This paper constructs and analyzes a simple dynamic litigation game in which two identical plaintiffs face the decision when to sue against a single defendant. The game features a property that the precedent effect from a prior litigation engenders a free-riding opportunity. We fully...

We study experimentally how the network structure and length of pre-play communication affect behavior and outcome in a multi-player coordination game with conflicting preferences. Network structure matters but the interaction between network and time effects is more subtle. Under each time...

This paper develops a model of delegative democracy in which each voter can either vote directly or delegate her vote, together with the votes delegated to her, to another voter and analyzes the incentive for delegation and its impact on the quality of collective decision. A key finding is that...