I am a fifth-year Ph.D. candidate at Caltech working in microeconomic theory. I am interested in decisions under uncertainty, strategic interaction, and stochastic choice.
I will be on the 2026-27 job market.
Which stochastic choice models preserve the connection between risk aversion in preferences and behavior, and which reverse it?
When players favor stochastically dominating options given each other’s behavior and consider each game in isolation, play resembles Nash or logit quantal response equilibrium
Random coefficients logit is the only rule whose predictions are unaffected by irrelevant decisions
Which strategic environments are robust to players delegating decisions to AI agents, cartel managers, and other intermediaries?
When do differences between choices and valuations reveal unstable preferences, and when can noise explain them?
A characterization of f-divergence risk measures by weakening the sure-thing principle
Misspecification aversion characterizes robust optimization in which alternative models are penalized by statistical divergences
New testable implications of i.i.d. additive random utility and its generalizations
Shannon entropy costs are characterized by independent behavior across independent problems