What preferences will prevail in a society of rational individuals when preference evolution is
driven by the resulting payoffs? We show that when individuals' preferences are their private …

Corporate social responsibility can improve firms' ability to recruit highly motivated
employees. This can secure socially responsible firms' survival even in a highly competitive …

What kind of preferences should one expect evolution to favor? We propose a definition of
evolutionary stability of preferences in interactions in groups of arbitrary finite size. Groups …

Abstract Language is a powerful coordination device. We generalize the cheap-talk
approach to pre-play communication by way of introducing a meaning correspondence …

We study job incentives in moonlighting, when public‐service physicians may refer patients
to their private practices. Some doctors in the public system are dedicated, and behave …

This article presents a law and economics perspective on the topic of insurance law as a
whole. In doing so it provides both an overview major topics in insurance law as well as a …

We study implementation in environments where agents have limited ability to imitate others.
Agents are randomly and privately endowed with type-dependent sets of messages. So …

We consider second‐price and first‐price auctions in the symmetric independent private
values framework. We modify the standard model by the assumption that the bidders have …

We extend implementation theory by allowing the social choice function to depend on more
than just the preferences of the agents and allowing agents to support their statements with …

We survey recent developments in the economic analysis of insurance fraud. The paper first
sets out the two main approaches to insurance fraud that have been developed in the …