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Publications and Papers Under Review: Roth, M. Garrett. 2011. "Resource Allocation and Voter Calculus in a Multicandidate Election." Public Choice 148: 337-51. (working paper version) "Moving Against the Median Voter: The Effect of Representational Risk in a Two-Party Spatial Model." (under review at The Journal of Theoretical Politics) "Social Cooperation Under Endogenous Time Preference" (under review at Games and Economic Behavior) "How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love Polarization" (under review at The Quarterly Journal of Political Science)
Working Papers: “Feedback Loops in Multicandidate Political Competition” “The Impact of Endogenous Time Preference on Public Debt” "Reconciling Competing Systems of Property Rights Through Adverse Possession" “Political Campaigning as a Sequential Game: An Empirical Analysis” "Political Shocks and the Optimal Sequence of Campaign Expenditure" |
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Courses Taught: Duke University: Political Science 139 - Conflict, Collusion, and Cooperation (Fall 2011, Spring 2012): Syllabus St. Lawrence University: Economics 100 - Introduction to Economics (Fall 2010, Spring 2011): Syllabus Economics 248A - Government by Consensus: Voting Rules and Social Choice (Fall 2010): Syllabus Binghamton University: Economics 144 - The Economics of Poverty and Discrimination (Summer 2008, Summer 2009): Syllabus Economics 483M - Applications of Game Theory to Business and Public Policy (Summer 2010): Syllabus
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