Martin Benedikt Busch
University of CopenhagenI try to improve our understanding of how the structure of social and economic networks affects human behavior. I study how perceptions of one’s social environment shapes one’s decisions, why the structure of our environment matters, and how it evolves over time. Due to the endogenous nature of social networks, I use economic theory to disentangle competing effects that are usually not separable using observational network data. Whenever possible, I use the laboratory to test network effects in isolation.
Undral Byambadalai
Boston UniversityI am a PhD candidate in the Department of Economics at Boston University. My primary research interests are in econometric theory and applied econometrics. I am also interested in applied microeconomics. Prior to my graduate studies, I received a Bachelor of Commerce and Management from Hitotsubashi University, Tokyo, Japan.