Paul J. Healy

Paul J. Healy works in experimental and theoretical economics, studying how people make decisions under uncertainty and how markets and institutions (mechanisms) can be designed to work efficiently. His research often uses controlled laboratory experiments and mathematical modeling to test theories of game theory, auctions, and decision-making, with an eye toward improving the design of economic mechanisms used for resource allocation.

Publication output has been steady to slightly increasing over the last decade, averaging about 2 publications per year in the most recent 5-year period, with a notable uptick in 2022 and 2024.

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