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Stanley Reynolds joined the Eller College of Management after earning his PhD in Economics from Northwestern University. His areas of expertise include industrial organization, experimental economics and energy and environmental economics. His current research examines electricity restructuring issues, the impact of environmental policy on energy markets and integration of renewable energy into the electric grid.
Courses
  • DS
    Dynamics of Strategy

  • EEB
    Energy, the Environment and Business Strategy

  • IEE
    Introduction to Experimental Economics

  • EME
    Energy Markets and Environmental Economics

  • EE
    Experimental Economics

  • TCL
    The Competitive Landscape

  • BS
    Business Strategy

Student Thesis/Dissertation
  • Technology Advancement in Network Markets and Agent Bargaining

    2016

    doctoral
  • Essays in Experimental Economics

    2016

    doctoral
  • Effects of Incomplete Information: Partial Buyer Information, Optimal Risk Incentivization, and Use of Non-Monotonic Contracts

    2016

    doctoral
  • Essays on Market Intervention and Regulation

    2014

    doctoral
Grants
  • Funding agency logo
    Doctoral Dissertation Research in Economics: Understanding the Sunk Cost Fallacy and the Role of Economic Incentives

    Principal Investigator (PI)

    2013

    $3.7K
News
  • UA Faculty Member Appointed FCC Chief Economist

    2007

  • SRP Donates $500,000 to Engineering, Business Colleges to Study Water Issues

    2005

  • Eller College 'Investing' in Faculty Through Training

    2004

  • Avoiding Gridlock on the Grid

    2003

  • E-commerce Only Beginning to See Its Potential

    1999

  • Art exhibition: "On Our Own Time"

    1999

Publications (57)
Recent
  • Renewable Intermittency, Energy Storage, and Grid Reliability

    2023

  • Market Dynamics and Investment in the Electricity Sector

    2020

  • Who should own a renewable technology? Ownershitheory and an application

    2019

  • Price Caps, Oligopoly, and Entry

    2018

  • Renewable Technology Ownership: Theory and Applications

    2018

  • Measuring Market Power in Wholesale Electricity Markets: A Dynamic Competition Approach

    2017

  • Intermittency and the value of renewable energy

    2016

  • Revised version published in the Annual Review of Resource Economics

    2013

  • The economics of solar electricity

    2013

  • Supply function equilibria with capacity constraints and pivotal suppliers

    2011

  • Pivotal suppliers and market power in experimental supply function competition

    2010

  • Dynamic oligopolistic games under uncertainty: A stochastic programming approach

    2007

  • Supply function equilibria with pivotal suppliers

    2005

  • Bounded rationality in laboratory bargaining with asymmetric information

    2005

  • MARKET POWER AND PRICE MOVEMENTS OVER THE BUSINESS CYCLE*

    2005

  • Supply function equilibria with pivotal electricity suppliers

    2004

  • Auctions with a buy price

    2004

  • Ascending bid auctions with a buy-now price

    2002

  • Two or four firms: Does it matter?

    2002

  • An experimental investigation of Coase's conjecture on durable-goods monopoly pricing

    2002

  • A Simple Model of Pricing, Markups and Market Power Under Demand Fluctuations

    2001

  • Multi-period bargaining: asymmetric information and risk aversion

    2001

  • Adaptation and convergence of behavior in repeated experimental Cournot games

    2000

  • Durable-goods monopoly: laboratory market and bargaining experiments

    2000

  • Bertrand-Edgeworth Competition, Demand Uncertainty, and Asymmetric Outcomes

    2000

  • doi: 10.1006 Âjeth. 2000.2666, available online at http: ÂÂwww. idealibrary. com on

    2000

  • Experimental Research on the EPA's" Two-Tier" System for Marketable Emissions Permits

    1999

  • Price movements over the business cycle in US manufacturing industries

    1998

  • Competition and pricing in the Arizona gasoline market

    1998

  • Schumpeterian puzzles: Maria Brouwer,The University of Michigan Press, Ann Arbor, Michigan, 1991) pp. x+ 257, 36.00

    1995

  • AUSTRALIAN ECONOMIC PAPERS DECEMBER, 1994: MONOPOLY INVESTMENT, PRICING AND PRODUCTION UNDER INTERTEMPORAL DEMAND UNCERTAINTY

    1994

  • Cotenancy and competition in an experimental auction market for natural gas pipeline networks

    1994

  • Bertrand-Edgeworth Competition in Experimental Markets

    1994

  • The Effect of the Default Risk on the Earnings Response Coefficient

    1994

  • An Experimental Investigation of the Hahn-Noll Revenue Neutral Auction for Emissions Licenses

    1993

  • Stochastic innovation and product market organization

    1992

  • Dynamic oligopoly with capacity adjustment costs

    1991

  • An Experimental Investigation of Coase’s Conjecture on Durable-Goods Monopoly Pricing,”

    1991

  • Optimal monopoly investment and capacity utilization under random demand

    1990

  • Changing patterns of investment decision making in world aluminum

    1990

  • Economics: Markets, competition, and efficiency in natural gas pipeline networks

    1989

  • Appropriability and market structure in a stochastic invention model

    1988

  • Plant closings and exit behaviour in declining industries

    1988

  • Schumpeterian competition in experimental markets

    1987

  • Strategic investment with capacity adjustment costs

    1987

  • On a Class of Two Player Two State Differential Games

    1987

  • Capacity investment, preemption and commitment in an infinite horizon model

    1987

  • Industry simulations involving a more competitive post-war market

    1986

  • Strategic capital investment in the American aluminum industry

    1986

  • Innovation and property rights in information: an experimental approach to testing hypotheses about private R&D behaviour

    1986

  • Capacity, Output, and Sequential Entry: Comment

    1985

  • AMERICAN ALUMINUM INDUSTRY

    1985

  • DISCUSSION PAPER No. 85-8 STRATEGIC CAPITAL INVESTMENT IN THE AMERICAN ALUMINUM INDUSTRY

    1985

  • Rotating credit collusion in repeated auctions with a single buyer and several sellers

    1984

  • Baigent. Nick. A reformulation of Chichilnisky’s impossibility theorem Becker, Robert A. and Daniel F. Spulber. The cost function given imperfectly flexible capital Belongia …

    1984

  • Strategic Capital Investment in Imperfectly Competitive Markets

    1983

  • Limit pricing, conjectural variation and entry

    1982

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