My Papers 

Paul Erdos believed that research contributions should be  "weighed and not counted" - though he certainly had the least incentive in the world to profess this. I, on the other hand, have a huge incentive to chime in agreement here! ;-) [BTW, I have an Erdos number of 4, by the chain Erdos -> Fishburn -> Rubinstein -> Abreu -> Smith .( Thanks, Dilip.)] So consistent with Erdos ' admonition, I offer a personal log-scale weighting of my own published/forthcoming papers, since I honestly feel in the best position to do so. It may prove a useful guide in deciding what to download. The rating is based on my estimate of their novelty and importance, as well as my own knowledge of the difficulty of the paper. Four star papers try to pose a new and hopefully central economic question, and I believe that they also offer real technical novelity. You be the judge.

My cv

I. Information Economics
A. Information Demand
The Optimal Level of Experimentation with Giuseppe Moscarini Econometrica, 11-2001			Adobe	Extended Abstract
The Law of Large  Demand for Information with Giuseppe Moscarini Econometrica, 11-2002			Adobe	Extended Abstract
Demand for Information  More Heat than Light with Jussi Keppo and Giuseppe Moscarini (forthcoming, Journal of Economic Theory, as of March, 2007)			Adobe	Extended Abstract
B. Experimentation and Bayesian Social Learning
Pathological Outcomes  of Observational Learning with Peter Sørensen ( Econometrica, 3-2000 )			Adobe	Extended Abstract
Informational Herding  and Optimal Experimentation with Peter S ørensen	(8-05)		Adobe	Abstract
Rational Social Learning by Random Sampling with Peter Sørensen ( rough draft! In process)			Adobe
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Social Learning  in a Changing World with Giuseppe Moscarini & Marco Ottaviani (Economic Theory, 1998)				Abstract & paper  (jump to Springer)
C. Financial Economics
Private Information and Trade Timing ( American Economic Review, 9/2000)			Adobe	Abstract
Rational Traders Frenzies (incomplete) next version with Helios Herrera			pdf
D. Political Economy
Optimal Electoral Timing: Exercise Wisely and You May Live Longer with Jussi Keppo and Dmitry Davydov (forthcoming, Review of Economic Studies, as of October, 2007)			pdf
II. Search/Matching Theory
A. Mating Models with Search
The Marriage Model  with Search Frictions (2006, Journal of Political Economy)			Adobe  Acrobat	Abstract
Assortative Matching and Search  with Robert Shimer ( Econometrica, 3-2000 )			Adobe  Acrobat	Abstract
Matching, Search and Heterogeneity with Robert Shimer (2001, Advances in Macroeconomics )			Adobe Acrobat	Abstract
Nonstationary Search   with Robert Shimer			Adobe Acrobat	Abstract
Cross-Sectional Dynamics  in a Two-Sided Matching Model (1992-95, as yet incomplete)		Postscript
Optimal Job Search in a Changing World (Math. Soc. Sciences, 1999)				Abstract  (jump to Elsevier)
B. Search-Theoretic Models of Trade
A Model of Exchange  where Beauty is in the Eye of the Beholder (1995-98, as yet incomplete)			Adobe  Acrobat	Abstract
C. Walrasian Mating Models
Assortative Matching and Reputation   with Axel Anderson	(4-07)		Adobe  Acrobat	Abstract
. D. Pure Search Theory
Simultaneous Search  with Hector Chade (Econometrica, 5-2006)		Longer WP Version	Adobe	Abstract
III. Game Theory
A. Timing Games and Bargaining
Caller Number Five: Timing Games That Morph From One Form to Another (with Andreas Park)	(6-07)		Adobe	Abstract
Aspirational Bargaining (with Ennio Stacchetti) (1st version: 1-2002; now under revision)			Adobe	Extended Abstract
Rethinking Bargaining Theory (my original unpublished solo manuscript) (1995-1998, i.e. precedes above joint work)			Adobe	Abstract
B. Repeated Games
Time-Consistent Optimal Stopping (Economics Letters, 1997)*				Abstract  (jump to Elsevier)
Necessary and Sufficient Conditions  for the Perfect Finite Horizon Folk Theorem ( Econometrica, 2-1995 )
The Folk Theorem for Repeated   Games: an NEU Condition with Dilip Abreu and Prajit Dutta (Econometrica, 4-1994)
Folk Theorems  in Overlapping Generations Games