
Professor of Economics @PennStateEcon
State College, PA
Joined July 2014
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With past and current advisees: Ce Liu, @ece_teoman, @VasundharaMall2, @aislinnbohren, @xiaolin_econ, and @Wenhao19921.
Couldn’t be prouder of this group, and grateful for all that they have taught (and continue to teach) me.
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as a founder of @RefineDotInk, discussion around this new paper is v. interesting!
The results confirm that AI reviews are incredible for detailed, actionable feedback to improve a manuscript.
If AI is better, should AI replace human review?
Quick view from the trenches
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New paper: "AI Article Reviews Dominate Human Peer Reviews at Their Best: Evidence and Policy Choices" See: GaryKing.org/peerless. with Steven Worthington. Comments welcome!
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I’ve learned so much from Henrique and Yuhta working on this paper. Extremely excited to see our paper published! Many thanks to the editor and referees for a smooth process.
A thread on the paper:
In their new paper, @smorgasborb, @xiaolin_econ, & Ishii tackle an important question: How should we make decisions using multiple information sources when we don't know their correlation?
restud.com/robust-aggregatio…
#REStud
#EconX
#EconTwitter
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We are excited to organize the third editition of the AI and the Economy initiative @penn_state. Our goal: bringing together folks from across academia, industry, and governance
Details and the full program: ai-initiative.psu.edu/
@ISTatPENNSTATE
@SmealCollege
@PSUScience
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Wow, what a positive surprise!
Microeconomic Foundations III: Firms and Their Employees
David M. Kreps
Published (US): Mar 23, 2027
Princeton University Press
press.princeton.edu/books/ha…
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Forthcoming in AER: Insights: "Prizes and Feedback in Dynamic Contests" by Jeffrey C. Ely, George Georgiadis, and Luis Rayo. aeaweb.org/articles?id=10.12…
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Remember all those things the dean promised you? The provost said no. To everything.
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How does a profit-maximizing certifier design and price tests? Two information channels shape the optimal menu: what the test results reveal and what the buyer's choice of test reveals econometricsociety.org/publi…
Meet our @UCSDEcon 2026-27 Job Market Candidates! Check back every day as we feature individual candidates and their job market papers. View the full list here: economics.ucsd.edu/graduate-…
#EconJobMarket
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Forthcoming in AEJ: Microeconomics: "Targeted Persuasion" by Gabriele Gratton, Christopher Teh, and DJ Thornton. aeaweb.org/articles?id=10.12…
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Theoretical Computer Science inherited an aesthetic for open problems from mathematics. Algorithms and computers are complex, and understanding them mathematically is difficult. The open-problem tradition has made TCS’s challenges clear and research easy-ish to evaluate. 1/7
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MSU Econ invites applications for an Assistant Professor in microeconomic theory. We are especially interested in candidates doing work in information economics but are open to excellent candidates in all subfields of microeconomic theory.
aeaweb.org/joe/listing.php?J…
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"We develop a mechanism design framework for AI agents whose alignment (preferences) and capabilities (feasible actions and information) are unknown."
Hot off the CFDP presses from Dirk Bergemann, Andrew Koh and Stephen Morris:
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Quantifying anger in American politics: the country is awash in indignation.
Our new work on the rise of anger in the U.S. covered by @TheEconomist
economist.com/united-states/…
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Forthcoming in the AER: "Self-Selection and the Diminishing Returns of Research" by Kai-Jie Wu and Lorenz K.F. Ekerdt. aeaweb.org/articles?id=10.12…
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Navin Kartik, a renowned microeconomic theorist and political economist, has been appointed the A. Douglas Melamed Professor of Economics.
Read the full announcement here: news.yale.edu/2026/08/25/nav…
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Excited about this experiment:
Daniel ran most of his published work through @RefineDotInk to find any hidden issues.
Punchline: About 90% of issues surfaced were real. Happily none changed the main message of the papers.
Will tweet about this more "officially" tomorrow but..
Replying to @littmath
But it's also the case that frontier models, appropriately scaffolded, are now pretty good at finding errors in informal mathematics. I decided to be the change I wanted to see in the world and run all my published papers through such a scaffold. 4/n
It's fulfilling to see this work in print. This paper has been "cooking" for about eleven years and then benefited from a smooth and constructive process @ecmaEditors. We hope people find this work thought-provoking and useful.
For more on this topic...
Repeated games meet coalition stability. @SNageebAli and @CeLiuEcon characterize the power and limits of self-enforcing promises in deterring coalitions. They apply the framework to study the implications of wage transparency in labor markets.
econometricsociety.org/publi…
See the impressive research agenda that @CeLiuEcon has built applying these ideas to matching, incl his job market paper in TE and his recent AEJ-Micro with Ziwei Wang and Hanzhe Zhang.
Working with him is a blast. More people should do it.
Link: celiu.net



























