Rate My Professor Marina Agranov

Agranov's research examines strategic environments where agents interact, including bargaining, communication, social learning, networks, auctions, and information aggregation. Her interests encompass experimental and behavioral economics, political economy, and applied theory. Key publications include "Stochastic Choice and Preferences for Randomization" (with P. Ortoleva, Journal of Political Economy, 2017), "Ranges of Randomization" (with P. Ortoleva, Review of Economics and Statistics, 2023), "Bargaining in the Shadow of Uncertainty" (with H. Eraslan and C. Tergiman, AEJ: Microeconomics, 2024), "Trust Me: Communication and Competition in Psychological Games" (with U. Dasgupta and A. Schotter, Journal of the European Economic Association, 2025), and "Persistence of Power: Dynamic Multilateral Bargaining" (with C. Cotton and C. Tergiman, Journal of Public Economics, 2020). She received the Associated Students of Caltech (ASCIT) Teaching Award (2017-18) and has held editorial roles such as Associate Editor for Econometrica (2023-present) and Journal of the European Economic Association (2021-present). Her research has garnered NSF grants and recognition in the field.