Wikipedia:WikiProject Economics/ExpertIdeas

This is a list of experts who have provided comments about psychology and economics articles and the articles on which they have provided comments. Please consider reviewing and incorporating the comments into the articles. A list of the comments so far is below and a Y is placed next to those which have already been incorporated, a N next to those which the community has not accepted, and a next to those which offer no suggestions to incorporate:

About ExpertIdeas

A group of researchers at the University of Michigan, Carnegie Mellon University and the University of Pittsburgh has created a semi-automated process which identifies experts in subfields of psychology and economics and invites those experts to comment on relevant wikipedia articles. Those comments are then posted on article talk pages, making it easy for users who are not familiar with Wikipedia markup language to contribute their comments. All the comments provided by experts are verified before submission to Talkpages.

List of articles (2015)

• Antonis Adam (University of Ioannina) contributed to Public economics.
• David Allen (University of Alabama in Huntsville) contributed to Quantile regression, Harry Markowitz, Upside risk, Value at risk and Economic forecasting.
• Oriol Amat (Universitat Pompeu Fabra Barcelona) contributed to Triple bottom line.
• Ralph-C Bayer (University of Adelaide) contributed to Public goods game.
• Jonathan Benchimol (Bank of Israel) contributed to Dynamic stochastic general equilibrium, European Economic Area, Loss function, and Money multiplier.
• Richard Bird (University of Toronto) contributed to Sales taxes in Canada, Fiscal imbalance and Taxation Administration.
• Rajit Biswas (Indian Statistical Institute) contributed to Tariff.
• Adrien Bonache (Université de Bourgogne) contributed to Meta-analysisN[1].
• Robert Buckley (NYU Abu Dhabi) contributed to Real estate economics and Mortgage insurance.
• Richard Burkhauser (Cornell University) contributed to Top-coded Y[2], Current Population Survey and Economic inequality.
• Thiess Buttner (University of Erlangen-Nuremberg) contributed to Equalization payments.
• Laurent Callot (Vrije Universiteit) contributed to Friedman test and Meta-analysis.
• David Canning (Harvard University) contributed to Fertility-development controversy and Population ageing.
• Richard Cebula (Jacksonville University) contributed to Economic freedom, Black market, American Taxpayer Relief Act of 2012, Tax evasion in the United States, Regulatory economics and Economic results of migration.
• Stephen Cecchetti (Brandeis International Business School) contributed to Economic growth, Financial sector development, Government debt, Financial crisis and Self-fulfilling crisis.
• Johan Christiaens (Ghent University) contributed to New public management, Financial audit and Cameralism.
• Ugo Colombino (University of Torino) contributed to Basic income.
• Musharraf Cyan (Georgia State University) contributed to Economy of Pakistan and Taxation in Pakistan.
• Mikolaj Czajkowski (University of Warsaw) contributed to Choice modelling Y [3], Contingent valuation and Discrete choice.
• Estelle Dauchy (New Economic School) contributed to Intangible asset Y.
• Pierre Dehez (University of Louvain) contributed to Cost sharing and Shapley value.
• Walter Diewert (Unvieristy of British Columbia) contributed to Consumer price index, Inflation, Productivity and Index (economics).
• Bulent Dogru (Gümüşhane University) contributed to Economic history of Turkey, Error correction model Y [4], Unit root and Economy of Turkey.
• Giovanni Favero (Ca' Foscari University of Venice) contributed to Accounting scandals, Audit and Economic forecasting.
• Abdul Ghafar Ismail (Islamic Research and Training Institute) contributed to Islamic ethics.
• Periklis Gogas (Democritus University of Thrace) contributed to Economic forecasting, Support vector machine, Discrete choice, Yield curve and Predictive modelling.
• Kathryn Graddy (Brandeis University) contributed to Auction theory.
• Montserrat Guillen (Universitat de Barcelona) contributed to Value at risk and Kernel density estimation Y [5].
• Martin Gustafsson (Uppsala University) contributed to Education economics.
• Magnus Henrekson (Research Institute of Industrial Economics) contributed Entrepreneurial economics.
• Gary Hufbauer (Peterson Institute for International Economics) contributed to Economic liberalization, Economic Partnership Agreements, Foreign direct investment and Free trade area.
• Heiko Karle (ETH Zurich) contributed to Loss aversion.
• Maria Kazakova (Gaidar Institute for Economic Policy) contributed to Economic Development (Russia), Budget constraint, Financial economics and Production function.
• Gary Koop (University of Strathclyde) contributed to Bayesian probability Y [6], Markov chain and Economic forecasting.
• Luc Laeven (IMF) contributed to Deposit insurance, Financial crisis, List of banking crises, Bank run and Big Bang (financial markets).
• Dominika Langenmayr (Catholic University Eichstätt-Ingolstadt) contributed to Base Erosion and Profit Shifting.
• Marga Peeters (Université Catholique de Louvain) contributed to Trade-off, Demographic-economic paradox, Dependency ratio and Arab states of the Persian Gulf.
• Luc Savard (Université de Sherbrooke) contributed to Computable general equilibrium.
• Hasan Tekguc (Mardin Artuklu University) contributed to Economy of Turkey

and Life expectancy.

• Marie Claire Villeval (University of Lyon) contributed to Experimental economics, Incentive, Peer-to-peer file sharing, Piece work, Screening (economics) and Ambiguity effect.

List of articles (2016)

• Yan Chen (Nanjing Normal University) contributed to Decentralized planning (economics) and School choice.
• Miguel Casares (Universidad Publica de Navarra) contributed to Dynamic stochastic general equilibrium.
• Chetan Ghate (Indian Statistical Institute) contributed to Endogenous growth theory.
• Jonathan Benchimol (Bank of Israel) contributed to Dynamic stochastic general equilibrium, European Economic Area, Loss function, and Money multiplier.
• Mauro Gallegati (University Library of Munich) contributed to Agent-based computational economics, Business cycle, and Leverage (finance).
• Christian Nguena (Association of African Young Economists) contributed to Africa–China economic relations, Economic and Monetary Union of the European Union, Financial repression, and Panel data.
• Pierre Siklos (Philipps-Universitat Marburg) contributed to Inflation targeting.
• Paolo Angelini (Bank of Italy) contributed to Macroprudential regulation.
• Tatiana Damjanovic (University of St. Andrews) contributed to Monetary policy and Money Multiplier.
• Hubert Kempf (Universite Pantheon-Sorbonne) contriguted to Economic and Monetary Union of the European Union, Government debt, and Inflation tax.
• Kaiji Chen (Emory University) contributed to Credit channel.
• Andrea Colciago (University Library of Munich) contributed to Business cycle, General equilibrium theory, Market structure, Matching theory (economics), and Nominal rigidity.
• Weshah Razzak (Economics and Econometrics Research Institute) contributed to Inflation.
• Jonathan Chiu (Bank of Canada) contributed to Payment system.
• Kenneth Kuttner (Peterson Institute for International Economics) contributed to Monetary policy.
• Bernd Hayo (Philipps-Universität Marburg) contributed to Monetary policy and Taylor rule.
• Pablo Guillen (University of Sydney) contributed to Demography, Gift economy, Public goods game, and School choice.
• Natalia Jimenez (University of the Basque Country) contributed to Warm-glow giving.
• Mariana Blanco (Universidad del Rosario) contributed to Experimental economics.
• Piergiuseppe Morone (University of Roma) contributed to Traveler's dilemma.
• Steven Gjerstad (Chapman University) contributed to Competitive equilibrium.
• Tim Salmon (Florida State University) contribtued to Auction theory, Experimental economics, and Preference (economics).
• Pablo Branas-Garza (Universidad Loyola Andalucía) contributed to Dictator game, Equity (economics), Experimental economicsLibertarianism, Neuroscience and sexual orientation, and Warm-glow giving.
• Miguel Fonseca (Exeter University) contributed to Collective action.
• David Cooper (Economic Policy Institute) contributed to Experimental economics.
• Ozgur Gurerk (RWTH Aachen University) contributed to Experimental economics and Social dilemma.
• Nikolaos Georgantzis (Burgundy School of Business) contributed to Behavioral economics and [[Talk:Oligopoly#Dr._Georgantzis.27s_comment_on_this_article|Oligopoly].
• Daniele Nosenzo (University of Nottingham) contributed to Economic methodology, Experimental economics, and Selection bias.
• Ananish Chaudhuri (University of Auckland) contributed to Experimental economics.
• Simeon Schudy (University of Konstanz) contributed to Exogeny, Experimental economics, and Prospect theory.
• Hans Fehr (University of Wuerzburg) contributed to Dynamic stochastic general equilibrium and Individual retirement account.
• Been-Lon Chen (Institute of Economics, Academia Sinica) contributed to Laffer curve.
• Wouter Den Haan (London School of Economics and Political Science) contributed to Workforce.
• Julio Davila (University of Louvain) contributed to Overlapping generations model and Rational expectations.
• Klaus Walde (University of Mainz) contributed to Loss function and Matching theory (economics).
• Andres Barge-Gil (Universidad Complutense de Madrid) contributed to Innovation economics, R&D intensity, and Science park.
• Claudio Cozza (AREA Science Park) contributed to Foreign direct investment and R&D intensity.
• Zubair Hasan (INCEIF) contributed to Islamic economics and Real estate economics.
• Bernard van Praag (University of Amsterdam) contributed to Happiness economics.
• Orley Ashenfelter (Princeton University) contributed to Omitted-variable bias.
• Cyn-Young Park (Asian Development Bank) contributed to Economy of Asia, Emerging market, and Regional integration.
• Willem Thorbecke (Levy Economics Institute of Bard College) contributed to Balance of payments, Economy of Asia, Economy of East Asia, Marshall–Lerner condition, Sterilization (economics), and Trans-Pacific Partnership.
• Fali Huang (Singapore Management University) contributed to Economic development.
• Tomoki Fujii (Singapore Management University) contributed to Bias, Collective action, Economic growth, Eric Weinstein, Regression discontinuity design, and Supply and demand.
• Brishti Guha (Singapore Management University) contributed to Corporate governance, Microfinance, Moral hazard, and Non-paternity event.
• Elena Stancanelli (Paris School of Economics) contributed to Economic mobility, Labour economics, Population ageing, and Regression discontinuity design.
• Ian Lange (Colorado School of Mines) contributed to Carbon capture and storage, Economics of global warming, Environmental economics, Green economy, and Rebound effect (conservation).
• Brantley Liddle (National University of Singapore) contributed to I = PAT, Kuznets curve, and Urban density.
• James Burnett (College of Charleston) contributed to Environmental economics, Kuznets curve, and Natural resource economics.
• Laurent Franckx (Federal Planning Bureau) contributed to Pigovian tax.
• Xavier Labandeira (University of Vigo) contributed to Economy of Spain.
• Andrea Conte (Universit of Turin) contributed to R&D intensity.
• Elizabeth Webster (Swinburne University of Technology) contributed to Economics and patents.
• Otto Toivanen (Aalto University) contributed to Applied economics, Investment, and R&D intensity.
• Stefano Brusoni (Swiss Federal Institute of Technology Zürich) contributed to Innovation economics.
• Jean-Marc Bonnisseau (Paris School of Economics) contributed to General equilibrium theory.
• John Quah (Johns Hopkins University) contributed to Revealed preference.
• Micheal Gibbs (The University of Chicago Booth School of Business) contributed to Contract theory, Economic indicator, Incentive, Industrial organization, and Returns to scale.
• Robert Dur (Erasmus Universiteit Rotterdam) contributed to Field experiment.
• Karol Borowiecki (University of Southern Denmark) contributed to Happiness economics and Productivity.
• Humberto Lopez (World Bank Group) contributed to Economic inequality.
• Lant Pritchett (Harvard Kennedy School) contributed to Economic growth and Economic growth.
• Peter Robertson (University of Western Australia) contributed to Economic growth and Technological change.
• Ari Kokko (Copenhagen Business School) contributed to Copenhagen Business School.
• Finn Tarp (University of Copenhagen) contributed to Economic growth, Economy of Vietnam, and United States foreign aid.
• Abu Shonchoy (Florida International University) contributed to Economy of Bangladesh.
• Asma Baloch (Institute of Business Administration) contributed to Gender pay gap.
• Asadul Islam (Monash University) contributed to Microcredit.
• Pieter Gautier (VU University Amsterdam) contributed to VU University Amsterdam .
• Pramod (Raja) Junankar (Institute of Labor Economics) contributed to Economic impact of illegal immigrants in the United States, Hysteresis (economics), Occupational segregation, Signalling (economics), and Socio Economic and Caste Census 2011.
• Helene Turon (University of Bristol) contributed to Selection bias and Stock and flow.
• Raul Ramos (Institute of Labor Economics) contributed to Economic impact of illegal immigrants in the United States.
• Andrew Leigh (Australian National University) contributed to Economic mobility, Income distribution, and Labour supply.
• Thomas Zwick (Karlsruhe Institute of Technology) contributed to Economy of Germany.
• Libertad Gonzalez (Universitat Pompeu Fabra) contributed to Labour supply
• Hiroshi Ono (Osaka Prefecture University) contributed to Education economics, Feminist economics, Human capital, Labor mobility, Permanent employment, and Social exchange theory.
• Rafael Gomez (York University) contributed to Strike action.
• Ekkehart Schlicht (University of Munich) contributed to Competition (economics), Economic mobility, Efficiency wage, and Employment discrimination.
• Hannes Winner (University of Salzburg) contributed to Tax evasion.
• Thushyanthan Baskaran (University of Siegen) contributed to Fiscal federalism, History of direct democracy in the United States, Tax, and Tax incidence.
• Dennis Leyden (University of North Carolina) contributed to Entrepreneurial economics.
• Simon Parker (Western University) contributed to Entrepreneurial economics.
• Vincenzo Carrieri (Magna Graecia University of Catanzaro) contributed to Economic inequality, Health economics, and Preventive healthcare.
• Hylke Vandenbussche (University of Leuven) contributed to Dumping (pricing policy).
• James Anderson (Boston College) contributed to Economic geography, Free trade, Gravity model of trade, Harmonic mean, and Non-tariff barriers to trade.
• Emily Blanchard (Dartmouth College) contributed to Education economics.
• Gianluca Orefice (CES) contributed to Revealed comparative advantage.
• Maurizio Zanardi (Lancaster University) contributed to Dispute settlement in the World Trade Organization and Dumping (pricing policy).
• Laura Marquez-Ramos (University of Adelaide) contributed to Panel data.
• Andrew Daughety (Vanderbilt University) contributed to Agent (economics), Product liability, and Signalling (economics).
• Antonio Romero Medina (Universidad Autónoma de Barcelona) contributed to Stable marriage problem.
• Federico Echenique (California Institute of Technology) contributed to Cooperative game theory, Core (game theory), David Blackwell, Financial institution, and Matching theory (economics).
• Jose-Manuel Gimenez-Gomez (Universitat Rovira i Virgili) contributed to Zero lower bound.
• Karl Schlag (University of Vienna) contributed to Cheap talk, Evolutionarily stable strategy, Regret (decision theory), and Repeated game.
• Steven Brams (New York University) contributed to Fair division.
• Allan Timmermann (University of California San Diego) contributed to Economic forecasting, Loss function, Real-time data.
• Mirco Tonin (Free University of Bozen-Bolzano) contributed to Warm-glow giving.
• Sanjit Dhami (University of Leicester) contributed to Expected utility hypothesis and Prospect theory.
• Erik Wengstrom (Lund University) contributed to Loss aversion.
• Ofer Azar (Ben-Gurion University) contributed to Gratuity.
• Swee-Hoon Chuah (RMIT University) contributed to Experimental economics, Ultimatum game, and Virtual economy.
• Robin Hogarth (Universitat Pompeu Fabra) contributed to Circular economy, Hawthorne effect, Index (economics), Economic planning, Experimental economics, Goods (generally), Ultimatum game, and Virtual economy.
• Jesus Rodriguez-Lopez (Universitat Politècnica de València ) contributed to Digital divide, Productivity,and Technological change.
• Marco Grazzi (Catholic University, Milan) contributed to Productivity.
• Jonathan Haskel (Imperial College London) contributed to Productivity.
• Carlos Zuniga Gonzalez (National Autonomous University of Nicaragua) contributed to Data envelopment analysis and Total factor productivity.
• Remy Lecat (Banque de France) contributed to Convergence (economics), Production function,and Productivity.
• Miquel Faig (University of Toronto Mississauga) contributed to Baumol–Tobin model, Competition (economics), Inflation, and Matching theory (economics).
• Heather Tierney (Purdue University) contributed to Monetary policy.
• Jose Sanchez-Fung (Nottingham University Business School China) contributed to Inflation targeting.
• Angelo Ranaldo (University of St.Gallen) contributed to Foreign exchange market, Market liquidity, and Repurchase agreement.
• Sosina Bezu (Chr. Michelsen Institute) contributed to Economy of Ethiopia.
• David Vanzetti (University of Western Australia) contributed to Agricultural economics, International economics, JEL classification codes, Trade-off, and World Trade Organization.
• Justus Wesseler (Wageningen University) contributed to Agricultural economics.
• Kolawole Ogundari (University of Delaware) contributed to Meta-analysis.
• Attila Jambor (Corvinus University of Budapest) contributed to Agricultural economics, Economy of China, European Economic Area, Public economics, and Supply and demand.
• Johann Kirsten (Stellenbosch University) contributed to Agricultural economics and Geographical indication.
• Paul Grootendorst (University of Toronto) contributed to Collectivism.
• Geir Godager (University of Oslo) contributed to Health economics.
• Carlo Alberto Magni (Università degli Studi di Modena e Reggio Emilia) contributed to Residual income valuation.
• Theocharis Grigoriadis (Freie Universität Berlin) contributed to Collectivism.
• Linda Veiga (United Nations University) contributed to Economy of Portugal.
• Francisco Veiga (Universidade do Minho) contributed to Corruption in local government, Economic history of Argentina, and Economy of Portugal.
• Tomaso Duso (Technische Universität) conributed to Ex-ante and Qatar Foundation.
• Giacomo Calzolari (European University Institute) contributed to Competition (economics), Consumer, Elasticity (economics), Monopoly, Regulatory economics, and Smoot–Hawley Tariff Act.
• Massimo De Francesco (Università degli Studi di Siena) contributed to Bertrand paradox (economics).
• Alex Dickson (University of Strathclyde) contributed to Cournot competition.
• Oz Shy (MIT) contributed to Deposit insurance and Interchange fee.
• Russell Pittman (U.S. Department of Justice) contributed to Competition (economics) and Merger control.
• Reinhold Kosfeld (Universität Kassel) contributed to Beveridge curve and National Diamond.
• Koen Frenken (Universiteit Utrecht) contributed to Innovation economics and Product life-cycle theory.
• Shu-Ping Shi (Macquarie University) contributed to CARICOM Single Market and Economy, Chain reaction, Economic bubble, Real estate bubble, Unit root, and Vector autoregression.
• Luc Bauwens (Université catholique de Louvain) contributed to Autoregressive conditional heteroskedasticity.
• Christian Calmes (Université du Québec en Outaouais) contributed to Economic stability, Herd behavior, and Structural break.
• Alberto Pozzolo (Università degli Studi del Molise) contributed to Diversification (finance), ICICI Bank, and Money multiplier.
• Stijn Claessens (Bank for International Settlements) contributed to International Monetary Fund.
• Agnes Benassy-Quere (Paris School of Economics) contributed to Impossible trinity and Interest rate parity.
• Ester Faia (Kiel Institute) contributed to Bank run, Economic capital, Fiscal policy, and Monetary policy.
• Kenneth Rogoff (Harvard University) contributed to Capital account, Financial crisis, Impossible trinityY, and Japanese asset price bubbleY.
• Sujit Chakravorti (Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago) contributed to Financial services, Price, and Two-sided market.
• Edward Barbier (Colorado State University) contributed to Environmental economics, Recession, and The Great Transformation (book).
• James Roumasset (University of Hawaii) contributed to Water resources.
• Hassan Benchekroun (McGill University) contributed to Game theory and Non-renewable resource.
• Francesco Nicolli (University of Bologna) contributed to Environmental economics and Innovation economics.
• Claudia Ghisetti (Catholic University Milan) contributed to Green economy, Innovation economics, and Sustainability measurement.
• Sandra Rousseau (KU Leuven) contributed to Environmental economics.
• Temesgen Deressa (George Washington University) contributed to Economic impacts of climate change.
• John Quiggin (University of Queensland) contributed to Murray–Darling basin and The Market for Lemons.
• Jared Carbone (Colorado School of Mines) contributed to Leakage effect.
• David Tuesta (Ministro de Economía y Finanzas del Perú) contributed to Financial inclusion.
• Simon Sosvilla-Rivero (Universidad Complutense de Madrid) contributed to Panel data.
• Jesus Crespo Cuaresma (Vienna University of Economics and Business) contributed to Economic growth.
• Karsten Staehr (Tallinn University of Technology) contributed to Inflation.
• Francesco Mongelli (European Central Bank) contributed to Economic and Monetary Union of the European Union.
• Alessandro Turrini (Free University of Brussels) contributed to Stability and Growth Pact.
• Paul Cheshire (London School of Economics) contributed to Land-use planning.
• Kristopher Gerardi (Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta) contributed to Subprime mortgage crisis.
• Sabyasachi Tripathi (Adamas University) contributed to Economic inequality, Socio Economic and Caste Census 2011, Special economic zone, and Urban economics.
• Stephen Ross (University of Connecticut) contributed to Education economics.
• Edoardo Marcucci (University of Roma Tre) contributed to Sustainable transport.
• Tewodaj Mogues (International Food Policy Research Institute) contributed to Agricultural economics, Development economics, Government spending, and Social capital.
• Steven Koch (University of Pretoria) contributed to Average treatment effect.
• Pierre Andre (Columbia University) contributed to Grade retention.
• Dirk Kohnert (German Institute of Global and Area Studies) contributed to Aid, Economic Community of West African States, and Economy of Africa.
• Simplice Asongu (University of South Africa) contributed to Economic development, Economy of Africa, and Financial sector development.
• Johannes Fedderke (Pennsylvania State University) contributed to Economy of South Africa.
• Jann Lay (University of Göttingen) contributed to Micro-enterprise and Sub-Saharan Africa.
• Evzen Kocenda (Charles University) contributed to Privatization and Volatility (finance).
• Waltraut Urban (University of Vienna) contributed to Economy of China, Economy of Turkey, Economy of the Soviet Union, History of the Balkans, Impossible trinity, and Southeast Europe.
• Massimiliano Caporin (University of Padova) contributed to Autoregressive conditional heteroskedasticity and Volatility (finance).
• Ana Espinola-Arredondo (Washington State University) contributed to Common-pool resource, Signalling (economics), and Strategic entry deterrence.
• Matthias Krakel (Bonn University) contributed to Limited liability and Moral hazard.
• Stavros Drakopoulos (National and Kapodistrian University of Athens) contributed to Economic methodology, Economic mobility, History of economic thought, Marginalism, and Public choice.
• David Schmeidler (Ohio State University) contributed to Bayesian probability.
• Eric Hanushek (Hoover Institute) contributed to Economic growth, Education economics, Human capital, Programme for International Student Assessment, and Sant'Anna School of Advanced Studies.
• Harry Patrinos (World Bank Group) contributed to Education economics, Educational equity, Higher education bubble in the United States, and Universal Primary Education.
• Mark Harris (Curtin University) contributed to Latent class model.
• Edoardo Otranto (Universita' degli Studi di Messina) contributed to Autoregressive conditional heteroskedasticity.
• Adrian Pagan (University of Sydney) contributed to Business cycle, Demand shock, Dummy variable (statistics), Error correction model, and Macroeconomic model.
• Helmut Lutkepohl (Freie Universität Berlin) contributed to Cointegration, Error correction model, and Vector autoregression.
• Jean-Yves Pitarakis (University of Southampton) contributed to Structural break.
• Rob Hyndman (Monash University) contributed to Exponential smoothing, Loss function, Nonparametric regression, and Seasonality.
• Laszlo Koczy (Budapest University of Technology and Economics) contributed to Game theory.