Work in Progress
- "Designing Information for Learning," (with A. Galeotti and I. Fainmesser), 2026. Paper coming in the summer.
- "The Value of Information in Repeated Zero-sum Games," (with X. Venel), 2025. Paper coming soon.
- "Non-Bayesian Learning in Misspecified Models," (with S. Bervoets and M. Faure), 2025. The paper.
- "Comparing Experiments in Discounted Problems," (with X. Venel), 2025. The paper.
- "Which Wage Distributions are Consistent with Statistical Discrimination?" (with P. Bharadwaj and R. Deb), 2024, R & R, American Economic Review. The paper.
- "Persuasion with Ambiguous Communication," (with X. Cheng, P. Klibanoff, S. Mukerji), 2024. The paper.
- "Who Give, Who Care," (with Y. Bramoulle and R. Deb), 2024. Paper coming soon.
- "Dynamic Choice and Common Learning" (with R. Deb), 2021. The paper.
- "Resale Mechanisms on Networks," (with D. Condorelli and A. Galeotti), 2021. The paper.
Recent Publications
- "Interacting with Man or Machine: When Do Humans Reason Better?" (with Ralph C. Bayer), Management Science, 2026, 72, pp. 594-608.
- "Cross Verification and Persuasive Cheap Talk," (with A. Atakan and M. Ekmekci), Journal of Economic Theory, 2024, 222, Article 105934.
- "Communication on Networks and Strong Reliability," (with M. Laclau and X. Venel), Journal of Economic Theory, 2024, 219, Article 105822.
- "Contracting over Persistent Information," (with C. Mezzetti, T. Tomala and W. Zhao), Theoretical Economics, 2024, 19, pp. 917-974.
- "Information Design in Multi-stage Games," (with M. Makris), Theoretical Economics, 2023, 18, pp. 1475-1509.
- "Revealed Preference Tests under Risk and Uncertainty," (with J. Quah and M. Polisson), American Economic Review, 2020, 110, pp. 1782-1820.
Contact
Email. Snail mail: Arizona State University, Department of Economics, Tempe, AZ 85287-9801, USA.
Miscellany
Four axioms for a good collaboration :
- Axiom 1: When one author writes to a co-author, it is completely indifferent whether he is right or wrong.
- Axiom 2: When one author receives a letter (e-mail, nowadays) from a co-author, he is under no obligation whatsoever to read it, let alone to answer it.
- Axiom 3: It is preferable that each author works on different parts (aspects) of the research project.
- Axiom 4: It does not matter who contributes what.
Running:
I am passionate about running. I started running at the tender age of 35 and since then have been training hard to try to be the best I can be. I average 60 to 80 miles a week. I do two to three hard sessions a week, typically a track session, a hill or tempo session and a long run with faster segments.
If you are geeky about running, here are some details about the gears I favor. I love
Saucony
shoes (Kinvara, Ride, Triumph, Fastwitch, Type 8). I am now racing with the Vaporfly--an amazing shoe when you pick up the pace!! I use a Garmin 245 as a GPS watch, which does a good job. Note that over a marathon, it will often come down to 26.6 to 26.8 miles, so there is a bit of errors.
Some of my running heroes are Steve Prefontaine, Emil Zatopek, Haile Gebrselassie, Kenenisa Bekele, and many others. In general, I enjoy very much front runners rather than the runners who sit at the back and out-kick others in the last lap.
Finally, here are some of my personal bests (you can find proofs on the Power of 10
website
):
- 1500m: 4:32.99 (Charnwood AC open meeting, UK, April 2017).
- Mile: 4:32 ( Spring Street Mile , Manchester, CT, USA. ).
- 5k: 15:45 (Mallory Park, England, November 2020).
- 10k: 32:54 (Telford, UK, December 2016).
- Half marathon: 1:11:08 (Copenhagen, Denmark, September 2019).
- Marathon: 2:28:59 (Frankfurt, Germany, October 2018).
- Beer mile: about 7:30, Leamington Spa, December 2016, with Singha Beer (a very good choice for a beer mile).
I still hope to improve some of my personal bests, but it is getting harder and harder. My primary target for 2026 is to improve my speed and stamina over 1500m and 5000m/5k. I have a preference for the marathon, but the training is extremely demanding and time consuming. For instance, my preparation for the 2021 Berlin marathon consisted of 12 weeks at 100 miles per week on average, with a peak at 120+ miles. I promised my wife to run less!
With the Leicester Coritanian AC, we have also won many team events in the Master categories, ranging from the British Master relays to the British XC Master relays through titles for the Midlands.
I am also county champion in the HM (2019 overall, 2018 and 2022 as a Master), in the 10 miles (2015 as a Master), and 10k (2022 as a Master). I have also had few runner-up places. I also had few top 10 finishes in my AC at major marathons (Berlin, Boston, Frankfurt and London).