Jeffrey T. Prince


Basic Information

        Position: Assistant Professor, Cornell University, Applied Economics and Management

        Doctoral Studies: Northwestern University, Economics Department

        Email:   jtp35@cornell.edu

        Vita:   CV

 

RESEARCH            TEACHING            OTHER/LINKS

 

RESEARCH

AREAS OF EXPERTISE

Applied Econometrics

Industrial Organization

Diffusion of New Technology

Durable Goods Demand

Regulation

 

PAPERS

Publications

1 Has the Internet Accelerated the Diffusion of New Products?, with Daniel Simon, Research Policy, 38(8), 1269-1277, 2009.

 

2.  How Do Households Choose Quality and Time to Replacement for a Rapidly Improving Durable Good?, International Journal of Industrial Organization, 27(2), 302-311, 2009.

 

3.  Multimarket Contact and On-Time Performance in the US Airline Industry, with Daniel Simon, Academy of Management Journal, 52(2), 336-354, 2009.

 

4 Repeat Purchase amid Rapid Quality Improvement: Structural Estimation of Demand for Personal Computers, Journal of Economics and Management Strategy, 17(1), 1-33, Spring, 2008.  (Formerly "Measuring the Digital Divide: Structural Estimation of Demand for Personal Computers")

 

5 Internet Adoption and Usage Patterns are Different: Implications for the Digital Divide, with Avi Goldfarb, Information Economics and Policy, 20(1), 2-15, March, 2008.

           

6 The Beginning of Online/Retail Competition and Its Origins: An Application to Personal Computers, International Journal of Industrial Organization, 25(1), 139-156, February, 2007.

 

7 Internet Diffusion and the Geography of the Digital Divide in the United States, with Shane Greenstein, in (eds) Robin Mansell, Chrisanthi Avgerou, Danny Quah, and Roger Silverstone, The Oxford Handbook of Information and Communication Technologies, Oxford University Press, pp. 168-195, 2007.  NBER working paper # w12182.

 

8.  The Geographical Diffusion of the Internet in the United States, with Shane Greenstein, in (eds) Munindar Singh, The Practical Handbook of Internet Computing, CRC Press, pp. 56-1 – 56-17, 2004.

 

Working Papers

 

9.  Are Risk Preferences Stable Across Contexts?  Evidence from Insurance Data, with Levon Barseghyan and Joshua Teitelbaum, in 3rd round (expositional changes only) at American Economic Review.

 

10.  Is Dual Agency in Real Estate Transactions a Cause for Concern?, with Vrinda Kadiyali and Daniel Simon, in 2nd round at Journal of Law, Economics and Organization.

 

11.  Measuring Welfare and the Effects of Regulation in a Government-Created Market: The Case of Medicare Part D Plans, with Claudio Lucarelli and Kosali Simon, under review.  NBER working paper # w14296.

 

12.  Relating Inertia and Experience in Technology Markets:  An Analysis of Households' Personal Computer Choices, under review.

 

13.  A Gender Difference in Time Consistency, with Dan Shawhan, under review.

      Online Appendix

 

14. Racial Bias in Expert Quality Assessment: A Study of Newspaper Movie Reviews, with Lona Fowdur and Vrinda Kadiyali, under review.

 

TEACHING

    AEM 331    Introduction to Business Regulation (Undergraduate)

            Syllabus

    AEM 702    Game Theory for Applied Economists (Graduate)

            Syllabus

    AEM 740    Empirical Analysis of Industrial Organization (Graduate)

            Syllabus

 

OTHER

Elder High School 2005 Commencement Speech.

 

LINKS

Cornell AEM Home Page

Cornell Institute for the Social Sciences Networks Theme Project Home Page

Cornell Lab for Experimental Economics and Decision Research (LEEDR) Home Page

Cornell Home Page

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