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I am an assistant professor in the Department of Economics at Penn State University. I completed my PhD in Economics at New York University in 2019.
My research interests lie in applied microeconomics, applied econometrics and labor economics, with a focus on household decision-making, child development and dynamic multi-agent models.
My current research primarily explores the dynamic formation of human capital in a household setting with multiple agents, the role of (time) preference heterogeneity, and the design of social policy. I have worked on intra-household bargaining with limited commitment between parents, children's effort and parental incentive schemes, time (in)consistent discounting in collective choice, habit formation, and dynamic legislative bargaining.
You can find my CV here.
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University Park, PA 16802
