Department of Economics, University of Arizona, Tucson, AZ 85721-0108, USA
Tel 520-626-1540; Fax 520-621-8450; E-mail: martind [at] eller.arizona.edu
About me
My research uses game theory and experiments and explores topics in behavioral economics.
PhD Uppsala University 1995; Princeton University alumnus (*94)
Editorial Service: Games & Economic Behavior 2003-; Experimental Economics 2004-; Journal of Economic Behavior & Organization 2007-10
Check out my views on game theory [pdf], psychological games [pdf], behavioral economics [pdf], experiments [pdf], grants [pdf], and subject-protection [pdf].
Other-Regarding Preferences in General Equilibrium (with Paul Heidhues, Georg Kirchsteiger, Frank Riedel & Joel Sobel), Review of Economic Studies 78 (2011), 640-66. [pdf]
Direct vs Indirect Reciprocity: An Experiment (with Uri Gneezy, Werner Güth & Eric van Damme), Homo Oeconomicus 18 (2001), 19-30. [pdf]
Teaching Cournot without Derivatives, Journal of Economic Education 32 (2001), 36-40. [pdf]
The Consistency Principle for Set-Valued Solutions and a New Approach to Normative Game Theory (with Henk Norde, Hans Reijnierse & Stef Tijs), Mathematical Methods of Operations Research 54 (2001), 119-131. [pdf]
Ideal Equilibria in Non-Cooperative Multi-Criteria Games (with Mark Voorneveld & Sofia Grahn), Mathematical Methods of Operations Research 52 (2000), 65-77. [pdf]
Reciprocity & Wage Undercutting (with Georg Kirchsteiger), European Economic Review 44 (2000), 1069-78. [pdf]
Why Do You Hate Me? – On the Survival of Spite (with Werner Güth), Economics Letters 67 (2000), 147-52. [pdf]
Measuring Beliefs in an Experimental Lost Wallet Game (with Uri Gneezy), Games & Economic Behavior 30 (2000), 163-82. [pdf]
Price Competition & Market Concentration: An Experimental Study (with Uri Gneezy), International Journal of Industrial Organization 18 (2000), 7-22. [pdf]
Indirect Evolution vs Strategic Delegation: A Comparison of Two Methods for Explaining Economic Institutions (with Werner Güth), European Journal of Political Economy 15 (1999), 281-95. [pdf]
Some Relationships between Evolutionary Stability Criteria in Games, Economics Letters 57 (1997), 45-50. [pdf]
Inconsistencies in Extensive Games: Common Knowledge is Not the Issue (with Johan Lindén), Erkenntnis 45 (1996), 103-14. [pdf]