Neuroeconomics, Neuroeconomic Theory, Game Theory, Decision Theory

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I am willing to supervise doctoral students in the areas of labour economics, especially on the youth labour market, transition behaviour in the adult labour market and search and matching in the labour market, and in the field of education economics, particularly with respect to secondary school choice and quasi-markets, and the economics of Higher Education. Other topic areas in labour and education would be considered.

View Steve's profile

Available to supervise PhD students with an interest in international macroeconomics (e.g., fiscal policy transmission, sectoral effects of technology shocks) and product market deregulation.

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I would be happy to supervise PhD students with an interest in empirical international trade and development, and their overlap with an emphasis on working with trade agreements and/or firm-level datasets.

View Pavel's profile

I am happy to help students interested in Industrial Organization, Regional and Urban Economics, and Environmental and Natural Resource Economics. Some topics may include auctions, knowledge spillovers, migration, energy, and environmental justice.

View Dakshina's profile

I am happy to supervise Ph.D. students that wish to investigate topics in Macroeconomics and Monetary Economics. I am interested in theoretical and empirical projects dealing with, for instance, Business Cycle, Firm Dynamics, Stochastic Volatility, and more in general, in the identification of macroeconomic shocks and their transmission to the economy.

View Stefano's profile

I am interested in research projects studying either the interplay between politics and economics or the organization of markets with imperfect competition. I am mostly specialized in (applied) theory: the use of economic models to understand policy relevant problems. I am however open to discuss empirical and experimental ideas.

View Renaud's profile

Decision making under risk and ambiguity Behavioural game theory

View Konstantinos's profile

My research interests span a wide field of applied economics. Recent work includes flexible European labour markets, labour market transitions, life-long learning, financial development and economic growth. If any of these areas interest you please get in touch and we can discuss your proposed work.

View Hilary's profile

I am willing to supervise PhD students with research interests in economics of networks, game theory and applied theory.

View Maya's profile

Interested in supervising doctoral students in any area of labour economics, and particularly in the economics of education.

View Geraint's profile

I am interested in supervising Ph.D. students in any area of theoretical and applied econometrics. I am happy to help students across a broad range of empirical and theoretical aspects on micro-econometric applications.

View David's profile

I will be happy to work with you if you are interested in experimental economics, in particular experimental game theory and social norms related studies using experimental tools, and cooperative game theory (including Nash programme and implementation).

View Jiawen's profile

I will be happy to supervise students interested in development economics, in particular on topics related to the causes and consequences of conflict or other forms of violence, migration (including refugees), and infrastructure investment, the role of institutions, and the impact of climate change in developing countries.

View Jean-Francois's profile

Empirical macroeconomics, structural VAR, Bayesian econometrics Link to my personal website: https://sites.google.com/site/mirelasorinamiescu/

View Mirela's profile

I will be happy to act as supervisor of students interested in the field of economics of education and labor economics, from an empirical point of view. For examples the analysis of the returns to education in the labour market, the funding of higher education, the evaluation of educational policies at any level, the study of the determinants of students educational outcomes (i.e. education production function), analysis of the peer effects and also the intergenerational transmission of inequality (both in term of earnings and education).

View Giuseppe's profile

Available to supervise PhD students interested in Macroeconomics, Monetary economics and Fiscal Policy. I am particularly interested in conducting analysis of the interactions between monetary and fiscal policies in DSGE models of the business cycle.

View Giorgio's profile

I am happy to supervise students who want to use individual-level cross section or panel data to test theories or examine policies in Health Economics or the Economics of Education.

View Vincent's profile

I am happy to supervise PhD students working in the area of applied time series econometrics. I have a particular interest on applications related to modelling speculative dynamics in financial markets, modelling and forecasting real estate prices, and testing parity conditions.

View Efthymios's profile

I will be happy to supervise PhD students working on the areas of macroprudential policy, speculative bubbles in asset prices, and the effect of higher-order preferences on portfolio choice.

View Ivan's profile

I would be happy to supervise PhD students in macroeconomics, international trade, and firm dynamics.

View Anthony's profile

I have to date supervised some 20 successful PhD students. I am always interested in hearing from high quality original thinkers with a good background in international economics with innovative and imaginative doctoral thesis proposals that will enhance ongoing research in any of my general areas of interest: Foreign Direct Investment and multinational enterprises; Growth strategies and determinants of growth performance of small economies; The political economy of international trade; Economic growth, growth policies and governance in emerging and developing economies. If any of these topics stimulate your interest, please refer to my recently published work in the relevant area for possible research ideas.

View Robert's profile

I am interested in any project that involves a novel computational challenge. It can be that either the size of the problem is prohibitive for conventional methods or that even writing down the solution conditions is hard. For example finding solutions to a high dimensional dynamic program or equilibria of a dynamic game.

View Philipp's profile

I am happy to help students interested in industrial organization or economic theory. Some particular topics might include: the economics of regulation, innovation, research and development, and the the role of asymmetric information as it pertains to these areas.

View David's profile

Interested in supervising students who wish to work on Macroeconomics, DSGE models with Monetary and Fiscal Policy, Uncertainty Shocks, Models with Endogenous Uncertainty. SVAR analysis, estimation of DSGE models. Model with Firm Dynamics and Firm Heterogeneity. Models with Financial Market and Labour market frictions Further info: https://sites.google.com/view/lorenza-rossi/home-page

View Lorenza's profile

I am happy to help students interested in Regional and Urban Economics, and Environmental and Natural Resource Economics. Some topics may include agglomeration, migration, energy, and environmental justice.

View Anita's profile

I am open to supervising Ph.D. students who are interested in applying natural language processing and machine learning techniques to address different microeconomics questions. I am particularly keen on overseeing research projects in the field of political and media economics. Specifically, I am interested in projects studying the dynamic relationship between media and politics and its impact on different political and economic outcomes, such as voting decisions, consumption, investment decisions, and more.

View Jaime's profile

I am happy to supervise students in development economics

View Saurabh's profile

I am happy to help students interested in Environmental Economics. Some specific topics I can provide guidance on include: the role of carbon pricing in climate change mitigation, the design and effectiveness of voluntary carbon markets, the impact of corporate governance on climate action, analysis of environmental justice in the UK.

View Aurelie's profile

I would be happy to supervise PhDs in the general areas of international trade, economic geography, regional and urban economics, from an empirical and/or a theoretical perspective.

View Kwok Tong's profile

Interested in supervising students who wish to work on Macroeconomics, Monetary policies and Macroprudential policies in DSGE models. Specifically interested in modelling financial frictions, investigating their impact on the wider economy and their implications for policymakers.

View William's profile

My interests in applied empirical microeconomic issues are wide ranging and include many aspects of: consumer behaviour, especially risky consumption that affects health, income, and well-being; labour market behaviour, especially labour supply, and wage determination; education economics, especially the graduate labour market; and the connections between these areas.

View Ian's profile

I can advise students with interest in behavioral economics who wish to do experimental or empirical work in this field and have some background in game theory.

View Eyal's profile

My area of specialisation and expertise include bounded rationality, Nudge, and behavioural games. I am interested in supervising PhD students within the fields of Behavioral Economics and Experimental Economics

View Jiwei's profile

Interested in supervising students who wish to study macroeconomics, monetary and fiscal policy, public economics, and financial frictions in general equilibrium business cycle models.

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