Past Graduate Research Grant Recipients

Egor Stoyan, Coordination Without Shared Meanings: Experimental Evidence from the Rendezvous Problem
Yu Hsiang (Sean) Wang, The Power of Decomposing Games

Aaron Berman, Connecting Collective Action through the All-Pay Auction: Public Goods and Coordination Games,
Camila Farres Rodriguez, The Incentive Compatibility Challenge of Tailoring to Unobservables
Rumi Khan, Religious Awakening and the Provision of Social Goods
Olga Rospuskova, One-Sided Allocation Mechanisms in the Lab
Shiang-Hung (Sean) Hu, How Verbal vs. Numerical Probability Formats Shape Bayesian Belief Updating
Guillaume Wegmueller, Marine Insurance in the 18th and 19th Centuries

Camila Farres Rodriguez, Two Stage Second Price Auction
Zhenlin Kang, Dynamic Inconsistency in Information Preferences
Rumi Khan and Guillaume Wegmueller, Pricing Biased News
Yu Hsiang (Sean) Wang, Testing Elicitation Method Effect on Reciprocal Behavior
Wenning Deng and Thomas Henning, The Neurocomputational Basis of Misinformation Spread in Social Networks

Jack Adeney, Choice versus Elimination: An Experimental Study
Polina Detkova and Egor Stoyan, Failing to Plan or Planning to Fail: A Study on Commitment