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Mo
Xiao, Ph.D.
Associate
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Research
- Research Interest: Industrial Organization, Applied Microeconomics
- Publications:
- “Who Thinks about
the Competition: Managerial Ability and Strategic Entry in US Local
Telephone Markets,” (with Avi Goldfarb), working
paper version, code,
American Economic Review,
2011, 101(7), 3130-3161.
- “The Impact of
Regulation on Supply and Quality of Care in the Childcare Market,”
(with V. Joseph Hotz), working
paper version, table
appendix, American Economic Review, 2011, 101(5),
1775-1805.
- “Behavioral
Models of Managerial Decision Making,” (with Avi Goldfarb, Teck-Hua Ho, and others), working
paper version, Marketing Letters, 2012, 23(2), 405-421.
- “Does the Fourth
Entrant Make Any Difference? Entry and Competition in the Early U.S.
Broadband Market,” (with Peter F. Orazem), working paper version, International Journal of Industrial Organization, 2011, vol. 29: 547-561.
- “Strategic
Information Disclosure: The Case of Multi-Attribute Products with
Heterogeneous Consumers,” (with V. Joseph Hotz), working paper version, forthcoming, Economic
Inquiry.
- Here is an older
version for those who are interested in a case referred by the new
version.
- “Is Quality
Certification Effective? Evidence from the Childcare Market,” working paper version,
International Journal of Industrial Organization, 2010, vol.
28: 708–721.
- Working Papers:
- “Losing to Win:
Reputation Management of Online Sellers,” (with Ying Fan and Jiandong Ju), working
paper.
- “Competition and Subsidies in
the Deregulated U.S. Local Telephone Industry,” (with Ying Fan), working
paper.
- “Is Your Neighbor
Your Enemy? Strategic Entry into the US Broadband Market,” (with Peter F. Orazem), working
paper.
Curriculum
Vita
Teaching
- Econ
460: Industrial Organization, the University of Arizona
- Econ
696Q: Empirical Methods in Industrial Organization, the University of
Arizona
Last
updated:
June 2012