Joel Sobel


Contact Information

University of California, San Diego
Economics Department, (0508)
9500 Gilman Drive
La Jolla, CA  92093
(858) 534-4367
(858) 534-3383 (messages)
(858) 534-7040 (fax)

E-mail: jsobel at ucsd dot edu


Vita


Teaching Information (Current)

 

Economics 200C, Spring 2012


Teaching Information (Old)

 

Economics 172A, Fall 2010Economics 205, Fall 2010

Ecore Summer School, June 2009

Economics 201, Spring 2009

Economics 208, Fall 2007

IDEA, Jan-Feb 2007

Lectures at Paris I, December 2006

Lectures at Paris I, June 2007


Research

 

Working Papers:

Information Aggregation and Group Decisions, 2006.

Signaling without Handicap, 2007

Do Markets Make People Selfish, 2008.

 

Publications:

Other-Regarding Preferences in General Equilibrium (with Martin Dufwenberg, Paul Heidues, Georg Kirchsteiger, and Frank Riedel), Review of Economic Studies, 78 (2): 613-639, 2011.

Generous Actors, Selfish Actions: Markets with Other-Regarding Preferences, International Review of Economics, 56(1), 3-16, 2008.

Comments on Neuroeconomics, American Economic Journal - Microeconomics.

ReGale: Some Memorable Results, Games and Economic Behavior, 66(2): 632-642, July 2009.

Signaling Games, in Encyclopedia of Complexity and System Science, M. Sotomayor(ed.), Springer.

David Gale, in The New PalgraveDictionary of Economics, S.Durlauf and L. Blume (eds.), MacMillan, 2008.

Selecting Cheap-Talk Equilibria (with Ying Chen and Navin Kartik), Econometrica,76 (1), 117-136, 2008

A Characterization of Intrinsic Reciprocity (with Uzi Segal), International Journal of Game Theory, 36 (3-4), 571-585, 2007.

Tit for Tat (with Uzi Segal), Journal of Economic Theory, 136 (1), 197-216, 2007.

For Better or Forever: Formal versus Informal Enforcement, Journal of Labor Economics, 24 (2), 271-297, 2006.

A Model of Positive Self-Image in Subjective Assessments (with Luis Santos-Pinto), American Economic Review, 95 (5), 1386-1402, 2005.

Interdependent Preferences and Reciprocity, Journal of Economic Literature, 93,392-436, June 2005.

Putting Altruism in Context, Brain and Behavioral Science, 25: 275-276,2003.

Min, Max, and Sum (with Uzi Segal), Journal of Economic Theory, 106 (1), 126-150, 2002.

Can We Trust Social Capital? Journal of Economic Literature, 90, 139-154, March 2002. Correction

On the Dynamics of Standards, RAND Journal of Economics, 32 (4), 606-623, Winter 2001.

Another View of Trust and Gossip, in J. Rauch and A. Casella, Networks and Markets, New York: Russell Sage, 2001.

Manipulation of Preferences and Relative Utilitarianism, Games and Economic Behavior, 37 (1), 196-215, October 2001.