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Tanjim HOSSAIN
Assistant Professor
Email: tanjim@ust.hk
Ph.D. 2004 Princeton University,
Economics
M. A. 2001
Princeton University, Economics
B. A. 1999
University
of Maryland, Economics
B. S. 1999
University
of Maryland, Computer Science
personal website: http://ihome.ust.hk/tanjim
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ACADEMIC AND PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE
- Assistant Professor of Economics, Hong Kong
University of Science and Technology, 2004
- Member, Executive Committee, Center for Experimental Business Research
(cEBR), HKUST
RESEARCH INTERESTS
Applied microeconomics,
behavioral economics, experimental economics,
industrial organization
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PUBLICATIONS
- “…Plus Shipping and Handling: Revenue (Non)-Equivalence in Field
Experiments on eBay,” with John Morgan, Advances in Economic Analysis &
Policy, 2006,
Vol. 6:2:3
- “Learning by Bidding,” RAND Journal of Economics, Summer 2008, 39(2), 509-529
- “The Quest for QWERTY,” with John Morgan,
American Economic Review, May
2009, 99(2), 435-440
- “Sniping and Squatting in Auction Markets,” with Jeffrey C. Ely,
American
Economic Journal: Microeconomics, August 2009, 1(2), 68-94
- “Shrouded Attributes and Information Suppression: Evidence from the Field”
with Jennifer Brown and John Morgan, Forthcoming, Quarterly Journal of
Economics
Working Papers
- “Bargaining with Learning”
- “Do All Markets Ultimately Tip? Experimental Evidence,” with Dylan Minor
and John Morgan
- “The Behavioralist Visits the Factory: Increasing Productivity Using
Simple Framing Manipulations,” with John List
- “When Do Markets Tip? A Cognitive Hierarchies Approach,” with John Morgan
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FELLOWSHIP AND AWARDS
Excellence in Refereeing Award, American
Economic Review, 2007-08
PI, Hong Kong Research Grant Council, General Research Fund Grant,
"Estimating Competition Effect Using Private Information: Evidence
from
Tea Auctions,” 2008–10
PI, Hong Kong University of Science and Technology, Research Project
Competition, “Private Signals, Information Processing and the No
Trade Theorem,” 2007–09
PI, Hong Kong Research Grant Council, Competitive Earmarked Research
Grant, “Sniping and Squatting in Online Auctions,” 2006–08
Fellowship of Woodrow Wilson Scholars, Graduate Fellow, 2002–04
Phi Beta Kappa, Elected Member, May 1999
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