Biography

My research interests are in Industrial Organization, Contract Theory and Health Economics. In my dissertation, I studied the optimal design of public reporting and regulatory policies in health care markets and other markets that are cursed by information asymmetry.
I obtained my Ph.D. in Economics from Boston University in 2011. My doctoral thesis was supervised by Professors Ching-to Albert Ma, Jacob Glazer, and Sambuddha Ghosh. Prior to my doctoral studies, I received my B.A in Economics and Finance from the University of Hong Kong.
I served as a Teaching Assistant at both Boston University and the University of Hong Kong. I have taught various Microeconomics and Finance courses.