James W. Bono
"If 6 turned out to be 9, I don't mind, oh I don't mind." - Jimi Hendrix

I am an assistant professor of economics at American University in Washington DC. My research is in the development of non-equilibrium-based statistical models of strategic behavior. I am particularly concerned with integrating results from behavioral economics to construct applicable predictive models. I teach PhD advanced microeconomic theory (ECON 713), masters microeconomic theory (ECON 500) and undergraduate game theory (ECON 345).

Papers:

with David Wolpert "Game Mining." Working Paper 2009
with David Wolpert "Predicting Airline Behavior Under Auction Allocation of GDP Time Slots." Working Paper 2008
"Complex Stability in Multi-level Group Structures" Here is my poster for the graduate research poster session last spring at UC Irvine's Institute of Mathematical Behavioral Sciences.
"Sales Contests, Promotion Decisions and Heterogeneous Risk" Managerial and Decisions Economics 29: 371-382 (2008)

"Adapting Strategic Risk in Corporate Tournaments"

James W. Bono "If 6 turned out to be 9, I don't mind, oh I don't mind." - Jimi Hendrix

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James W. Bono
"If 6 turned out to be 9, I don't mind, oh I don't mind." - Jimi Hendrix