John Rehbeck

List of research outcomes

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Publication	Date of Publication	Type
Satisficing, aggregation, and quasilinear utility Quantitative Economics	2026-09-01	Paper
Identification of random coefficient latent utility models Quantitative Economics	2026-03-03	Paper
Latent utility and permutation invariance: a revealed preference approach Journal of Econometrics	2025-01-16	Paper
Revealed statistical consumer theory Economic Theory	2024-06-21	Paper
A menu dependent Luce model with a numeraire Journal of Mathematical Economics	2024-02-05	Paper
Obstacles to redistribution through markets and one solution Economic Theory Bulletin	2023-12-13	Paper
Revealing a preference for mixtures: An experimental study of risk Quantitative Economics	2023-11-16	Paper
Computing revealed preference goodness-of-fit measures with integer programming Economic Theory	2023-11-07	Paper
Revealed stochastic choice with attributes Economic Theory	2023-02-10	Paper
Nonparametric market supply with variable participants Economic Theory	2022-11-04	Paper
Correcting for random budgets in revealed preference experiments Games	2022-11-02	Paper
Non-rationalizable individuals and stochastic rationalizability Economics Letters	2022-10-11	Paper
Latent complementarity in bundles models Journal of Econometrics	2022-06-09	Paper
A generalization of quantal response equilibrium via perturbed utility Games	2021-11-26	Paper
Measuring rationality: percentages vs expenditures Theory and Decision	2021-08-17	Paper
Costly information acquisition Journal of Economic Theory	2020-02-17	Paper
Identification with additively separable heterogeneity Econometrica	2019-07-19	Paper
Menu-dependent stochastic feasibility Econometrica	2019-01-31	Paper
Note on symmetric utility Economics Letters	2018-10-05	Paper
Note on unique Nash equilibrium in continuous games Games and Economic Behavior	2018-07-12	Paper
Every choice correspondence is backwards-induction rationalizable Games and Economic Behavior	2015-05-19	Paper

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