journal of Legal Studies (June 1998) 27(2): 245-270 (lead article). In tex or pdf.

31. "Observed Choice, Estimation, and Optimism about Policy Changes," Public Choice, (October 1998) 97(1-2): 65-91. There is a mistake in one of the explanations, which I point out in some notes that also discuss estimation of intercepts. The state- level data on illegitimacy, Dukakis votes, AFDC, and other correlates is here. In tex or pdf.

32. "The Observed Choice Problem in Estimating the Cost of Policies," Economics Letters, (1998) 61(1): 13-15. In tex or pdf.

33."Why the Japanese Taxpayer Always Loses,"(with J. Mark Ramseyer ), Southern California Law Review, 72: 571-596 (January/March 1999). Translated and reprinted, Doshite Nihon no nozeisha wa katenai no ka [Why Can’t Japanese Taxpayers Win?], in Kohogaku no ho to seisaku: ge [Law and Policy in Public Law: vol. 2] 147 (Mitsuaki Usui, et al., eds., Tokyo: Yuhikaku, 2000). Data is here. In ascii and pdf.

34. "Creating and Enforcing Norms, with Special Reference to Sanctions," (with Richard Posner), International Review of Law and Economics, 19(3): 369-382 (September 1999). See also Chapter 9,"Social Norms, with a Note on Religion," in Frontiers of Legal Theory, edited by Richard Posner, Cambridge, Mass.: Harvard University Press (2001). In ascii and pdf.

35."Skewed Incentives: Paying for Politics as a Japanese Judge," (with J. Mark Ramseyer ). Judicature, 83: 190-195 (January/February 2000) (cover article). In ascii and pdf.

36."The Uneasy Case for the Flat Tax,"(with F. H. Buckley), Constitutional Political Economy, (December 2000) (lead article) 11(4): 295-318. In ascii and pdf.

37. "Why Is the Japanese Conviction Rate So High?" (with J. Mark Ramseyer ), Journal of Legal Studies , 30(1): 53-88 (January 2001). Data is here. In ascii and pdf.

38. "Why Are Japanese Judges So Conservative in Politically Charged Cases?" (with J. Mark Ramseyer ), American Political Science Review , 95(2): 331-344 (June 2001). Data is here. In MS-Word and pdf.

39. "Explaining Incomplete Contracts as the Result of Contract- Reading Costs," in the BE Press journal, Advances in Economic Analysis and Policy. Vol. 1: No. 1, Article 2 (2001). http://www.bepress.com/bejeap/advances/vol1/iss1/art2. The working paper version with the two-period model, "A Model of Negotiation, Not Bargaining: Explaining Incomplete Contracts," is available in pdf. A late version is available in tex and pdf.

40."Can High Prices Ensure Product Quality when Buyers Do Not Know the Seller's Cost? " (with Timothy Perri), Economic Inquiry , 39(4): 561-567 (October 2001). In MS-WORD and pdf.

41. "Bertrand Competition under Uncertainty" (with Maarten Janssen), The Journal of Industrial Economics , 50 (1): pp. 11-21 (March 2002). In tex and pdf.

42. ``Buyer-Option Contracts, Renegotiation, and the Hold-Up Problem,'' (with Thomas P. Lyon ) The Journal of Law, Economics and Organization, 20(1): 148-169 (April 2004). In tex or pdf ( http://www.rasmusen.org/published/rasmusen-04-JLEO-incomplete.pdf).

43. "The Economics of Agency Law and Contract Formation," American Law and Economics Review, 6(2): 369-409 (Fall 2004). In MS-Word and pdf ( http://www.rasmusen.org/published/rasmusen-04-ALER-agency.pdf).

44. "The Case for Managed Judges: Learning from Japan after the Political Upheaval of 1993," (with J. Mark Ramseyer) University of Pennsylvania Law Review, 154(6): 1879-1930 (June 2006). In pdf ( http://www.rasmusen.org/published/rasmusen-06-ramseyer-jpn1993.pdf).

45. "Strategic Implications of Uncertainty over One's Own Private Value in Auctions" in the BE Press journal, Advances in Theoretical Economics, Vol. 6: No. 1, Article 7 (2006). http://www.bepress.com/bejte/advances/vol6/iss1/art7. In tex and pdf ( http://www.rasmusen.org/published/rasmusen-06-bepress-auction.pdf).

46. "When Does Extra Risk Strictly Increase the Value of Options?" The Review of Financial Studies, 20(5): 1647-1667 (September 2007). In tex or pdf ( http://www.rasmusen.org/published/Rasmusen07-RFS-options).

47. "Recruitment into Managed Courts during Political Chaos: Japan in the 1990s," (with J. Mark Ramseyer). The Journal of Comparative Economics, 35(2): 329-345 (June 2007). In MS Word or pdf ( http://www.rasmusen.org/published/Rasmusen-07-JCE.90sjudges.pdf).  

Book Chapters

1. "Recent Developments in the Economics of Exclusionary Contracts," Chapter 16 (pp. 371-388), Canadian Competition Law and Politics at the Centenary , edited by R. Khemani and W. Stanbury. Halifax: The Institute for Research on Public Policy, 1991. In pdf ( http://rasmusen.org/pacioli/published/rasmusen-91recent- developments.pdf).

2. "Defining the Mean-Preserving Spread: 3-pt versus 4-pt," Decision Making under Risk and Uncertainty: New Models and Empirical Findings , edited by John Geweke. Amsterdam: Kluwer, 1992 (with Emmanuel Petrakis ). ISBN: 0-7923-1904-4. In tex or pdf ( http://rasmusen.org/pacioli/published/Rasmusen_92BOOK.mps.pdf).

3. "The Strategy of Sovereign Debt Renegotiations," The Handbook of Country Risk Analysis , edited by Ronald Solberg. London: Routledge Press, 1992. ISBN: 0- 415-07855-5. In tex or pdf ( http://rasmusen.org/pacioli/published/Rasmusen_92BOOK.debt.pdf).

4. "Game Theory in Finance," The New Palgrave Dictionary of Money and Finance , edited by John Eatwell, Murray Milgate, and Peter Newman. New York: Stockton Press, 1992. In tex or pdf( http://rasmusen.org/pacioli/published/Rasmusen_92PALGRAVE.finance.pdf).

5. "Signal Jamming and Limit Pricing: A Unified Approach, " in Public Policy and Economic Analysis, Moriki Hosoe and Eric Rasmusen, editors, Fukuoka, Japan: Kyushu University Press, 1997. In tex or pdf( http://rasmusen.org/pacioli/published/Rasmusen_97BOOK.jamming.pdf).

6."Nuisance Suits," in The New Palgrave Dictionary of Economics and the Law , London: Macmillan Press, Peter Newman, editor. ISBN 1-56159-2153, May 1998. In tex or pdf( http://rasmusen.org/pacioli/published/Rasmusen_98.BOOK.nuisance.pdf).

7. "A Theory of Trustees, and Other Thoughts," in Public Debt and its Finance in a Model of a Macroeconomic Policy Game: Papers Presented at a Workshop held in Antalya, Turkey on October 10-11, 1997. , ed. by Tahire Akder. See also the discussion in Measuring Judicial Independence. Available, including a post- publication postscript, in tex or pdf ( http://rasmusen.org/pacioli/published/Rasmusen_98.BOOK.trustees.NEW.pdf) .

8. "Aphorisms on Writing, Talking, and Listening," Readings in Games and Information, Oxford: Blackwell Publishers, 2001. In tex and pdf ( http://www.rasmusen.org/GI/reader/writing.pdf).

9. "An Economic Approach to Adultery Law," Chapter 5, pp. 70-91 of Marriage and Divorce: An Economic Perspective, edited by Antony Dnes and Robert Rowthorn, Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 2002. In ascii , MS-Word , and pdf( http://rasmusen.org/published/Rasmusen_02.BOOK.adultery.pdf).

10. "Norms in Law and Economics" (with Richard McAdams), Handbook of Law and Economics, volume 2, Elsevier, 2007. In pdf ( http://www.rasmusen.org/published/Rasmusen-07-handbook.norms.pdf).

11. "The BLP Method of Demand Curve Estimation in Industrial Organization," in Gendai Keizaigaku 1, mikuro-bunseki, edited by Isao Miura and Tohru Naito, Tokyo: Keiso shobo (forthcoming). In tex and pdf ( http://www.rasmusen.org/papers/blp-rasmusen.pdf).

 

Other Publications-- Various

3. "Review of Game Theory and the Social Contract: Volume 1, Playing Fair" by Ken Binmore, Journal of Economic Literature, 33: 1979-1980 (December 1995). In ascii or pdf.

4. "Review of COMPETITION, COMMITMENT, AND WELFARE by Kotaro Suzumura," Journal of Economic Literature, 34: 1374-1376 (September 1996). In ascii or pdf.

5. "Review Discussion: Game Theory and the Law" (with Kenneth Dau-Schmidt, Michael Alexeev, Jeffrey Stake and Robert Heidt), Law and Society Review, 31: 613-629 (1997). In html or pdf.

6. "Review of Timur Kuran, Private Truths, Public Lies: The Social Consequences of Preference Falsification," The Journal of Economic Behavior and Organization. (1998) 33: 309-311. In ascii or pdf.

7. "Review of Coasean Economics: Law and Economics and the New Institutional Economics edited by Steven Medema," Journal of Economic Literature, 36: 2171-2174 (December 1998). In tex or pdf.

8. "Naked Exclusion: A Reply" (with J. Mark Ramseyer and John Wiley), the American Economic Review, 90: 310-311 (March 2000). In ascii or pdf. We have a longer version in ascii).

 

Other Publications-- Journalism

1."Auction Long-Distance Service for the Undecided," (with Ivan Png) The Wall Street Journal, (29 May 1985).

2. "Minimum Wage, Maximum Controversy: Raising Lowest Pay Rate Could Hurt Economy," (with Ivan Png) Los Angeles Times, IV-3 (Sunday 10 January 1988).

3. "Letter: Must Homeowners Lose Wealth When House Prices Fall?" The Economists' Voice, 3: 4, Article 8, http://www.bepress.com/ev/vol3/iss4/art8 (2006).

 

Reviews of Games and Information

1. Canning, David (1989)"Optimal Bidding," , Times Higher Education Supplement no. 867, June 16, 1989, p. 22.

2. Shin, Hyun Song (1989)"Games and Information: An Introduction to Game Theory," Economic Journal, 99: 864-865 (September 1989).

3. Hare, Paul (1990)"ERIC RASMUSEN, Games and Information: An Introduction to Game Theory," Scottish Journal of Political Economy, 37: 111-112 , (February 1990).

4. Ayres, Ian (1990)"Playing Games with the Law," Stanford Law Review, 42: 1291-1317 (May 1990).

5. Hipel, Keith (1990)"BOOK REVIEW: Rasmusen, Eric, Games and Information. An Introduction to Game Theory, Basil Blackwell, Oxford, 1989," Theory and Decision, 29: 161-163 (September 1990).

6. Schimmelpfennig, Jorg (1990)"RASMUSEN, ERIC: Games and Information: An Introduction to Game Theory, Oxford: Basil Blackwell 1989. 352 pp. £25.00," Kyklos, 43: 689-690 (1990).

7. Borland, Jeff (1991)" Games and Information: An Introduction to Game Theory , by Eric Rasmusen (Basil Blackwell, Oxford, 1989), pp.352. $ A65," Economic Record, 67: 175 (June 1991).

8. Leiniger, Wolfgang (1991) "Games and information: An introduction to game theory," International Journal of Industrial Organization, 9(3): 474-476 (September 1991).

 

Other

American Bar Association Commentator on Romania's Draft Law for the Protection of Competition, 1993. Commentator on Croatia's Draft Law on the Protection of Market Competition and Monopolies, Dec. 17, 1993. Slovenia, 1995.

 

Research in Progress (some in early drafts; conclusions may change;some may never be finished)

  1. "Internalities and Paternalism: Applying Surplus Maximization to the Various Selves across Time." In tex and pdf ( http://www.rasmusen.org/papers/internality-rasmusen.pdf).

  2. " Some Common Confusions about Hyperbolic Discounting" In tex and pdf ( http://www.rasmusen.org/special/hyperbolic-rasmusen.pdf).

  3. "A Model of Trust in Quality and North-South Trade." In tex and pdf ( http://www.rasmusen.org/papers/trade-rasmusen.pdf).

  4. "The Parking Lot Problem"(with Maria Arbatskaya and Kaushik Mukhopadhaya ). In tex and pdf. (http://rasmusen.org/papers/parking-rasmusen.pdf).

  5. "Economic Regulation and Social Regulation". Book project. In tex or pdf ( http://www.rasmusen.org/papers/social.pdf).

  6. "The Industrial Organization of the Japanese Bar: Levels and Determinants of Attorney Income, (with Minoru Nakazato and J. Mark Ramseyer). In MS Word ( http://www.rasmusen.org/papers/jpnbar.nakazato.ramseyer.rasmusen.doc).
  7. "Prosecutor Budgets and Win Rates" (with Manu Raghav and J. Mark Ramseyer).

  8. "Executive Compensation in Japan: Estimating Levels and Determinants from Tax Records" (with Minoru Nakazato and J. Mark Ramseyer). Paper, data, and programs at http://www.rasmusen.org/papers/exec/exec.htm.

  9. "Quality-Maintaining Profits and Reputation." http://www.rasmusen.org/papers/quality-rasmusen.pdf

  10. "First versus Second-Mover Advantage with Information Asymmetry about the Size of New Markets," (with Young-Ro Yoon). In tex and pdf ( http://www.rasmusen.org/papers/entry-rasmusen-yoon.pdf).

  11. "Price Discrimination between Retailers with and without Market Power," (with Barick Chung). In tex and pdf ( http://www.rasmusen.org/papers/retailers-chung-rasmusen.pdf).


 

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