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Attila Ambrus

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Duke University

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Trinity College of Arts & Sciences

Economics

Attila Ambrus is currently serving as an Economics Professor at Duke University.

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economics political science economic theory public economics social sciences decision theory game theory communication applied economics microeconomics experimental economics theoretical economics decision analysis behavioral economics economic research economic analysis decision science social science research economic behavior rational choice socioeconomics experimental decision making information theory experimental study multi-self models multilateral bargaining asymmetric information conflicting preferences group process electronic commerce educational attainment economic demography two-sided markets penology disease transmission urban health economic evaluation disease outbreaks marriage international cooperation preference aggregation small group research choice theory choice models audience reception game studies econometric models regional economics information sharing data sharing philosophy of economics reward systems economic integration revealed preferences early marriage consumption risk-sharing asymmetric networks multi-sender cheap talk restricted state spaces costly punishment imperfect public monitoring disease epidemic long-run impact urban landscape hierarchical cheap talk microeconomic theory cliometrics economic history history of economic thought world economic history industrial organization

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A Delegation-Based Theory of Expertise. American Economic Journal Microeconomics (2021)

Attila AmbrusVolodymyr BaranovskyiAaron Kolb

microeconomicsdelegation-based theoryeconomicseconomic theory

Informal Risk Sharing With Local Information. The Review of Economic Studies (2021)

Attila AmbrusWayne GaoPau Milán

informal riskrisk managementeconomic researchcommunicationdata sharinginformation sharingregional economicseconomicspublic policyeconomic analysislocal informationapplied economics

Investments in Social Ties, Risk Sharing, and Inequality. The Review of Economic Studies (2020)

Attila AmbrusMatt Elliott

economicsinvestment managementeconomic inequalityfinancesocioeconomicssocial tiesrisk sharing

Loss in the Time of Cholera: Long-Run Impact of a Disease Epidemic on the Urban Landscape. American Economic Review (2020)

Attila AmbrusErica FieldRobert Gonzalez

public healthvaluationdisease transmissioneconomic researchpublic economicsurban economicsurban landscapeeconomicsurban healtheconomic evaluationlong-run impacthealth economicseconomic analysisinfectious diseasesdisease outbreaksapplied economicsdisease epidemic

On Defining Ex Ante Payoffs in Games With Diffuse Prior. Economic Theory (2020)

Attila AmbrusAaron Kolb

economicsgame theorydiffuse prioreconomic theoryex ante payoffs

Individual, Dictator, and Democratic Punishment in Public Good Games With Perfect and Imperfect Observability. Journal of Public Economics (2019)

Attila AmbrusBen Greiner

political sciencepublic economicsgame theoryimperfect observabilitydemocratic punishmentpublic good games

Pirates of the Mediterranean: An Empirical Investigation of Bargaining With Asymmetric Information. Quantitative Economics (2018)

Attila AmbrusEric ChaneyIgor Salitskiy

asymmetric informationeconometricseconomicsempirical investigationnegotiation

Delegation and Nonmonetary Incentives. Journal of Economic Theory (2017)

Attila AmbrusGeorgy Egorov

economicsapplied economicseconomic theory

The Case for Nil Votes: Voter Behavior Under Asymmetric Information in Compulsory and Voluntary Voting Systems. Journal of Public Economics (2017)

Attila AmbrusBen GreinerAnne Sastro

political scienceasymmetric informationvoter behaviorpublic economicsnil voteseconomicsvoluntary voting systems

Either or Both Competition: A “Two-Sided” Theory of Advertising With Overlapping Viewerships. American Economic Journal Microeconomics (2016)

Attila AmbrusEmilio CalvanoMarkus Reisinger

advertisingeconomicsmicroeconomics

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Attila Ambrus

Professor

Duke University

Affiliations

Trinity College of Arts & Sciences

Economics

Attila Ambrus is currently serving as an Economics Professor at Duke University.

Honors

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Duke University

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

A Delegation-Based Theory of Expertise. American Economic Journal Microeconomics (2021)

Attila AmbrusVolodymyr BaranovskyiAaron Kolb

microeconomicsdelegation-based theoryeconomicseconomic theory

Informal Risk Sharing With Local Information. The Review of Economic Studies (2021)

Attila AmbrusWayne GaoPau Milán

informal riskrisk managementeconomic researchcommunicationdata sharinginformation sharingregional economicseconomicspublic policyeconomic analysislocal informationapplied economics

Investments in Social Ties, Risk Sharing, and Inequality. The Review of Economic Studies (2020)

Attila AmbrusMatt Elliott

economicsinvestment managementeconomic inequalityfinancesocioeconomicssocial tiesrisk sharing

Loss in the Time of Cholera: Long-Run Impact of a Disease Epidemic on the Urban Landscape. American Economic Review (2020)

Attila AmbrusErica FieldRobert Gonzalez

On Defining Ex Ante Payoffs in Games With Diffuse Prior. Economic Theory (2020)

Attila AmbrusAaron Kolb

economicsgame theorydiffuse prioreconomic theoryex ante payoffs

Individual, Dictator, and Democratic Punishment in Public Good Games With Perfect and Imperfect Observability. Journal of Public Economics (2019)

Attila AmbrusBen Greiner

political sciencepublic economicsgame theoryimperfect observabilitydemocratic punishmentpublic good games

Pirates of the Mediterranean: An Empirical Investigation of Bargaining With Asymmetric Information. Quantitative Economics (2018)

Attila AmbrusEric ChaneyIgor Salitskiy

asymmetric informationeconometricseconomicsempirical investigationnegotiation

Delegation and Nonmonetary Incentives. Journal of Economic Theory (2017)

Attila AmbrusGeorgy Egorov

economicsapplied economicseconomic theory

The Case for Nil Votes: Voter Behavior Under Asymmetric Information in Compulsory and Voluntary Voting Systems. Journal of Public Economics (2017)

Attila AmbrusBen GreinerAnne Sastro

political scienceasymmetric informationvoter behaviorpublic economicsnil voteseconomicsvoluntary voting systems

Either or Both Competition: A “Two-Sided” Theory of Advertising With Overlapping Viewerships. American Economic Journal Microeconomics (2016)

Attila AmbrusEmilio CalvanoMarkus Reisinger

advertisingeconomicsmicroeconomics

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