Foundations of Dominant Strategy Mechanisms

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The Limits of ex post Implementation (2006, background): “Chung and Ely (2004) study a private-values auction where the distribution of payo¤-relevant types is known to the designer.”
On the Generic (Im)possibility of Full Surplus Extraction in Mechanism Design (2006, background): “20See, e.g., Bergemann and Morris (2003), Chung and Ely (2004), Neeman (2001,2003), Weinstein and Yildiz (2004) and the references therein.”
Robustness and Linear Contracts (2015, unknown): “…( 2014 ) , and Frankel ( 2014 ) , also on contracting with unknown agent preferences; the work initiated by Bergemann and Morris ( 2005 ) and Chung and Ely ( 2007 ) on mechanism design with unknown higher-order beliefs; and work such as Yamashita ( 2014 ) on maxmin expected welfare under…”
Calibrated Incentive Contracts (2013, unknown): “Section 5 shows how to screen agents by means of an activity-based (3)See for instance Dasgupta et al. (1979), Hagerty and Rogerson (1987), Eliaz (2002), Chung and Ely (2003, 2007) or Bergemann and Morris (2005).”