I am an applied microeconomic theorist. I am interested in and have worked on a wide range of topics including but not limited to matching (with applications to labor economics and family economics), bargaining, auctions, evolutionary and psychological game theory, team interactions, sustainability, and applied machine learning. I seek to test my theories empirically and experimentally, and apply them in interdisciplinary and classroom settings.
[Google Scholar] [SSRN] [RePEc] [MSU Scholars]

PAPERS [by date] [by topic]

[Matching and bargaining] [Auctions] [Evolution] [Experiments] [China] [Human-computer interaction] [Teaching]

Matching and bargaining (back to top)

Auctions (back to top)

Evolutionary game theory (back to top)

Experiments (back to top)

China (back to top)

Human-computer interaction (back to top)

Teaching-related work (back to top)

SELECTED GRANTS

THESES