Jonathan A. Libgober

Constant price paths deliver the optimal profit guarantee when a seller does not know how buyers learn about a product.

Lack of transparency over research methods can induce biased claims. But it also creates an incentive to counteract the de-biasing of that research.

In a simple buyer-seller game, we exhibit an algorithm which ensures that agents play a Bayesian best reply (approximately).

We empirically study pre-registration patterns in economics and discuss the implications of policies related to the timing of registration.

We experimentally document the distinct ways in which retractions of information influence beliefs.