Ryan Oprea, PhD
Affiliations: | Economics | University of California, Santa Barbara, Santa Barbara, CA, United States |
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Experimental economics, economic dynamics, behavioral economics, experimetrics, applied theoryWebsite:
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"Ryan Oprea"Parents
Sign in to add mentor| Vernon L. Smith | grad student | 2006 | George Mason | |
| (Experimental studies on survival in markets.) | ||||
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| Kendall C, Oprea R. (2018) Are biased beliefs fit to survive? An experimental test of the market selection hypothesis Journal of Economic Theory. 176: 342-371 |
| Huck S, Leutgeb J, Oprea R. (2017) Payoff information hampers the evolution of cooperation. Nature Communications. 8: 15147 |
| Calford E, Oprea R. (2017) Continuity, Inertia, and Strategic Uncertainty: A Test of the Theory of Continuous Time Games Econometrica. 85: 915-935 |
| Oprea R. (2014) Survival versus Profit Maximization in a Dynamic Stochastic Experiment Econometrica. 82: 2225-2255 |
| Friedman D, Huck S, Oprea R, et al. (2014) From imitation to collusion: Long-run learning in a low-information environment Journal of Economic Theory. 155: 185-205 |
| Oprea R, Charness G, Friedman D. (2014) Continuous time and communication in a public-goods experiment Journal of Economic Behavior and Organization. 108: 212-223 |
| Oprea R, Wilson BJ, Zillante A. (2013) War of attrition: Evidence from a laboratory experiment on market exit Economic Inquiry. 51: 2018-2027 |
| Crockett S, Oprea R, Plott C. (2011) Extreme Walrasian dynamics: The Gale example in the lab American Economic Review. 101: 3196-3220 |
| Oprea R, Henwood K, Friedman D. (2011) Separating the Hawks from the Doves: Evidence from continuous time laboratory games Journal of Economic Theory. 146: 2206-2225 |
| Anderson ST, Friedman D, Oprea R. (2010) Preemption games: Theory and experiment American Economic Review. 100: 1778-1803 |