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Antonio Merlo

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New York University

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Arts & Science

Economics

Antonio Merlo is currently serving as an Arts & Science President at New York University.

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New York University

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economics political science political economy political analysis public policy negotiation political behavior economic modelling democracy politics economic analysis political studies economic theory elections voting rule theoretical economics economic research political process criminology economic behavior social sciences social choice political competition political science research criminal justice public choice economic criminology political systems econometrics negotiation theory political theory real estate finance electronic voting international economics econometric models constitutions political economy model career decisions political ambition residential real estate government formation election forecasting higher education management congressional careers stochastic model parliamentary democracies social science research policy modeling international economic law behavioral finance penology candidate selection learning-by-doing dynamic economics econophysics structural model coalition governments complete information sequential bargaining political careers income redistribution transitional justice urban economic development spatial economics choice models correctional practice status attainment adolescence sociology of education market behavior standardization political budget cycle economic fluctuation methodological perspectives career politicians government turnover economic policy political equilibrium public economics policy analysis comparative economics

Notable Scholarly Works

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Bargaining With Optimism: Identification and Estimation of a Model of Medical Malpractice Litigation. International Economic Review (2019)

Antonio MerloXun Tang

risk managementeconomic researchinternational economicseconomicsmedical malpractice litigationnegotiation theoryeconomic analysisinternational economic lawapplied economicslaw and economicsnegotiation

The Home Selling Problem: Theory and Evidence. International Economic Review (2015)

Antonio MerloFrançois Ortalo‐MagnéJohn Rust

real estate financehome selling probleminternational economicsurban economicsreal estateeconomicseconomic theorytheoretical economics

The Transition From School to Jail: Youth Crime and High School Completion Among Black Males. European Economic Review (2015)

Antonio MerloKenneth I. Wolpin

black malescriminologysocial sciencesstatus attainmentadolescencetransitional justicesocial justicepenologyhigh school completionsociology of educationcorrectional practiceeconomic researcheconomicsadolescent healtheducationsocioeconomic statusdemographyyouth crimecriminal justice

A Structural Model of Turnout and Voting in Multiple Elections. Journal of the European Economic Association (2011)

Arianna DeganAntonio Merlo

social sciencescandidate selectionchoice modelsstructural modelmultiple electionselectionsvoting rulepublic choiceprotestelection forecastingdemocracypolitical methodologypolicy modelingdemocratic theorypolitical behaviorpolitical sciencepolitical psychologypublic policypolitical analysissocial choice

Money, Political Ambition, and the Career Decisions of Politicians. American Economic Journal Microeconomics (2010)

Michael P KeaneAntonio Merlo

macroeconomicspolitical sciencepoliticsmonetary economicseconomicsfinancecareer decisionspolitical economyeconomic behaviormicroeconomicsbehavioral financepolitical ambition

Money, Political Ambition, and the Career Decisions of Politicians, Second Version. SSRN Electronic Journal (2010)

Michael P. KeaneAntonio Merlo

politicssecond versionmonetary economicseconomicssocial sciencesfinancesocial science researchcareer decisionspolitical economybehavioral financepolitical ambition

Do Voters Vote Ideologically?. Journal of Economic Theory (2009)

Arianna DeganAntonio Merlo

voting rulepolitical sciencepublic choicedemocracyeconomicspublic policypolitical processpolitical behaviorideologypolitical analysispolitical science researchpolitical economypolitical partieseconomic theoryelectionssocial choice

Do Voters Vote Ideologically?, Third Version. SSRN Electronic Journal (2008)

Arianna DeganAntonio Merlo

political systemsvoting rulepolitical sciencepublic choicepolitical studiespublic opiniondemocracypublic policysocial sciencespolitical processpolitical behaviorideologypolitical analysispolitical science researchpolitical partieselections

Bicameralism and Government Formation, Second Version. RePEc: Research Papers in Economics (2007)

Daniel DiermeierHülya EraslanAntonio Merlo

political sciencegovernanceeconomicsgovernment formationpolitical economy

Do Voters Vote Sincerely? Second Version. SSRN Electronic Journal (2007)

Arianna DeganAntonio Merlo

voting rulepolitical sciencepublic opinionpolitical analysispolitical behaviordemocracyelections

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Antonio Merlo

President

New York University

Affiliations

Arts & Science

Economics

Antonio Merlo is currently serving as an Arts & Science President at New York University.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Antonio Merlo

New York University

President

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Bargaining With Optimism: Identification and Estimation of a Model of Medical Malpractice Litigation. International Economic Review (2019)

Antonio MerloXun Tang

The Home Selling Problem: Theory and Evidence. International Economic Review (2015)

Antonio MerloFrançois Ortalo‐MagnéJohn Rust

real estate financehome selling probleminternational economicsurban economicsreal estateeconomicseconomic theorytheoretical economics

The Transition From School to Jail: Youth Crime and High School Completion Among Black Males. European Economic Review (2015)

Antonio MerloKenneth I. Wolpin

A Structural Model of Turnout and Voting in Multiple Elections. Journal of the European Economic Association (2011)

Arianna DeganAntonio Merlo

Money, Political Ambition, and the Career Decisions of Politicians. American Economic Journal Microeconomics (2010)

Michael P KeaneAntonio Merlo

macroeconomicspolitical sciencepoliticsmonetary economicseconomicsfinancecareer decisionspolitical economyeconomic behaviormicroeconomicsbehavioral financepolitical ambition

Money, Political Ambition, and the Career Decisions of Politicians, Second Version. SSRN Electronic Journal (2010)

Michael P. KeaneAntonio Merlo

politicssecond versionmonetary economicseconomicssocial sciencesfinancesocial science researchcareer decisionspolitical economybehavioral financepolitical ambition

Do Voters Vote Ideologically?. Journal of Economic Theory (2009)

Arianna DeganAntonio Merlo

Do Voters Vote Ideologically?, Third Version. SSRN Electronic Journal (2008)

Arianna DeganAntonio Merlo

Bicameralism and Government Formation, Second Version. RePEc: Research Papers in Economics (2007)

Daniel DiermeierHülya EraslanAntonio Merlo

political sciencegovernanceeconomicsgovernment formationpolitical economy

Do Voters Vote Sincerely? Second Version. SSRN Electronic Journal (2007)

Arianna DeganAntonio Merlo

voting rulepolitical sciencepublic opinionpolitical analysispolitical behaviordemocracyelections

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