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"The Effects of Market
Organization on Conspiracies in Restraint of Trade," R. Mark Isaac, Valerie
Ramey, and
"Natural Monopoly and
Contested Markets: Some Experimental Results," Don Coursey, R. Mark Isaac, and
"Divergent Evidence on
Free Riding: An Experimental Examination of Possible Explanations," Mark Isaac,
James Walker, and Susan Thomas, Public Choice 1984.
"Public Goods Provision in an Experimental Environment," R. Mark Isaac, Kenneth F. McCue, and Charles R. Plott, Journal of Public Economics 1985.
"Information and
Conspiracy in Sealed Bid Auctions," R. Mark Isaac and James M. Walker,
Journal of Economic Behavior and Organization 1985.
"In Search of Predatory
Pricing," R. Mark Isaac and
"Information and
Conspiracy in Sealed Bid Auctions," R. Mark Isaac and James M. Walker,
Journal of Economic Behavior and Organization 1985.
"James C. Cox and R. Mark
Isaac, "Incentive Regulation: A Case Study in the Use of Laboratory Experimental
Analysis in Economics," in Shane Moriarity, ed., Laboratory Market Research
(Norman, Oklahoma: Center for Economic Management and Research, 1986).
"Communication and Free
Riding: The Voluntary Contribution Mechanism," Isaac and
"Group Size Hypotheses of
Public Goods Provision: An Experimental Examination," James M. Walker and R.
Mark Isaac, Quarterly Journal of Economics, 103:179-199, (1988).
"Appropriability and
Market Structure in a Stochastic Invention Model," R. Mark Isaac and Stanley S.
Reynolds, Quarterly Journal of Economics, 1988.
"The Assurance Problem in
a Laboratory Market," R. Mark Isaac, David Schmidtz and James M. Walker,
Public Choice 1989.
"Costly Communication: An
Experiment in a Nested Public Goods Problem," R. Mark Isaac and James M. Walker,
Laboratory Research in Political Economy, in T.R. Palfrey,ed., (Ann
Arbor, University of Michican Press, 1991).
"Schumpeterian Competition
in Experimental Markets," R. Mark Isaac and Stanley S. Reynolds, Journal of
Economic Behavior and Organization, 17 (1992).
"Group Size and the
Voluntary Provision of Public Goods: Experimental Evidence Utilizing Very Large
Groups," R. Mark Isaac, James M. Walker and
"Heterogeneous Demand for
Public Goods: Behavior in the Voluntary Contributions Mechanism," R. Mark Isaac,
Jeffrey W. Schatzberg, James M. Walker and Joseph Fisher, Public Choice
1995
"Moral Hazard and Adverse
Selection in Procurement Contracting," James C. Cox, R. Mark Isaac, Paula Ann
Cech, David Conn, Games and Economic Behavior 17, December 1996.
R. Mark Isaac and James M.
Walker, "Nash an Organizing Principle in the Voluntary Provision of Public
Goods: Experimental Evidence," Experimental Economics: 1:191-206, 1998.
"Just Who Are You Calling
Risk Averse?" R. Mark Isaac and Duncan James, Journal of Risk and
Uncertainty 2000
"Experiments with the
Pivot Process for Providing Public Goods," Greg Attiyeh, Robert Franciosi, R.
Mark Isaac, Public Choice, 2000.
"Robustness of the
Incentive Compatible Combinatorial Auction." R. Mark Isaac and Duncan James,
Experimental Economics 3, 2000
Duncan James and R. Mark
Isaac, "Asset Market Efficiency: The Effects of Tournament Incentives for
Individuals," American Economic Review 90:995-1004,
2000.
R. Mark Isaac and Duncan
James, "Boundaries of the Tournament Pricing Efect in Asset Markets: Evidence
from Experimental Markets," Southern Economic Review 69:936-951,
2003.