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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

    Note: adding my papers