My research interests are in Empirical Industrial Organization and Applied Microeconomics, specifically related to music and media industries. You can find my publications and working papers below. For a complete list, please see my Google Scholar profile.
Working Papers
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"Vertical integration and pricing incentives: evidence from the tablet computer market"
with Scott Savage
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"Bundling information goods to reduce search costs"
with Jason Walter
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"Music consumption decisions with non-durable streaming options"
with Jason Walter
- "The Importance of Initial Conditions in Dynamic Models"
- "Reference Points and Consumer Behavior"
- "Competition and Innovation in the Smartphone Market"
Published Papers
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"Tariff Pass-Through and Welfare in the Tablet Computer Market"
with Scott Savage - Journal of Industrial Economics
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"When Falling Just Short is a Good Thing: The Effect of Past Performance on Improvement"
with Mariya Burdina - Journal of Sports Economics
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"Using Aggregate Market Data to Estimate Patent Damages"
with Scott Savage - International Journal of Industrial Organization
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"Sales Displacement and Streaming Music: Evidence from YouTube"
Information Economics and Policy
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"Market Structure and Media Diversity"
with Scott Savage and Donald Waldman - Economic Inquiry
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"The rise of streaming music and implications for music production"
with Jason Walter - Review of Network Economics
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"Improved Performance with More Realistic Goals: Evidence from Boston Marathon Qualifiers"
with Mariya Burdina and Neil Metz - Journal of Economic Psychology
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"Exclusive Dealing and Its Effects: The Impact of Large Music Festivals on Local Music Venues"
Review of Industrial Organization
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"The Importance of Quality: How Music Festivals Achieved Commercial Success"
Journal of Cultural Economics
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"Profitably Bundling Information Goods: Evidence from the Evolving Video Library of Netflix"
Journal of Media Economics