About

I am a Ph.D. candidate in Economics and George W. Woodruff Fellow at Emory University. I received my B.A. in Economics and Mathematics from Georgetown University. My primary research interests are in microeconomic theory and industrial organization, with a particular focus on consumer privacy and information.

I am on the job market in the 2026–2027 academic year.

Job Market Paper

“Privacy Regulation and Optimal Product Design”

Abstract: This paper studies how privacy regulation shapes a seller’s product design. In a circular city environment, the firm chooses a product design before observing a noisy signal of a consumer’s preferences and setting a personalized price. Privacy regulation determines the informativeness of this signal and limits the firm’s ability to target consumers. I show that the seller’s optimal product design responds non-monotonically to privacy: greater privacy can induce either broader or more niche products, depending on how it interacts with the firm’s pricing incentives. I then examine the resulting implications for consumer welfare.

Research Interests

• Industrial Organization
• Consumer Privacy
• Game Theory
• Information Design

Education

• Ph.D. in Economics, Emory University, 2027 (expected)
• B.A. in Economics and Mathematics, Georgetown University, 2021