<!doctype html public "-//w3c//dtd html 4.0 transitional//en">Ernan E. Haruvy
School of Management, SM 32                                            Office: 972-883-4865
The University of Texas at Dallas                                        Cell: 972-965-9682
800 West Campbell Road                                                     Fax: 972-883-5819

Richardson, TX 75083-0688                                                Email: eharuvy@utdallas.edu

Educational History

Doctor of Philosophy, May 22, 1999, University of Texas at Austin, Austin, Texas 78712, Economics

Master of Science, Aug 19, 1996, University of Texas at Austin, Austin, Texas 78712, Economics

Bachelor of Business Administration With Highest Honors, Aug 16, 1993, University of Texas at Austin, Austin, Texas 78712, International Business

Dissertation Title: Initial Conditions and Adaptive Dynamics—An Approach to Equilibrium Selection. Dissertation Adviser: Professor Dale O. Stahl

 

Employment

·         Sept 2008 – Present University of Texas at Dallas, School of Management, Assoc. Prof.

·         October-November 2009, April-June 2010 Tilburg University, Economics, Visiting Scholar

·         Aug 2001 – Aug 2008 University of Texas at Dallas, School of Management, Assist. Prof.

·         Sept 2000 – August 2001 Harvard Business School, Research Fellow

·         July 2000- August 2000 University of Texas at Austin, Dept of Economics, Lecturer

·         Sept 1999- July 2000 Technion -- Israel Institute of Technology, Faculty of Industrial Engineering and Management, Lecturer

·         June 1999 – July 1999 University of Texas at Austin, Dept of Economics, Lecturer

·         August 1998 – May 1999 University of Texas at Austin, Dept of Economics, Instructor

 

Business Courses taught: Market Design (PhD), Principles of Marketing (undergraduate), Marketing Management (MBA), Internet business models (MBA), topics in e-commerce (MBA), and special topics in marketing (Ph.D., covered auctions, bargaining, and network externalities). Economics Courses taught: Market Design (PhD), microeconomics, macroeconomics, intermediate microeconomics.

 

 

 

Published and Forthcoming Articles in Refereed Academic Journals

  1. E. Haruvy & D. Stahl, Learning Transference between Dissimilar Symmetric Normal-Form Games, forthcoming in Games and Economic Behavior
  2. Haruvy, E. (2011), Challenges and Opportunities in Economics Experiments in Virtual Worlds, forthcoming in Southern Economic Journal 78(1), July.
  3. Harrisom, G., Haruvy, E., and E. Rutstrom (2011), Remarks on Virtual World and Virtual Reality Experiments, forthcoming in Southern Economics Journal 78(1), July.
  4. M. Fiedler, E. Haruvy and S. Li (2011), Social distance in a virtual world experiment, Games and Economic Behavior, Games and Economic Behavior 72(2), 400-426
  5. Chakravarty, S., G. Harrison, E. Haruvy, and E. Rutstrom, Are You Risk Averse Over Other People’s Money? Forthcoming in Southern Economic Journal.
  6. Li, S., K. Dogan, E. Haruvy (2011), Group Identity in Markets, International Journal of Industrial Organization 29(1), 104-115
  7. Ben Zion, U., I. Erev, E. Haruvy and T. Shavit (2010), Adaptive Behavior Leads to Under-diversification, Journal of Economic Psychology 31, 985-995.
  8. Haruvy, E. and P. T. L. Popkowski Leszczyc (2010), Search and Choice in Online Consumer Auctions, Marketing Science 29(6) 1152-1164
  9. Erev, I. and E. Haruvy (2010), “Two-stage Prize Promotions and the Value of Unresolved Uncertainty.” Marketing Letters 21, 149–162
  10. Haruvy, Ernan E. and Peter T.L. Popkowski Leszczyc (2009), “Bidder Motives in Cause Related Auctions,” International Journal of Research in Marketing, 26(4), 324–331.
  11. Haruvy, E. and P. T. L. Popkowski Leszczyc, (2009), Internet Auctions, Foundations and Trends in Marketing 4(1), 1-75.
  12. Dogan, K., E. Haruvy, and R. Rao (2010), “Who should practice price discrimination using rebates in an asymmetric duopoly?” Quantitative Marketing and Economics 8(1), 61-90.
  13. Fiedler, M. and E. Haruvy (2009), “The Lab versus the Virtual Lab and Virtual Field – An Experimental Investigation of Trust Games with Communication,” Journal of Economic Behavior & Organization 72 (2),  716-724
  14. Haruvy, E. and Peter Popkowski Leszczyc (2009), “The impact of online auction duration,” Decision Analysis 7(1), 99-106.
  15. Erev, Ido, Eyal Ert, Alvin E. Roth, Ernan Haruvy, Stefan Herzog, Robin Hau, Ralph Hertwig, Terrence Stewart, Robert West, and Christian Lebiere (2009), “A choice prediction competition, for choices from experience and from description,” Journal of Behavioral Decision Making 23(1), 15 - 47
  16. Stahl, D. and E. Haruvy (2009), “Testing Theories of Behavior for Extensive-Form Two-Player Two-Stage Games,” Experimental Economics 12(2), 242-251.
  17. Jap, S. and E. Haruvy (2008), “Inter-organizational Relationships and Bidding Behavior in Industrial Online Reverse Auctions.” Journal of Marketing Research 45(5), 550-61.
  18. Haruvy, E., P. T. L. Popkowski Leszczyc, O. Carare, J. Cox, E. A. Greenleaf, W. Jank, S. Jap, Y.-H. Park, M. H. Rothkopf (2008), Competition between Auctions, Marketing Letters 19, 431-448.
  19. Haruvy, E., A. Prasad, S. Sethi, and R. Zhang (2008), Competition with Open Source as a Public Good, J. of Industrial and Management Optimization 4, 199-211.
  20. Stahl, D. O. and E. Haruvy (2008), “Level-n Bounded Rationality in Two-person Two-stage Games,” Journal of Economic Behavior and Organization, 65 (1), 41-61.
  21. Stahl, D. O. and E. Haruvy (2008), “Level-n Bounded Rationality and Dominated Strategies in Normal-Form Games,” Journal of Economic Behavior and Organization, 66(2), 226-232
  22. Stahl, D. and E. Haruvy (2008), Subgame Perfection in Ultimatum Bargaining Trees, Games and Economic Behavior 63, 292-307.
  23. Haruvy, E., S. Sethi and J. Zhou (2008), “Open Source Development with a Commercial Complementary Product or Service,” Production and Operations Management, 17(1), (January-February 2008), 29-43.
  24. Engelbrecht-Wiggans, R. Haruvy, E. and E. Katok (2007), “A Comparison of Buyer-Determined and Price-Based Multi-Attribute Mechanisms,” Marketing Science 26: 629-641.
  25. Carare, O., Haruvy, E., and A. Prasad (2007), “Hierarchical Thinking and Learning in Rank Order Contests,” Experimental Economics 10(3), 305-316.
  26. Shavit, T. U. Benzion and Haruvy, E. (2007), “Risk Aversion and Under-hedging,” Journal of Economics and Business 59 (3), 181-198.
  27. Murthi, B. P. S., Haruvy, Ernan, and Zhang, He (2007) "The Effect of Variability in Price on Consumer Brand Choice," Review of Marketing Science: Vol. 5, Article 4.
  28. Haruvy, E., Y. Lahav and C. Noussair (2007), “Traders’ Expectations in Asset Markets: Experimental Evidence”, American Economic Review, 97(5), 1901-1920, December
  29. Chakravarty, S., E. Haruvy and F. Wu (2007), “The Link Between Incentives and Product Performance in Open Source Development: An Empirical Investigation,” Global Business and Economics Review 9, 151-169.
  30. Ofek, E., M. Yildiz and E. Haruvy (2007), “The Impact of Prior Choices on Subsequent Valuations,” Management Science 53(8), 1217-1233.
  31. Charness, G., E. Haruvy, and D. Sonsino (2007), “Social Distance and Reciprocity: An Internet Experiment,” Journal of Economic Behavior and Organization 63(1), 88-103.
  32. Haruvy, E. and D. O. Stahl (2007), “Equilibrium Selection and Bounded Rationality in Symmetric Normal-Form Games,” Journal of Economic Behavior & Organization 62, 98-119
  33. Haruvy, E. and U. Unver (2007), “Equilibrium Selection and the Role of Information in Repeated Matching Markets,” Economic Letters 94, 284-289.
  34. Stahl, D. O. and E. Haruvy (2006), Other-regarding preferences: Egalitarian warm glow, empathy, and group size, Journal of Economic Behavior & Organization 61, 20-41
  35. Bass, F., E. Haruvy and A. Prasad (2006), Variable Pricing in Oligopoly Markets, Journal of Business 79, 2789-2810.
  36. Haruvy, E., A. Roth, and U. Unver (2006), “The Dynamics and Unique Characteristics of the Law Clerk Matching: An Experimental Investigation,” J. of Economic Dynamics and Control 30, 457-486.
  37. Haruvy, E. and C. Noussair (2006), The Effect of Short Selling on Bubbles and Crashes in Experimental Spot Asset Markets, Journal of Finance 61, 1119-1157.
  38. Haruvy, E. and A. Prasad (2005), “Freeware as a Competitive Deterrent,” Information Economics and Policy 17 (4), 513-534.
  39. Erev, I. and E. Haruvy (2005), Generality, Repetition and the Role of Descriptive Learning Models, Journal of Mathematical Psychology, 49(5), 357-371
  40. Gneezy, Uri, E. Haruvy, and H. Yafe (2004), “The inefficiency of splitting the bill,” Economic Journal 114, 265-280.
  41. Haruvy, E. and D. Stahl (2004), “Deductive versus Inductive Equilibrium Selection: Experimental Results,” Journal of Economic Behavior and Organization, 53, 319-331.
  42. Bruce, N., E. Haruvy and R. Rao (2004) “Seller Rating, Price, and Default in Online Auctions.” J. of Interactive Marketing,18(4), 37-50.
  43. Haruvy, E., V. Mahajan, and A. Prasad, (2004), “Software Piracy: Market penetration in the Presence of Network Externalities,” Journal of Business 77(2), 81-107.
  44. Benzion, U., E. Haruvy, and T. Shavit (2004) “Adaptive Portfolio Allocation with Options.” Journal of Behavioral Finance, 5(1), 43-56.
  45. Haruvy, E., A. Prasad, and S. Sethi (2003), Harvesting Altruism in Open Source Software Development, Journal of Optimization Theory and Applications, 118 (2), 381-416.
  46. Gneezy, U., E. Haruvy, and A. Roth (2003), “Deadline in bargaining: Evidence from the reverse ultimatum game,” Games and Economic Behavior, 45, 347-368.
  47. Yehiam, E., E. Haruvy, and I. Erev (2002), “Reinforcement Learning and the Prevention of Data Catastrophes” Journal of Managerial Psychology, 17(7), 599-611.
  48. Perry, O., I. Erev and E. Haruvy (2002), “Frequent Probabilistic Punishment in Law Enforcement,” Economics of Governance, 3(1), 71-86.
  49. Charness, G. and E. Haruvy (2002), “Altruism, Equity and Reciprocity in a Gift-Exchange Experiment: An Encompassing Approach,” Games and Economic Behavior 40, 203-231. 
  50. Haruvy, E. (2002), “Identification and Testing of Modes in Beliefs,” Journal of Mathematical Psychology, 46(1), 88-109.
  51. Stahl, D. and E. Haruvy (2002), “Aspiration-based and Reciprocity-based Rules in Learning Dynamics for Symmetric Normal-Form Games,” Journal of Mathematical Psychology, 46(5), 531-553.
  52. Haruvy, E. and A. Prasad (2001), “Optimal freeware quality in the presence of network externalities: An Evolutionary Game Theoretical Approach,” Journal of Evolutionary Economics 11 (2), 231-48. 
  53. Haruvy, E., D. Stahl, and P. Wilson (2001), “Modeling and Testing for Heterogeneity in Observed Strategic Behavior,” Review of Economics & Statistics 83, 146-57.
  54. Haruvy E., I. Erev, and D. Sonsino (2001), "The Medium Prizes Paradox: Evidence from a Simulated Casino", Journal of Risk and Uncertainty 22, 251-261.
  55. Charness, G. and E. Haruvy (2000), “Self-serving Biases in a Simulated Labor Relationship,” Journal of Managerial Psychology 15, 655-667.
  56. Haruvy, E., D. Stahl, and P. Wilson (1999), “Evidence for Optimistic and Pessimistic Behavior in Normal-Form Games,” Economics Letters 63, 255-259.
  57. Haruvy, E. and A. Prasad (1998), “Optimal Product Strategies in the Presence of Network Externalities,” Information Economics and Policy 10, 489-499.

 

 

Articles appearing as chapters in edited volumes

 

1. Haruvy, E., A. Prasad, S. Sethi, and R. Zhang (2005).  Optimal Firm Contributions to Open Source Software: Effects of Competition, Compatibility and User Contributions. In Optimal Control and Dynamic Games: Applications in Finance, Management Science, and Economics, Editors: Christophe Deissenberg and Richard Hartl, Springer, New York, 197-214, (2005).

2. Haruvy, E. and I. Erev (2002). On the Application and Interpretation of Learning Models, Experimental Business Research, Editors: Rami Zwick and Amnon Rapoport, Kluwer Academic Publishers, Boston, 285-300

3. Erev, I. and E. Haruvy (forthcoming). Learning and the economics of small decisions. In Kagel, J.H. and Roth, A.E. (Eds.), The Handbook of Experimental Economics. Princeton University Press.   

4.  Gneezy, U. and E. Haruvy (2010) The Inefficiency of Splitting the Bill: A Lesson in Institution Design, In Zvika Neeman, Muriel Niederle and Nir Vulkan (Eds.) The Handbook of Market Design, Oxford University Press. 

5. Haruvy, E. and S. Jap (2011), Designing B2B Markets, Handbook of Business-to-business Marketing, Gary Lilien and Rajdeep Grewal (Eds.),

 

 

 

Finished papers

Available upon request

1.      Tiers in Consumer Fractional Ownership Markets, with Yu Wang

2.       Ernan E. Haruvy, Di Miao, and Kathryn E. Stecke, Various Strategies to Handle Cannibalization in a Competitive Duopolistic Market

3.      Does higher transparency lead to more search in Online Auctions, with Peter T.L. Popkowski Leszczyc and Yu Ma

4.      An Experimental Investigation of Buyer Determined Procurement Auctions, Haruvy, E., E. Katok

5.      Bidding on quality in buyer-determined online reverse auctions, E. Haruvy and S. Jap.

6.      Two-Stage Pricing for Custom-Made Products, E. Haruvy. T. Li, S. Sethi

7.      The impact of asset repurchases and issues in an experimental market, Ernan Haruvy, Charles N. Noussair, and Owen Powell.

8.      The Job Market for Assistant Professors in Marketing, with Yu Wang and Cesar Zamudio

9.      The Takeover Game, with Sascha Füllbrunn

10.  The Dividend Puzzle: A Laboratory Investigation, with Sascha Füllbrunn

11.  The Loser’s Bliss, with Peter T.L. Popkowski Leszczyc.

12.  An experimental re-examination of the Bertrand paradox, E. Fatas, E. Haruvy and A. J. Morales.

13.  Relative Performance Information in Asset Markets: An Experimental Approach, E. Schoenberg and E. Haruvy

 

14.  The Effect of Price Variability on Consumers’ Purchase Incidence, Brand Choice, and Quantity Choice Decisions, Haruvy, E., B.P.S. Murthi, and A. Strijnev

15.  The Importance of Store Assortment to Time Constrained Consumers, E. Haruvy, B. Ratchford, Y. Tian.

16.  The Impact of Relative Position, Prices of Sacrifice and Reciprocity: An Experimental Study using Individual Decisions, J. Brandts,  E. Fatas, E. Haruvy, F. Lagos

Grants, Fellowships and Awards
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
    

 

 

 

 

 

 

  • “Competition between Auctions: Implications for Auction Design and Bidder and Seller Strategies," Collaborator, 2011 Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council of Canada Research Grant # 410-2011-0058, $100,350.

 

  • Management Science Distinguished Service Award for 2010

 

 

  • MSI research award #4-1644 (2010).“Seller Strategy in B2B Multichannels: Auctions, Buy-Now Pricing, and Price Discovery.” $3000

 

  •  Management Science Distinguished Service Award for 2009

 

  • The 1st Technion Open Choice Prediction Competition. First Place in Predicting Decisions from Description, 2009.

 

  • The Fostering of Charitable Giving in Canadian Society, Community University Research Alliances program, Collaborator, 2008 Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council of Canada Research Grant, $20,000

 

  • Senior personnel on NSF #SES-0519168, Rule Learning Across Dissimilar Normal-Form Games, PI: Dale Stahl, 08/01/05 - 07/31/07, $24,675

 

  • United States-Israel Binational Science Foundation, #2002114, July 2003-July 2005, with Ido Erev and Alvin Roth; $20,000.
  • National Science Foundation-- Time-sharing Experiments for the Social Sciences, proposal #157, May 2003, with Sujoy Chakravarty. The TESS project facilitates data collection via the Internet and pays for the associated costs of data collection.
  • M. R. Saulson Research Fund #191-408, March 2000 – September 2002; $2,000. 
  • Senior personnel on NSF #SES-9986379, with Dale Stahl; February 2000-January 2001; $45,000.
  • Research grant: B.T.S Academic Lectureship in Industrial Engineering and Management, #7700213, January, 2000; $800. 
  • Professional Development Award, April 1998.
  • David Bruton, Jr. Fellowship, 1997-1998 academic year.
  • Peter L. Reid Memorial Scholarship for academic achievement, 1992-1993 academic year.
  • Spain-Leff Memorial Scholarship for academic excellence, 1992-1993 academic year.

 

Referee work:

 

Editor: Symposium issue on Virtual Worlds in Southern Economic Journal

Senior Editor: Production and Operations Management

Editorial Boards: Marketing Science, Review of Marketing Science

 

 

Cross-disciplinary: Science

Economics: American Economic Review, Econometrica, J. of Political Economy, Review of Economic Studies, Games and Economic Behavior, International J. of Game Theory, J. of Public Economics, The Economic Journal, J. of Economic Behavior and Organizations, Economics of Governance, Economic Theory, Experimental Economics, Southern Economic Journal, Computational Economics, Economic Inquiry, J. of Economic Dynamics and Control, Economics Bulletin, Economic Theory

Marketing: Management Science (Marketing track), J. of Marketing, J. of Marketing Research, Marketing Science, Rev. of Marketing Sci., J. of Business Research, J. of Interactive Marketing

Finance: Journal of Finance, Review of Finance, Journal of Behavioral Finance

OM, OR, and IS: Operations Research, Management Science (Information Systems track), Journal of Optimization Theory and Applications, Interfaces, Production and Operations Management, Information Technology and Management, Automatica

Decision analysis and OB: Management Science (Decision Analysis, Organizational Behavior tracks)

Psychology: J. of Mathematical Psychology, J. of Managerial Psychology

Government: National Science Foundation, United States-Israel Binational Science Foundation, Research Grants Council (RGC) of Hong Kong

 

Membership in Professional Societies: American Economic Association, Economic Science Association, Econometric Society, Royal Economic Society, American Marketing Association, Informs. 

 

 

Other service:

Vice Chair, Institutional Review Board, University of Texas at Dallas, 2008-2009

            Faculty Adviser, American Marketing Association DFW CC, 2007-2009.

            Organizer, UTD-FORMS third annual conference, 2009     

 

Seminar presentations:

2011: George Mason University, ICES, March 11. Texas A&M, Economic, Oct. 28.

2010: INSEAD Marketing Camp, June 11, Luxembourg School of Finance, June 3, University of Mannheim, Germany, Finance (Prof. Martin Weber group), May 4, University of Cologne, Germany, Economics (Prof. Axel Ockenfels group), April 26, Tilburg University, Marketing, April 21, Erasmus, Rotterdam, Marketing (ERIM), April 19, Tilburg University, Experimental Economics internal seminar, April 14.

2009: Maastricht University, Netherlands, Economics, October 22, Chicago, Marketing, May 4.

2008: Wharton, Decision Processes Colloquia, February 25.

2006: Pittsburgh University, Economics, February 24,

2005: U. of Texas- Arlington, Economics, Oct 14, U. of Houston, Marketing, Sept 9, U. of Arizona,  Management and Organizations, April 27, Florida State University, Economics, April 1, Carnegie Mellon University, Economics, Feb 10, University of Central Florida, Economics, Feb 3, Penn State, Smeal College of Business, Jan 28.

2003: Texas A&M University, Economics, Nov. 14, Washington University at St. Louis, Marketing, March 21.

1998-2001: Ben Gurion Univ., Israel, Economics Dept., Jan 17, 2001, Columbia University, Dept. of Management, 10/26/2000, Univ. of Texas--Dallas, Marketing, 10/23/2000, Harvard, Economics, Oct. 5, 2000, Tel-Aviv University, Marketing, May 2, 2000, Technion, Haifa, Economics, April 2, 2000, Universitat Pompeu Fabra, Barcelona, Economics, Feb. 19, 1999, Penn State, Smeal College of Business, 2/8/1999, Technion, Haifa, Economics, June 8, 1998, Bogazici University, Istanbul, Economics, June 5, 1998, University of Texas at Austin, Economics, February 25, 1998.

 

Conference Presentations

·         2011 Marketing Science Conference, Houston, June 9-11, When and How Do Coordinating

·         Contracts Improve Channel Efficiency?

·         WIMI Conference: Cross-Platform and Multi-Channel Consumer Behavior, Dec 9-10, 2010, Wharton, “Seller Strategy in B2B Multi-channels: Auctions, Buy-Now Pricing and Price Discovery.”

·         Southern Economic Association Conference, Atlanta GA, Nov 20-22, 2010. Session Organizer and presented “Asset Market Prices and Strategies in Virtual World Experiments.”

·         Economic Science Association Meetings, November 11-13, 2010, Tucson, “The Loser’s Bliss.”

·         2010 Marketing Science Conference, Cologne, June 16-19, 2010, “Between-Game Rule Learning in Dissimilar Symmetric Normal-Form Games” and “Tiers in one-sided matching markets.”

·         2009 Marketing Science Conf., Ann Arbor, June 4-6, 2009, “The Impact of Online Auction Duration”

·         2009 UTD- Frontiers of Research in Marketing Science, Dallas, Feb 19-21, 2009, Organizer.

·         2008 Economic Science Association European Meetings, Lyon, France, Sep 11-14, 2008, “An Experimental Investigation of Buyer Determined Procurement Auctions”

·         3rd Annual Behavioral Operations Conference, Edmonton, Alberta, July 23-25, 2008, “Choice between investments with different multipliers and social distance: A virtual world experiment.”

·         2008 Marketing Science conf, Vancouver, Jun 12-14, 2008, “Bidding Strategies in Buyer Determined Online Auctions” and “An Experimental Investigation of Buyer Determined Procurement Auctions”

·         2008 Winter Marketing Educators' Conference, Austin, Feb 15-18, 2008, “Two-stage Lotteries and the Value of Unresolved Uncertainty in Multiple Contacts”

·         Informs, Seattle, Nov 4-7, 07, “When Zero Search Cost is too High.”

·         Economic Science Association, Tucson, Oct 18–21, 07. “Individual Choice among Charity Auctions.”

·         2007 Second Annual Behavioral Operations conference July 23-24 Carlson School of Management University of Minnesota. “Infrastructure for Laboratory Experiments”

·         2007 Stony Brook Workshop on Experimental Economics July 14 - 16, 2007. “Learning”

·         2007 Seventh Triennial Invitational Choice Symposium, Wharton, Jun 13-17, “Competition Between Auctions.” Session organizer.

·         2006 Economic Science Association North American Meetings, Tucson, Arizona, September 28-October 1. “Risk aversion, under-diversification and the role of recency and probability matching.”

·         2006 Summer Institute in Competitive Strategy, UCBerkeley, Jun 26-June 30, “Segmentation and Competition: An Application to Rebates”

·         2006 INFORMS Marketing Science Conference, University of Pittsburgh, June 8-June 10, Two-Stage Prize Promotions and the Value of Unresolved Uncertainty

·         2006 Coordination Success Conference in Honor of Raymond C. Battalio, Texas A&M, March 31-April 2, 2006. Presented “Hierarchical Thinking and Learning in Rank Order Contest Games.”

·         2005 SEA Meetings, Washington, D.C., Nov 18-20, 2005, organized “Learning” session and presented “Learning in Two-Stage Lotteries.”

·         2005 ESA Meetings in Tucson, Sept 30-Oct 2, “The Buyer-Determined Multi-Attribute Auction.”

·         2005 AMA Summer Marketing Educators’ Conference, July 29-August 1, Panel Member in special sessions titled “Online Reverse Auctions: New Technology and/or Old Relationships”

·         2005 INFORMS Marketing Science Conference, Emory University, Atlanta, June 16-18, “The Buyer-Determined Multi-Attribute Auction- An Experimental Investigation”

·         2005 AEA Annual Meetings, Jan 7-10, “Two-Stage Prize Promotion Lotteries and the Timing of Prizes”

·         2004 North American Economic Science Association Meeting, Nov 5-Nov 7, 2004. “Loss Aversion and Under-Hedging”

·         2004 ISBM Academic Conference in Boston, August 5-6, “Who Benefits From Reverse Auctions?”

·         2004 Marketing Science Conference, June 24-26, Rotterdam: “The Role of Seller Rating in Online Auctions”

·         2004 American Marketing Association Winter Marketing Educators’ Conference, Feb 6-9, 2004, Scottsdale, AZ: “Two-stage Prize Promotion Lotteries and the Timing of Prizes.”

·         Matching Markets Workshop, Stanford Institute of Theoretical Economics, Stanford University, August 14-Aug 16, 2003: “Equilibrium Selection in Repeated B2B Matching Markets” 

·         25th Marketing Science Conference 2003, University of Maryland, College Park, June 12-15, 2003: “The Effect of Variability in Marketing Mix Variables on Consumer Brand Choice.”

·         American Marketing Association Winter Meetings, Orlando, Florida, February 14-16, 2003: “Manipulating Prize Variability in Under-the-cap Promotions”

·         International Economic Science Association Meetings, Boston, June 27-30, 2002: “The Economics of Small Decisions.”

·         Economic Science Association Meetings, Tucson, Nov 1-4, 2001: “Unraveling in Decentralized Labor Markets with Incrementally Revealed Quality Information”

·         Marketing Science, July 5-8, 2001, Wiesbaden, Germany: “Under-the-cap Promotions: A Customer Learning Approach.”

·         Workshop on Learning and Bounded Rationality, June 14-18, 2001, Florence, Italy: “Applications to Reinforcement Learning”

·         Public Choice Society and Economic Science Association Meetings, March 9-11, 2001, San Antonio

·         ASSA and Econometric Society Meetings, Jan 5-7, 2001, New Orleans.

·         Economic Science Association Summer Meetings, Sept 29-Oct 1, 2000, Tucson. 

·         Marketing Science Conference 2000: Marketing for the New Millennium, June 23-25, Los Angeles, “Variable Pricing: A Customer Learning Perspective” 

·         Economic Science Association Summer Meetings, June 16-18, 2000, New York. 

·         Experimental Economics 3rd International Workshop, April 10, 2000, Haifa, Israel. 

·         Public Choice Society and Economic Science Association Meetings, March 10-12, 2000, Charleston.

·         Public Choice Society and Economic Science Association Meetings, March 12, 1999, New Orleans.

·         Economic Science Association North American Meetings, October 15-18, 1998, Tucson.

·         North American Summer Meetings of the Econometric Society, June 25-28, 1998, Montreal, “An Empirical Model of Equilibrium Selection based on Player Heterogeneity”

·         Public Choice Society and Economic Science Meetings, March 13-15, 1998, New Orleans, Louisiana, “An Empirical Model of Equilibrium Selection based on Player Heterogeneity”

·         Texas Econometrics Camp III, Feb 28 – Mar 1, 1998, Lago Vista, Texas, “An Empirical Model of Equilibrium Selection based on Player Heterogeneity”

·         Lonestars Conference, Sept. 27-28, 1997, College Station, Texas, "Testing Modes in the Population Distribution of Beliefs in Experimental Games"

·         Conference on Clustering and Discrimination sponsored by the National Science Foundation and Rice university, May 11-14, 1997, Houston, Texas, "Testing Modes in the Population Distribution of Beliefs in Experimental Games"