This thesis consists of three essays in microeconomic theory. The first two essays concern allocation problems with correlated information and without transfers. The third essay is on the topic of information in dynamic ...

This dissertation is composed of three self-contained chapters whose main objective lies in providing model-based explanations of and policy recommendations for "real-world" phenomena that attracted my attention throughout ...

As Western societies age, their working-age populations are declining, resulting in a scarcity of labor. Consequently, these societies face reduced production opportunities while shouldering an increasing burden of elderly ...

This dissertation consists of three self-contained essays in microeconomic theory and statistics. The first chapter contributes to the literature on information economics. It examines strategic information transmission in ...

This thesis comprises three chapters, each serving as an independent research paper. Collectively, they all revolve around exploring individual decision making, with particular emphasis on the role of expectations and ...

This dissertation contains three working papers. The first one analyzes communication in a cheap-talk model between multiple senders and one receiver. The second one studies a collective experimentation model. The third ...

The central theme of this thesis revolves around the examination of the role of beliefs and perceptions in labor and education economics. Understanding these aspects is crucial as they significantly influence various ...

This dissertation presents three independent research papers, all of which use behavioral and experimental methods to contribute to a better understanding of different interventions to promote more environmentally sustainable ...

This thesis consists of three chapters on microeconomics under non-transferable utility. In Chapter 1, I analyze a canonical two-sided many-to-one matching market that has two disjoint sides in an economy (firms-workers). ...

Common ownership - overlapping minority shareholdings of institutional investors in competing firms - has sparked debate in recent years about its potential anticompetitive effects. In this context, the ways in which ...