This page provides the working paper version of recently accepted or published papers.
The published versions are generally more streamlined and often improved compared to the working paper versions that are linked to the paper title. Links to the published versions are also provided for your convenience (see link on journal name). For older published papers, please see here.
- “Product lines and new product introduction: competition versus cannibalization in the personal computer industry,” with Eleftherios Zacharias (published in Empirical Economics).
- “Language as a Trade Barrier in Public Procurement: Evidence from Georgia’s Policies on English Language Documentation,” with Simon Evenett (published in the Quarterly Review of Economics and Finance).
- “Exchange Rate vs Foreign Price Passthrough Gap: Evidence From the European Gasoline Market,” with Michael Polemis (published in Review of Industrial Organization).
- “Spatial Persistence of Agglomeration Software Publishing,” with Dakshina De Silva and Robert P. McComb (published in Journal of Economic Behavior and Organization).
- “Do Reporting Requirements Encourage Voluntary Activities or Do Voluntary Activities Lead to Reporting Requirements? Evidence from CSR,” with Hui Wen (published in Applied Economics).
- “Global Corporate Social Responsibility Reporting Regulation,” with Hui Wen (published in Contemporary Economic Policy).
- “The Impact of Management Systems on Technical Change: The Adoption of Pollution Prevention Techniques,” with Madhu Khanna and Donna Ramirez-Harrington (published in Economic Change and Restructuring).
- “Candidate Competition and Voter Learning in the 2000-2012 US Presidential Primaries,” with Mattias Polborn (published in Public Choice and also available through JSTOR).
- “Community Pressure and the Spatial Redistribution of Pollution: The Relocation of Toxic Releasing Facilities,” with Xiao Wang, Madhu Khanna, and Xiang Bi (published in the Journal of the Association of Environmental and Resource Economists).
- “Language as a Trade Barrier: Evidence from Georgian Public Procurement,” with Simon Evenett (published in the International Journal of Industrial Organization).