Agustín Indaco
Associate Professor, Economics
Carnegie Mellon University in Qatar
Associate Professor, Economics
Carnegie Mellon University in Qatar
I am an Associate Professor of Economics at Carnegie Mellon University in Qatar.
My research focuses on various topics within Applied Microeconomics. I am especially interested in how individuals respond and adapt to the challenges posed by climate change. In addition, I study human behavior in competitive environments, exploring the psychological and strategic dimensions of contests.
I was previously a Junior Professional Associate at The World Bank. I was also an Adjunct Professor in microeconomics at Baruch College as well as Research Fellow for Lev Manovich at the Cultural Analytics Lab. I also served as Visiting Faculty at Strelka Institute for The New Normal postgraduate program. I have been a consultant at IBM and The World Bank.
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Recent news:
I’ll be attending the MIT Sloan Sports Analytics Conference on March 6–7. If you’re going too and want to connect, I’d love to meet—please reach out.
I had a great time presenting research on performance under pressure at ROSES. You can watch the talk here.