E-prints and work in progres
This page only contains work not yet published or accepted for publication. Please see ‘Publications” for preprint versions of published and forthcoming papers, as well as external links to publishers’ websites for the definitive published versions.
Peter E, Ear, (2012)‘Bringing psychology into welfare and competition: An evolutionary perspective’
Peter E. Earl (2012) ‘Satisficing and cognition: Complementarities between Simon and Hayek’
Peter E. Earl (2011) Real-world economics and the ethics of teaching (Paper prepared for the World Economics Association Online Conference on Ethics in Economics)
Peter E. Earl, Lana Friesen and Kristen Hatherley (2011) Bounded rationality and consumer research: Lessons from a study of choices of mobile phone service contracts
Peter E. Earl (2011) ‘The robot, the party animal and the philosopher: an evolutionary perspective on deliberation and preference’
Peter E. Earl and Jason Potts (2011) ‘Grand designs versus bean counting: Creative cycles in firms’
Peter E. Earl (2010) ‘Remembrance of cars past: An experiential approach to automotive consumption (The Much Too Long version)’, for a version with images and printer-friendly version of table (about 8mb) click here (.docx 5.2mb); for a version without photographs and with table in screen-friendly landscape format, click here (about 420kb); a much shorter paper, derived from this one, has been accepted for publication in the Journal of Business Research.
Peter E. Earl and Jason Potts (2009) ‘The creative instability hypothesis’.
Anders Grimsø Moe and Peter E. Earl (2009) ‘Bandwagon and Reputation Effects in the Popular Music Charts’.
Peter E. Earl (2008), Context and Choice: A Pluralistic Approach to Consumer Behaviour’, Paper presented to the 2008 Conference of the Association for Heterodox Economics Conference, Anglia Rusking University, July. download
Peter E. Earl and Tim Wakeley (2007) ‘The Story of Perfect Competition and the Problem of Cognitive Dissonance’.
Peter E. Earl (2006) ‘Capability prerequisites and the competitive process’.
Peter E. Earl (1995) ‘Coordination problems in tertiary education and research’, paper presented at the G.B. Richardson Colloguium, St John’s College, Oxford, 4–6 January. download
