Department of Economics
Boston College
Tel:
(617)-552-1209
Fax: (617)-552-2308
Email: hideo.konishi@bc.edu
CV
Research
Coauthors in Published Papers
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I am an
applied microeconomic/game theorist with strong interests in public economics,
urban economics, international trade, and industrial organization. A lot of my
work is on applications of theory of formation of groups, coalitions, and
social networks.
Selected Publications
Here, I list selected publications of mine. All published papers
including others are listed on my vita, which can be downloaded from CV. If you do not have
access to a journal and would like a reprint of a published paper, please email
me at hideo.konishi@bc.edu.
1.
Tiebout's Tale in Spatial Economies:
Entrepreneurship, Self-Selection and Efficiency, forthcoming in
Regional Science and
Urban Economics (the special issue in honor of Masahisa Fujita). tiebout4.pdf
2.
Credible Group-Stability in Many-to-Many
Matching Problems, (with M.Utku Unver),
Journal of Economic
Theory 129, 57-80, (2006). Abstract
3. Concentration of Competing Retail Stores, Journal of Urban Economics 58, 488-512,
(2005). Abstract
4. Coalition Formation as a Dynamic Process, Journal of Economic Theory 110, 1-41,
(with Debraj Ray), (2003). Abstract
5. Core in a Simple Coalition Formation Game, Social Choice and Welfare 18, 135-153,
(with Suryapratim Banerjee and Tayfun Sonmez), (2001).
Abstract
6. Formation of Hub Cities: Transportation Cost Advantage and
Population Agglomeration,
Journal of
Urban Economics 48, 1-28, (2000). A longer version Abstract
7. Pure Strategy Nash Equilibrium in a Group Formation Game with
Positive Externality,
Games and
Economic Behavior 21, 161-182, (with Michel Le Breton and Shlomo Weber),
(1997). Abstract
8. Voting with Ballots and Feet: Existence of Equilibrium in a
Local Public Good Economy,
Journal of
Economic Theory 68, 480-509, (1996). Abstract
9. A Pareto-Improving Commodity Tax Reform under a Smooth
Nonlinear Income Tax,
Journal of
Public Economics 56, 413-446, (1995). Abstract
Recent Research Papers
Pdf files of unpublished papers can be downloaded. I have divided
the work into areas.
Public
Economics/ Urban Economics
1. Contributing or Free-Riding? A Theory of Endogenous Lobby
Formation, (with Taiji Furusawa). free_rider5.pdf
2. Tiebout's Tale in Spatial Economies:
Entrepreneurship, Self-Selection and Efficiency, forthcoming in
Regional Science and Urban Economics (the special issue in honor of Masahisa Fujita). tiebout4.pdf
3.
Carpooling and Congestion Pricing: HOV and
HOT Lanes, (with Se-il Mun). Preliminary draft. hovhot0811.pdf
Matching
and Network
1. Games of
Capacity Manipulations in Hospital-Intern Markets, (with M. Utku Unver),
Social
Choice and Welfare 27, 3-24, (2006). Abstract
2. Credible Group-Stability in Many-to-Many Matching Problems,
(with M.Utku Unver), Journal of Economic
Theory 129, 57-80, (2006). Abstract
[This paper has been
circulated under the title, “Credible Group-Stability in Multi-Partner
Matching Problems.”]
3. Decentralized Matching Markets with Endogeneous Salaries, (with Margarita
Sapozhnikov).
Forthcoming in Games and Economic
Behavior. dcmatch5.pdf, Abstract
International Trade
1. Free
Trade Networks, (with Taiji Furusawa), Journal
of International Economics 72, 310-335, (2007).
2. Free Trade, Customs Unions, and Transfers, (with Carsten
Kowalczyk and Tomas Sjostrom),
(2003). http://fmwww.bc.edu/ec-p/wp568.pdf, Abstract
3. Free Trade Networks with Transfers, (with Taiji Furusawa), (2005), Japanese Economic Review 56, 144-164. Abstract.
4.
Global Free Trade is in the Core of
Customs Union Game, (with Carsten Kowalczyk and Tomas Sjöström).
Forthcoming in Review of
International Economics (the special issue in memory of Koji Shimomura). carsten7.pdf
Industrial
Organization
1. Concentration of Competing Retail Stores, Journal of Urban Economics 58, 488-512,
(2005). Abstract
2. Referrals in Search Markets, (with Maria Arbatskaya). (2006)
revised in 2008.refer_et15.pdf
3. The Unilateral
Incentives for Technology Transfers: Predation by Proxy (with Anthony Creane). (2007) revised in
2008.predation.pdf
Political
Economy
1. “Salience”: Agenda Choices by Competing Candidates, (with Marcus
Berliant), Public Choice 125,
129-149, (2005). Abstract
Current Research Projects (coming soon?)
1. Political Economy of the GATT XXIV, (with Taiji Furusawa).
2. Consumer Referrals, (with Maria
Arbatskaya).
3. A Note on Binding Agreements, (with Bhaskar
Dutta).
4.
Sequential Consumer Search and Agglomeration of Firms in a Single-Dimensional
Geographical Space, (with Qi Yu).
5.
Profit-Maximizing Matchmaker.
6.
Efficient and Homogenous Clubs?
Coauthors
in Published Papers
Suryapratim Banerjee (McGill University, Canada)
Marcus Berliant (Washington University in St. Louis)
John Conley (Vanderbilt University)
Peter Fishburn (ATT Research Lab)
Taiji Furusawa (Hitotsubashi University, Japan)
Yasushi Iwamoto (
Carsten
Kowalczyk (
Michel Le Breton (
Ping Lin (
Fernando Perera-Tallo (
Thomas Quint (University of Nevada at Reno,
Mathematics Department)
Debraj Ray (New York University, & CODE,
Autonomous University of Barcelona, Spain)
Kamal Saggi (Southern Methodist University)
Michael Sandfort (US Department of Justice,
Antitrust Division)
Margarita Sapozhnikov (CRA International)
Tomas
Sjöström (
Tayfun Sönmez (
M. Utku Ünver (University of Pittsburgh)
Jun Wako (Gakushuin University, Japan)