I stand at the intersection of marketing, economics, and psychology, leveraging rigorous quantitative methods to decode the complexities of consumer decision-making. My research transforms deep behavioral insights into high-impact firm strategies, optimizing pricing architectures and strategic levers across product, promotion, and placement.
An expert in structural modeling, reduced form estimation, and causal inference, I address critical business challenges ranging from dynamic pricing algorithms to developing advanced decision support systems for firms' email marketing decisions. My scholarship is consistently published in the field's premier outlets, including Marketing Science, Journal of Marketing Research, Management Science, and Journal of Retailing.