Ivan Dedyukhin
Ivan Dedyukhin, a PhD candidate in economics at Indiana University Bloomington, in a dark suit in front of an office window.

Ivan Dedyukhin

PhD Candidate in Economics

Department of Economics, Indiana University Bloomington

Experimental Economics · Game Theory · Behavioral Economics

I study how people sustain cooperation under strategic uncertainty, focusing on settings where present actions influence the likelihood of future interaction. A second strand of my work asks whether people perceive AI assistance as a substitute for strategic expertise, and how those perceptions differ across generations.

My advisors are Ala Avoyan and Daniela Puzzello.

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Research interests

  • Experimental Economics
  • Game Theory
  • Behavioral Economics
  • Cooperation and Strategic Uncertainty
  • Repeated Games
  • Economics of AI