Behavioural and experimental economics
Experimental and behavioural economics, behavioural finance, game theory and managerial decision making.
Teaching and supervision
Teaching.
I teach across undergraduate, postgraduate and MBA programmes, with experience at XJTLU, Middlesex University London and LUISS University in Rome.
My teaching focuses on behavioural and experimental economics, economic theory and managerial decision making. My experience includes introductory and advanced economics, behavioural finance and MBA teaching.
Teaching areas
Economic theory and applications
Principles of economics, microeconomics, microeconomic analysis, intermediate macroeconomics, and trade and international business.
Research methods and evidence
Survey methods and economic analysis, including survey design, data analysis and the interpretation of empirical evidence.
At XJTLU
My recent teaching includes Experimental Economics and Finance, Principles of Economics, and the microeconomics component of Managerial Decision Making in the International MBA.
Research supervision
I supervise research in behavioural and experimental economics and related areas of applied microeconomics, including work on cooperation, trust, incentives and organisational behaviour. My supervision experience includes a completed PhD in Economics.
Students can propose their own topics. Projects should have a clearly defined research question and a feasible research design.
Contact me about research supervision