To investigate whether attention responds rationally to strategic incentives, we
experimentally implement a buyer-seller game in which a fully informed seller makes a take …

Two homogeneous-good firms compete for a consumer's unitary demand. The consumer is
rationally inattentive and pays entropy costs to process information about firms' offers …

We model electoral competition between two parties when voters can rationally learn about
their political positions through flexible information acquisition. Rational voter learning …

We consider the equilibrium interplay between sellers' price competition and consumers'
perception of product differentiation. We analyze a situation where, before trading …

We model a spatial, two-party election where voters can flexibly acquire costly information
about their ideal points before voting. In equilibrium, learning about ideal points creates …