Ph.D. Stanford University
Assistant Professor (Associate Professor with tenure, starting from October 1, 2008)
Department of Economics
The Ohio State University
| Office: | 417 Arps Hall 1945 North High Street Columbus, OH 43210 | |
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| Phone: | (614) 292-6883 | |
| E-mail: | lixinye@econ.ohio-state.edu |
"Nonlinear Pricing, Market Coverage, and Competition," with Huanxing Yang, Theoretical Economics 3 (2008): 123-153.
"Quality Disclosure and Competition," with Dan Levin and James Peck, forthcoming, Journal of Industrial Economics.
"Hybrid Auctions Revisited," with Dan Levin, Economics Letters 99 (2008): 591-594.
"Trademark Sales, Entry, and the Value of Reputation," with Howard Marvel, International Economic Revie 49 (2008): 547-576.
"Indicative Bidding: An Experimental Analysis," with John Kagel and Svetlana Pevnitskaya, Games and Economic Behavior 62 (2008): 697-721.
"Survival Auctions," with John Kagel and Svetlana Pevnitskaya, Economic Theory 33 (2007): 103-119. Experimental Instructions
"Reserve Price Signaling," with Hongbin Cai and John Riley, Journal of Economic Theory, July 2007, 135 (1): 253-268.
"Bad News Can Be Good News: Early Dropouts in an English Auction with Multi-dimensional Signals," with Dan Levin and James Peck, Economics Letters 95 (2007): 462-467. Working paper version
"Indicative Bidding and A Theory of Two-Stage Auctions," Games and Economic Behavior, January 2007, 58 (1): 181-207.
"On the Use of Customized vs. Standardized Performance Measures," with Anil Arya, Jonathan Glover, and Brian Mittendorf, Journal of Management Accounting Research, 2005, 17: 7-21
"Optimal Auctions with Endogenous Entry," Contributions to Theoretical Economics, 2004, 4 (1): 1-27.
"Deciding between Competition and Collusion," with Patrick Bajari, Review of Economics and Statistics, November 2003, 85 (4): 971-989.
"Imperfect Signaling and Local Credibility Test," with Hongbin Cai and John Riley, this version: May 2006.
"On A Virtue of Running Auction-Negotiation Hybrid Mechanisms," under revision.
"Competitive Nonlinear Pricing and Contract Variety," with Huanxing Yang.
Econ 816: Topics in Applied Game Theory
Econ 815: Game Theory