1. Healy, P. J., & Leo, G. (2026). Which experiments test a model? Journal of Economic Theory.

    Note: adding my papers

  2. Leo, G., & Van Der Linden, M. (2026). Competing for Priorities in School Choice. Journal of Public Economic Theory.

  3. Healy, P. J., & Leo, G. (2025). Belief Elicitation: A User's Guide. Handbook of Experimental Economics Methodology.

  4. Bergstrom, T., & Leo, G. (2026). The Coordinated Volunteer's Dilemma.

  5. Castillo, M., & Leo, G. (2018). From Coordination to Double-Crossing.

  6. Leo, G. (2026). The Generalized Volunteer's Dilemma.

  7. Healy, P. J., & Leo, G. (2026). Ternary Belief Elicitation.

  8. Leo, G., & Stelnicki, S. (2025). Eliciting subjective real-valued beliefs. Experimental Economics.

  9. Leo, G., & Pate, J. (2025). Complainer's dilemma. Journal of Public Economic Theory.

  10. Castillo, M., & Leo, G. (2010). Moral Hazard and Reciprocity. Southern Economic Journal.

  11. Leo, G. (2017). Taking Turns. Games and Economic Behavior.

  12. Bergstrom, T., Garratt, R., & Leo, G. (2019). Let Me, or Let George? Motives of Competing Altruists. Games and Economic Behavior.

  13. Castillo, M., Leo, G., & Petrie, R. (2020). Room Composition Effects on Risk Taking by Gender. Experimental Economics.

  14. Leo, G., Lou, J., Linden, M. v. d., et al. (2021). Matching Soulmates. Journal of Public Economic Theory.

  15. Dustan, A., Koutout, K., & Leo, G. (2022). Second-order beliefs and gender. Journal of Economic Behavior & Organization.

  16. Leo, G., Vorobeychik, Y., & Wooders, M. (2022). Subgame Perfect Coalition Formation. Dynamic Games and Applications.

  17. Green, B., & Leo, G. (2026). LLMs Do Not Emulate Populations.