I am an economics job market candidate at Princeton University who will be available for interviews for the 2023-24 job market. My research interests are in the industrial organization of health markets and applied microeconomic methodology. I expect to defend my PhD thesis in Spring 2024. My advisor is Kate Ho and my other letter writers will be Alessandro Lizzeri and Ulrich Müller. Before starting graduate school, I received a BS in mathematics with a specialization in economics in 2017 at the University of Chicago and was a Stanford Law Empirical Research Fellow between 2017 and 2018 under John Donohue III.
PhD in Economics, 2024 (Expected)
Princeton University
MS in Economics, 2020
Princeton University
BS in Mathematics with a Specialization in Economics, 2018
University of Chicago
The large literature on vertical market bargaining assumes contracts last for one period, but actual hospital-insurer contracts last for multiple years and are negotiated as a multiple of a benchmark price that changes over time. I study dynamic regulations to those benchmark prices by extending the existing period-by-period vertical market bargaining model to allow for contracts to be formed at different times.
In-person: Spring 2022