Experimental Economics | Game Theory | Behavioral Economics
I am a PhD candidate in Economics at Indiana University Bloomington.
Research Interests: Experimental Economics, Game Theory, Behavioral Economics
Current Research
I study how people sustain cooperation under strategic uncertainty, focusing on how cooperation can be sustained when present actions influence the likelihood of future interactions. My research also examines whether people perceive AI assistance as a substitute for strategic expertise, and how these perceptions differ across generations.