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Hi! Welcome to my website.
I am a PhD candidate in Economics at the University of Warwick. I work on applied microeconomic theory. I am on the 2025-2026 job market. My letter writers are Motty Perry and Jacob Glazer, Daniele Condorelli and Audrey Hu. Here is my CV. You can contact me at [email protected] |
Working Papers
Costless Coordination through Public Contracting (Job Market Paper)
Last update: February 2026
Conventional wisdom suggests you can't have it all—efficiency, fairness, and transparency—when designing team incentives. This paper shows that such contracts are not only possible, but can also be simple.
Selling a Viral Product
Last update: October 2025 (Previously titled "Versioning with Observational Learning")
Should a monopolist launch a new product in different versions when public information builds up through observational learning? Yes they should, but only when consumers have sufficiently precise private information.
Smooth or Polarized Behavior? A Mean-Field Infection Game (with Audrey Hu)
Last update: November 2025
Why do public health crises sometimes trigger a sharp divide in behavior, while in other cases, responses appear less divided? Instead of explaining these patterns through misinformation or partisanship, we show they need not be.
Last update: February 2026
Conventional wisdom suggests you can't have it all—efficiency, fairness, and transparency—when designing team incentives. This paper shows that such contracts are not only possible, but can also be simple.
Selling a Viral Product
Last update: October 2025 (Previously titled "Versioning with Observational Learning")
Should a monopolist launch a new product in different versions when public information builds up through observational learning? Yes they should, but only when consumers have sufficiently precise private information.
Smooth or Polarized Behavior? A Mean-Field Infection Game (with Audrey Hu)
Last update: November 2025
Why do public health crises sometimes trigger a sharp divide in behavior, while in other cases, responses appear less divided? Instead of explaining these patterns through misinformation or partisanship, we show they need not be.
Teaching
Excellent Teaching Award, University of Warwick, 2021–2022
Industrial Economics 2: Strategy & Planning (EC326), Winter 2022
The World Economy: History & Theory (EC104), Fall 2021
Industrial Economics 2: Strategy & Planning (EC326), Winter 2022
The World Economy: History & Theory (EC104), Fall 2021
