About Me

My name is Nir Yoseph, I am a Ph.D. student in Business Economics at the Coller School of Management, Tel Aviv University.

I am interested in empirical industrial organization. My research work thus far focuses studying empirically the efficiency of trade in secondary markets for durable goods and in particular the Israeli used car market.

Currently I also teach in the The Hebrew University of Jerusalem and I also worked in the financial industry in Israel for more than 7 years.

Published 

Ater, I., & Yoseph, N. S. (2022). The impact of environmental fraud on the used car market: Evidence from dieselgate. The Journal of Industrial Economics, 70(2), 463-491. (Download)

(Book) The Handbook of Corporate Valuation (Hebrew), (co-authored with Ben-Horin and Mofkadi). Probook, Tel-Aviv 2013. (Book chapters available at: www.valuation.co.il)

Working papers/work in progress    

Promoting Trade in Durable Goods Markets: Evidence from the Used Car Market

Leasing’s Impact on Durable Goods Markets: A Structural Dynamic Approach

What cross elasticities can teach us about market segmentation in durable goods markets