Contact Info

• Email: inkoocho@illinois.edu
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William Kinkead Distinguished Professor of Economics

Research Interests

Microeconomics, auctions, learning in macroeconomics

PhD

Economics, Princeton University, 1986

Selected Publications

• “Learning Aspiration in Repeated Games,” with Akihiko Matsui, Journal of Economic Theory, vol. 124 (2006), 171-201.
• “Rationalizability and Monotonicity in a Large First Price Auction,” Review of Economic Studies, vol. 72 (2005), 1031-1055.
• “Competitive Equilibrium in a Radial Network,” Rand Journal of Economics, vol. 34 (2003), 438-460.
• “Escaping Nash Inflation,” with Thomas J. Sargent and Noah Williams, Review of Economic Studies, vol. 69, (2002), 1-40.
• “Convergence of Least Square Learning in Discontinuous Self-Referential Stochastic Models,” Journal of Economic Theory, vol. 101 (2001), 78-114.
• “Stationarity, Rationalizability and Bargaining,” Review of Economic Studies, vol. 61 (1994), 357-374.
• “Strategic Stability and Uniqueness in Signaling Games,” with Joel Sobel, Journal of Economic Theory, vol. 50, (1990), 381-413.
• “Delay and Uncertainty in Bargaining,” Review of Economic Studies, vol. 57 (1990), 575-595.
• “Signaling Games and Stable Equilibria,” with David M. Kreps, Quarterly Journal of Economics, vol. 102 (1987), 179-221.
• “A Refinement of Sequential Equilibrium,” Econometrica, vol. 55 (1987), 1367-1389.