David Ahn
Professor of Economics
Area of Expertise:
Economics, Microeconomics/ Industrial Organization, Political Economy
Selected Publications:
- "Naivete about Temptation and Self-Control: Foundations for Naive Quasi-Hyperbolic Discounting, forthcoming", Journal of Economic Theory, with R. Iijima, T. Sarver
- "Behavioral Characterizations of Naivete for Time-Inconsistent Preferences", Review of Economic Studies, Issue 6, 2319-2355, with R. Iijima, Y. Le Yaouanq, T. Sarver, 2019
- "On Path Independent Stochastic Choice", Theoretical Economics, Issue 1, 61-85, with F. Echenique, K. Saito, 2018
- "Approval Voting and Scoring Rules with Common Values", Journal of Economic Theory, 204-301, with S. Oliveros, 2016
- "Estimating Ambiguity Aversion in a Portfolio Choice Experiment", Quantitative Economics, Issue 2, 195-223, with S. Choi, D. Gale, S. Kariv, 2014
- "The Condorcet Jur(ies) Theorem", Journal of Economic Theory, 841-851, with S. Oliveros, 2014
- "Preference for Flexibility and Random Choice", Econometrica, Issue 1, 341-361, with T. Sarver, 2013
- "Combinatorial Voting", Econometrica, Issue 1, 89-141, with S. Oliveros, 2012
- "Framing Contingencies", Econometrica, Issue 2, 655-695, with H. Ergin, 2010
- "Ambiguity Without a State Space", Review of Economics Studies, Issue 1, 3-28, 2008
Academic/Professional Activities:
- Editor, Associate Editor, Econometrica
Awards/Honors:
- Elliott Levitas Award, Emory University, 1999
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Professor Ahn is an economic theorist working in voting theory, mechanism design, game theory, and especially decision theory. Prior to joining Olin, he was Professor in the Department of Economics at UC Berkeley. He currently serves as Associate Editor of Econometrica.
Email: ahnd@wustl.edu
PhD 2004, Stanford University
BA 1999, Emory University
MA 1999, Emory University
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