I am an Associate Professor in Business Economics and Public Policy at the Kelley School of Business, Indiana University.
 
My research applies game theory to strategic interactions, with a focus on issues surrounding the endogenous generation and optimal elicitation of information. In the research section of my site you will find papers on a variety of subjects including grade inflation, the link between campaigns and political extremism, the effectiveness of government intervention in markets, and the evolution of influence in advisory relationships.

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I Got 99 Problems, but Solvin’ PBEs Aint One is a collection of 100+ original game theory problems. The source code can be dowloaded here. These problems can be freely used and adjusted for any non-commercial purpose (e.g., teaching) with no attribution. Hope you find them useful. Comments and corrections are most welcome.