I am an assistant professor of economics at Singapore Management University. I received my Ph.D. in Economics from Brown University in May 2019.
I am an applied microeconomist working primarily in health, labor, and public economics.
My research examines how firms and service providers respond to economic incentives and institutional changes, and how their decisions affect market outcomes and consumer welfare. Much of my work focuses on healthcare markets, including pharmaceutical markets, patient-physician interactions, and public health insurance. I also study ageing, retirement, and gender.