I am curious about many aspects of economic theory, and like each paper to be a voyage of discovery, and often is a one-off. I have so far written on game theory and various aspects of information economics such as search, matching, and learning. A couple papers are currently well cited now, and help formulate two vibrant research agendas. I hope that others will one day be thus. I think that when doing theory, one must allow oneself a longer impact time horizon than for more applied work.
I am very much appreciative of the continued financial assistance from the National Science Foundation for writing these papers (grants 1995-1997, 1997-2000, 2000-3, 2003-6, 2006-9, 2009-12, 2015-17), which requires that I sustain this web page.
My CV
Research by Genre (to avoid double counting, I list each paper under only one topic):
Information Economics
Information, Learning, and Experimentation
Matching with Information Frictions
Game Theory
Implicit Markets