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I teach in the Department
of Economics and Finance at the University of Wyoming.
At the undergraduate level, I teach microeconomics, mathematical
economics, industrial organization, and econometrics. At the graduate level I
teach industrial organization and a course on experimental methods.
My research interests lie in the area of industrial organization. Many of
my papers analyze data from experimental markets. Representative publications
are:
Owen R. Phillips and Dale J. Menkhaus, “Maintaining
Tacit Collusion in Repeated Ascending Auctions,” Journal of Law and Economics, Volume 52, February 2009, pp.
91-109. (pdf)
Owen R. Phillips, Dale J. Menkhaus, and Kalyn T. Coatney, “Collusive Practices in
Repeated English Auctions: Experimental Evidence on Bidding Rings,” American Economic Review,
Volume 93(3), June 2003, pp. 965-979. (pdf)
Charles F. Mason and Owen R. Phillips, “In Support of Trigger Strategies: Experimental Evidence
from Two-Person Noncooperative Games,” Journal
of Economics and Management
Strategy, Volume 11(4), December 2002, pp. 685-716. (pdf)
My
outside interests are in fly fishing and whitewater rafting. A good trip
combines both. I have rowed the Colorado River down the Grand Canyon, the
Middle Fork of the Salmon, and the Selway River. I catch and release my fish.
The rainbow trout shown here was returned to the water after the photo.
Last updated September 8,
2009
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