Research Interests
Behavioral Economics, Experimental Economics and Game Theory
Biography
I am part of the Leverhulme International Professorship in Neuroeconomics Lab lead by professor Peter Bossaerts. Our focus is on how computational complexity affects decision making and how markets can help individuals solve complex problems. I am also interested in the dichotomy between honest and dishonest communication, and in habit formation. I am expected to obtain my PhD in Economics from the University of Amsterdam in early 2024, and I hold three MSc diplomas in Economics, Mathematics, and Statistics.
Research Projects
See the Leverhulme International Professorship in Neuroeconomics Team Website for details of the project activities.
https://lipne.co.uk/
