I am a prospective graduate student interested in the School of Economic Sciences at Washington State University. I want to learn about the most recent faculty research. Please navigate to the 'Working Paper Series' and identify the three most recent working papers from 2023. For each of these three papers, state the author(s) and a brief description of the paper's primary research topic as indicated by its title.
Navigate to 'https://ses.wsu.edu'. Click on the 'Working Paper Series' link. Locate the '2023' section on the 'Working Paper Series' page. Identify the three most recent working papers listed under '2023'. For each of these three papers, extract the author(s) and the full title. Based on the title, provide a brief description of the primary research topic for each paper. State the authors and research topics for the three identified papers.
The agent successfully navigates to the 'Working Paper Series' page. The agent identifies the three most recent working papers from 2023. For the paper 'Households’ Short-Run Heterogeneous Use Of Electric Vehicles: Im...', the authors are stated as 'Wesley Blundell, Clifford Winston, and Wendan Zhang', and the research topic is accurately described (e.g., related to electric vehicle use, consumer behavior, or transportation economics). For the paper 'Characteristics of Rural Farm Households that are Efficient in I...', the authors are stated as 'Namloc Nguyen, Shanthi Manian, and Gregmar Galinato', and the research topic is accurately described (e.g., related to rural farm household efficiency or agricultural economics). For the paper 'Optimal Patent Lengths in Polluting Industries (pdf)', the authors are stated as 'Pak-Sing Choi, Eugenio Diaz-Farina, Ana Espínola-Arredondo, and Félix Muñoz-Garcia', and the research topic is accurately described (e.g., related to environmental economics, industrial organization, or patent policy in polluting industries).