Assistant Professor
Economic Science
(Ph.D., Northwestern University, 2001)

Office Address:
Department of Economics
Allen 3065

Contact Information:
Telephone: (979) 862-8082
Email: turocy@econmail.tamu.edu
Personal Web Page: http://econweb.tamu.edu/turocy

Projects:
"Gambit - A System for Constructing and Analyzing Finite Games,"
  (joint with Richard D. McKelvey and Andrew M. McLennan).

Bio
Selected Publications
Currently Teaching

Bio

Professor Theodore Turocy received his Ph.D. in 2001 from Northwestern University. He joined the Department of Economics at Texas A&M University in 2001. His fields of interest include economic science, game theory, microeconomic theory, experimental economics, and computational economics.

Selected Publications

"Auction Choice for Ambiguity-Averse Sellers Facing Strategic Uncertainty." Forthcoming, Games and Economic Behavior.

"Congestion Allocation Mechanisms for Distributed Networks: An Experimental Study," (joint with Yan Chen and Laura Razzolini). Forthcoming, Economic Theory.

"Framing the First-Price Auction," (joint with Elizabeth Watson and Raymond C. Battalio). Experimental Economics, 10(1): 37-52, 2007.

"Using Quantal Response to Compute Nash and Sequential Equilibria." Forthcoming, Economic Theory.

"A Dynamic Homotopy Interpretation of the Logistic Quantal Response Equilibrium Correspondence." Games and Economic Behavior, 51(2): 243-263, 2005.

"Offensive Performance, Omitted Variables, and the Value of Speed in Baseball." Economics Letters, 89: 283-286, 2005.

Currently Teaching

This instructor is not currently teaching any courses.