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Arthur O'Sullivan

Professor of Economics

Lewis & Clark College

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Department Of Economics

Arthur O'sullivan is currently serving as an Economics Professor of Economics at Lewis & Clark College.

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Lewis & Clark College

Professor of Economics

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Assume a Chimpanzee: The Default Model of Economic Choice. Review of Behavioral Economics (2024)

behavioral economicsevolutionary economicseconomicschoice modelsdefault modeleconomic modellingchoice theorybehavioral sciencesdecision scienceeconomic behaviordecision theory

Assume a Chimpanzee. SSRN Electronic Journal (2022)

human evolutionprimatologybiological anthropologyevolutionary anthropologyhuman biologyethologysociobiologybiologyprimate behaviorprimate systematicsanimal cognitionevolutionary psychologysocial behavior

Assume a Chimpanzee Chimpanzee Behavior is Consistent With the Default Model of Economic Choice, but Human Behavior is Not. SSRN Electronic Journal (2022)

behavioral economicsevolutionary economicseconomicschimpanzee chimpanzee behavioreconomic analysisdefault modeleconomic modellingchoice theorybehavioral scienceseconomic psychologyeconomic behaviorprimate behavioreconomic choicedecision theory

The Emergence of Coagglomeration. Journal of Economic Geography (2017)

neurologydeath studieshuman biologyabnormal development

Option Value and the Price of Teardown Properties. Journal of Urban Economics (2012)

Daniel McMillenArthur O’Sullivan

valuationfinanceeconomic analysisproperty evaluationoption valuederivative pricingasset pricingoption pricing

Schelling′S Model Revisited: Residential Sorting With Competitive Bidding for Land. Regional Science and Urban Economics (2009)

housing studiesland usevaluationeconomicspublic policyland economicsland-use planningreal estateproperty evaluationcompetitive bidding

Gentrification and Crime. Journal of Urban Economics (2004)

housing studiesurban studiesurban economicsurban regenerationpublic policysociologyurban historyurbanismgentrificationurbanizationurban societyhousingurban affairsurban sociology

Stolen Gun Control. Journal of Urban Economics (2001)

stolen gun controlcriminologycrime sciencelawcriminal justiceinformation forensicscrime prevention

The Local Response to Tax Limitation Measures: Do Local Governments Manipulate Voters to Increase Revenues?. Journal of Law and Economics (2001)

David N. FiglioArthur O'Sullivan

electionssocial science researchpublic policypolitical scienceeconomic growthlocal responsesocial sciencesregional economicstax limitation measures

Altruistic Voting and Campaign Contributions. Journal of Public Economics (1994)

electionsaltruistic votingpolitical sciencepublic policysocial choicepolitical studiesvoting rulepolitical analysispolitical psychologypolitical behaviorsmart votingpublic choice

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Arthur O'Sullivan

Professor of Economics

Lewis & Clark College

Affiliations

The College

Department Of Economics

Arthur O'sullivan is currently serving as an Economics Professor of Economics at Lewis & Clark College.

Honors

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Experiences

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Arthur O'Sullivan

Lewis & Clark College

Professor of Economics

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Notable Scholarly Works

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Assume a Chimpanzee: The Default Model of Economic Choice. Review of Behavioral Economics (2024)

behavioral economicsevolutionary economicseconomicschoice modelsdefault modeleconomic modellingchoice theorybehavioral sciencesdecision scienceeconomic behaviordecision theory

Assume a Chimpanzee. SSRN Electronic Journal (2022)

Assume a Chimpanzee Chimpanzee Behavior is Consistent With the Default Model of Economic Choice, but Human Behavior is Not. SSRN Electronic Journal (2022)

The Emergence of Coagglomeration. Journal of Economic Geography (2017)

neurologydeath studieshuman biologyabnormal development

Option Value and the Price of Teardown Properties. Journal of Urban Economics (2012)

Daniel McMillenArthur O’Sullivan

valuationfinanceeconomic analysisproperty evaluationoption valuederivative pricingasset pricingoption pricing

Schelling′S Model Revisited: Residential Sorting With Competitive Bidding for Land. Regional Science and Urban Economics (2009)

housing studiesland usevaluationeconomicspublic policyland economicsland-use planningreal estateproperty evaluationcompetitive bidding

Gentrification and Crime. Journal of Urban Economics (2004)

housing studiesurban studiesurban economicsurban regenerationpublic policysociologyurban historyurbanismgentrificationurbanizationurban societyhousingurban affairsurban sociology

Stolen Gun Control. Journal of Urban Economics (2001)

stolen gun controlcriminologycrime sciencelawcriminal justiceinformation forensicscrime prevention

The Local Response to Tax Limitation Measures: Do Local Governments Manipulate Voters to Increase Revenues?. Journal of Law and Economics (2001)

David N. FiglioArthur O'Sullivan

electionssocial science researchpublic policypolitical scienceeconomic growthlocal responsesocial sciencesregional economicstax limitation measures

Altruistic Voting and Campaign Contributions. Journal of Public Economics (1994)

electionsaltruistic votingpolitical sciencepublic policysocial choicepolitical studiesvoting rulepolitical analysispolitical psychologypolitical behaviorsmart votingpublic choice

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