Department of Economics
Washington University in St. Louis
Email: cyua@artsci.wustl.edu
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Chia-Ming Yu
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Working Papers:
[1] "Location can at best be an approximate rather than a precise sieve for high-skill labor."
"Locational Signaling and Agglomeration,"
(with Marcus Berliant), presented at
2009 Fall Midwest Economic Theory Meeting, Pennsylvania State University (October 31);
2009 North American Regional Science Council, San Francisco (November 19)
[2] "Location can distort market efficiency in information transmission."
"Rational Expectations in Urban Economics,"
(with Marcus Berliant), presented at 2008 North American Regional Science Council, New York (November 20);
2009 Spring Midwest Economic Theory Meeting, Iowa City (May 2);
2009 North American Summer Meeting of the Econometric Society, Boston (June 5)
Published Research Papers:
[1] "Generically, the dispute between price and quantity competition does not matter in some locational models."
"Cournot and
Bertrand Competitions Yield the Same Location Equilibria in a Circular Market," Papers in Regional Science (November 2007),
643-655.
[2] "The diversity of equilibrium patterns goes beyond economists' imagination in a circular market."
"Where to Locate
in a Circular City?" International
Journal of Industrial Organization, (June 2004), 759-782.
[3] "Economic agglomeration or dispersion cannot be attributed to the shape of markets."
"Cournot Competition in
Spatial Markets: Some Further Results," Papers in Regional Science (November
2003), 569-580.
[4] "The optimal path of standardization trades off network benifit and a demand for product diversity."
"Network Effects, Network Scales, and Competition among Technologies,"
Published Book:
[1]
Mathematica Programming Style and Applications, Kings Information Press (2002) (ISBN:
9574665941).
Referee Experience
(2004~2009):
Economic Theory, Journal of Regional
Science, Papers in Regional
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