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Fahad Khalil
Professor, Graduate Program Director, Corkery Distinguished Scholar
Areas of Interest:
Theory of Contracts, Industrial Organization,
Email: khalil@u.washington.edu
Office: Savery 321
Phone: (206) 543-5836
Office Hours: M & W 2:20-3:20 (+ by appt.)
Curriculum
Vitae
Professor Khalil received his Ph.D. from Virginia Tech in 1991.
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| Courses Taught |
Econ 402 - Microeconomics: Methods & Applications
| Winter 2009 | Spring 2007 |
Econ 404 - Industrial Organization and Price Analysis
| Spring 2007 |
Econ 485 - Game Theory with Applications to Economics
| Summer 2007 | Winter 2007 |
Econ 508 - Microeconomic Analysis III
| Spring 2006 |
Econ 518 - Contract Theory
| Winter 2009 | Winter 2007 |
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| Published
Papers |
- UWEC-2007-11-FC -
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Bribery vs. extortion: allowing the lesser of two evils
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Fahad Khalil; Jacques Lawarree; Sungho Yun; Forthcoming in RAND Journal of Economics, . (PDF)
- UWEC-2003-04-P -
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Monitoring a Common Agent: implications for financial contracting
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Fahad Khalil; Bruno Parigi; David Martimort; Journal of Economic Theory, 135/1, 35-67, 2007. (PDF)
- UWEC-2005-09-P -
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Incentives for corruptible auditors in the absence of commitment
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Fahad Khalil; Jacques Lawarree; Journal of Industrial Economics, 15/2, 457-478, 2006. (PDF)
- UWEC-2003-01-P -
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Optimal Task Design: to integrate or separate planning and implementation?
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Fahad Khalil; Doyoung Kim; Dongsoo Shin; Journal of Economics and Management Strategy, 14/2, 269-291, 2006. (PDF)
- UWEC-2003-35-P -
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Third Party Purchasing of Health Services: Patient Choice and Agency
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Fahad Khalil; Martin Chalkley; Journal of Health Economics, 24-6, 1132-1153, 2005. (PDF)
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Contracts and Productive Information Gathering
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Fahad Khalil; Jacques Cremer; Jean-Charles Rochet; Games and Economic Behavior, 25, 174-193, November, 1998.
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Input versus Output Monitoring: Who is the Residual Claimant
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Fahad Khalil; Jacques Lawarree; Journal of Economic Theory, 66, 139-157, 1995.
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Auditing without Commitment
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Fahad Khalil; RAND Journal of Economics, Winter 1997.
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