Fabien Gensbittel, Marcin Pęski, Jérôme Renault, "Value-Based Distance Between Information Structures", Theoretical Economics, forthcoming.
Marcin Pęski, "A Tractable Model of Many-to-many Matching", American Economic Journal: Microeconomics 14 (2022), 1–43.
Marcin Pęski, "Bargaining with Mechanisms", American Economic Review 112 (6) (2022), 2044–2082.
Marcin Pęski, "Large roommate problem with non-transferrable random utility", Journal of Economic Theory 168 (2017), 432–471. (Freely available.)
Marcin Pęski and Juuso Toikka, "Value of persistent information", Econometrica 85 (6) (2017), 1921–1948.
Marcin Pęski and Thomas Wiseman, "A folk theorem for stochastic games with infrequent state changes", Theoretical Economics 10 (1) (2015), 131–173.
Marcin Pęski, "Repeated Games with Incomplete Information and Discounting", Theoretical Economics 9 (2014), 651–694.
Marcin Pęski and Balazs Szentes, "Spontaneous Discrimination", American Economic Review 103 (6) (2013), 2412–2436.
Marcin Pęski, "An anti?folk theorem for finite past equilibria in repeated games with private monitoring", Theoretical Economics 7 (2012), 25–55.
Wojciech Olszewski and Marcin Pęski, "The principal-agent approach to testing experts", American Economic Journal: Microeconomics 3 (2) (2011), 89–113.
Marcin Pęski, "Prior Symmetry, Categorization and Similarity-Based Reasoning", Journal of Economic Theory 146 (2011), 111–140.
Marcin Pęski and Jeffrey C. Ely, "Critical Types", Review of Economic Studies 78 (3) (2011), 907–937.
Marcin Pęski, "Generalized risk dominance and asymmetric dynamics", Journal of Economic Theory 145 (1) (2010), 216–248.
Marcin Pęski, "Comparison of information structures in zero-sum games", Games and Economic Bahavior 62 (2) (2008), 732–735.
Marcin Pęski, "Repeated Games with Incomplete Information on One Side", Theoretical Economics 3 (1) (2008), 29–84.
Jeffrey C. Ely and Marcin Pęski, "Hierarchies of Belief and Interim Rationalizability", Theoretical Economics 1 (2006), 19–65.
Francesca Molinari and Marcin Pęski, "Generalization of Result on "Regressions, Short and Long"", Econometric Theory 22 (1) (2006), 159–163.