I am currently a research fellow at National University of Singapore. I obtained my PhD in Economics from NUS, before which I did my Master’s in Economics at Hong Kong University of Science and Technology. Back in college, I studied physics and economics at Jinan University.
My research interests lie in the fields of behavioral economics, experimental economics, and applied microeconometrics, with a focus on people’s (mis)perceptions/beliefs/cognition about certain aspects of ourself, such as our self-confidence and limited attention, and how they shape behaviors in various contexts such as decision-making, investment, and business. Method-wise, I conduct online experiments and empirical analysis to infer credible causality. I also build theoretical models to derive implications that are testable using experimental and observational data.
For more details, see my CV here.
