I am an Assistant Professor of Economics at NYU Shanghai. I received my PhD from the University of Wisconsin, Madison.

My research is in Mechanism Design and Market Design. I like to think and talk about externalities, moment conditions in economic design, information aggregation, information design in exchanges, uniform price market clearing, and game theoretic solution concepts such as rationalizability under various assumptions on beliefs.

I graduated from the mathematical economics program at the Corvinus University of Budapest. I grew up in Gyula, Hungary.

Contact: mo2639 at   nyu dot   edu

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