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Dennis Epple

Thomas Lord Professor of Economics; Head Economics Program Tepper School of Business

Carnegie Mellon University

Affiliations

Dietrich College of Humanities and Social Sciences

Economics

Social and Decision Sciences

Tepper School of Business

Dennis Epple is currently serving as a Dietrich College Of Humanities And Social Sciences Thomas Lord Professor of Economics; Head Economics Program Tepper School of Business at Carnegie Mellon University.

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Carnegie Mellon University

Thomas Lord Professor of Economics; Head Economics Program Tepper School of Business

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A Sharp Characterization of Equilibria in a Tournament With Performance and Distinction Standards. Economic Theory Bulletin (2025)

Dennis EppleRichard RomanoHolger Sieg

economic theorydistinction standardseconomics

A Sharp Characterization of Equilibria in a Tournament With Performance and Distinction Standards. ECONOMIC THEORY BULLETIN (2025)

game theorymarket designstatic game theorytheoretical economicssocial choicecompetition (economics)negotiationnon-cooperative game theorycompetition laweconomicsequilibrium problemeconomic theorybusinessexperimental economicsmechanism designantitrust enforcementcooperative game theorystrategic interactionseconomic modellingeconomic literaturefinanceeconomic behavior

The Political Economy of School Finance Systems With Endogenous State and Local Tax Policies. International Economic Review (2025)

education policyfiscal policypublic economicseconomic systemseconomicspublic policypublic expenditureseconomic researchmacroeconomicsglobal financeeconomic policyeducation economicskeynesian economicsfiscal issuespublic financepublic moneyeconomic literaturepolitical economyfinanceeconomic dynamicspublic educationtax policy

The Political Economy of School Finance Systems With Endogenous State and Local Tax Policies. International Economic Review (2025)

economic policyeducation economicseducation policypolitical economyfinanceeconomicspublic policyfiscal policylocal tax policieseconomic analysispublic financeeconomic systemsschool finance systemstax policy

A Simple Characterization of Equilibria in a Tournament With Performance and Distinction Standards. (2024)

Epple, DennisRomano, RichardSieg, Holger

game theoryperformance studiessimple characterizationdistinction standards

Forest Fires: Why the Large Year-To-Year Variation in Forests Burned?. (2024)

fire dynamicsglobal changeglobal change biologyenvironmental scienceforest researchfire ecologyfire researchforest meteorologygeographyforest ecosystemswildfiresecologyecosystemsforest policyburned area mappingforestrydeforestationfire modelingclimate changewildland firewildfire smokeforest ecology

The Political Economy of School Finance Systems With Endogenous State and Local Tax Policies. (2024)

Stephen CalabreseDennis EppleRichard Romano

economic policyeducation economicseducation policypolitical economyeconomicspublic policyfiscal policypublic expenditureslocal tax policiespublic economicseducationpublic financeendogenous stategovernment spendingschool finance systems

Discussant for “Infrastructure in a Federal System”. (2023)

public policypolitical scienceinfrastructure systemspublic financegovernancepublic moneyinfrastructure developmentgovernment informationpublic administration

Discussant for “Some Evolving Issues in K-12 Education”. (2023)

learning sciencesexperiential learningeducational strategiesfuture educationcultureeducationperformative teachingeducational theoryeducational research

Discussant for “When Are State Liabilities Federal Liabilities? Social Insurance and Federalism”. (2023)

liability (financial accounting)public managementgovernment informationpublic administrationlaw and economicspublic policyeconomicsadministrative lawfinancial lawfiscal issuespolicy modelingpolicy processprivate lawpublic financebankruptcypublic moneylawproduct liabilitygovernment spendingcommercial lawpublic lawhealth law

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Dennis Epple

Thomas Lord Professor of Economics; Head Economics Program Tepper School of Business

Carnegie Mellon University

Affiliations

Dietrich College of Humanities and Social Sciences

Economics

Social and Decision Sciences

Tepper School of Business

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Dennis Epple

Carnegie Mellon University

Thomas Lord Professor of Economics; Head Economics Program Tepper School of Business

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Video Presentations

Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

A Sharp Characterization of Equilibria in a Tournament With Performance and Distinction Standards. Economic Theory Bulletin (2025)

Dennis EppleRichard RomanoHolger Sieg

economic theorydistinction standardseconomics

A Sharp Characterization of Equilibria in a Tournament With Performance and Distinction Standards. ECONOMIC THEORY BULLETIN (2025)

The Political Economy of School Finance Systems With Endogenous State and Local Tax Policies. International Economic Review (2025)

A Simple Characterization of Equilibria in a Tournament With Performance and Distinction Standards. (2024)

Epple, DennisRomano, RichardSieg, Holger

game theoryperformance studiessimple characterizationdistinction standards

Forest Fires: Why the Large Year-To-Year Variation in Forests Burned?. (2024)

The Political Economy of School Finance Systems With Endogenous State and Local Tax Policies. (2024)

Stephen CalabreseDennis EppleRichard Romano

Discussant for “Infrastructure in a Federal System”. (2023)

public policypolitical scienceinfrastructure systemspublic financegovernancepublic moneyinfrastructure developmentgovernment informationpublic administration

Discussant for “Some Evolving Issues in K-12 Education”. (2023)

learning sciencesexperiential learningeducational strategiesfuture educationcultureeducationperformative teachingeducational theoryeducational research

Discussant for “When Are State Liabilities Federal Liabilities? Social Insurance and Federalism”. (2023)

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