Jesse Bull
PhD:
Publications:
“Costly
Evidence and Systems of Fact-Finding,” Bulletin
of Economic Research, 61 (2009) 103-125.
“Mechanism
Design with Moderate Evidence Cost,” Contributions
in Theoretical Economics, Vol. 8: No. 1 (2008), Article 15.
“Costly
Evidence Production and the Limits of Verifiability,” Topics in Theoretical Economics, Vol. 8: No. 1 (2008), Article 18.
“Hard Evidence and Mechanism Design,” with Joel Watson, Games and Economic Behavior, 58 (2007) 75-93.
“Evidence Disclosure and Verifiability,”
with Joel Watson, Journal of Economic Theory, 118 (2004) 1-31.
Working Papers:
“Third-Party Budget
Breakers and Side Contracting in Team Production”
“Tenure, Turnover, and Age
Discrimination,” with Richard Chisik.
Current Research:
“Interrogation Procedures and the Right To
Silence”
“Evidence Disclosure, Negotiation, and
Language.”
“Communication Constraints and the Meaning
of Language,” with Herb Newhouse.
Other assorted projects on evidence,
information, and contracts.