Christopher Stapenhurst

Christopher Stapenhurst is a Research Fellow with expertise in Economics and Game Theory. He holds a PhD in Economics, an MSc in Economics, and an MSc in Applicable Mathematics. His professional experience includes serving as an Assistant Economist at the Office for National Statistics. Stapenhurst's research focuses on applying game-theoretic mechanisms to policy design, inequality analysis, and environmental economics.

Education

• PhD Economics
• MSc Economics
• MSc Applicable Mathematics

Research Interests

• Game Theory applications in industrial policy and environmental governance
• Inequality measurement through ordinal data analysis
• Anti-corruption mechanisms and principal-agent frameworks
• International cooperation dynamics for pollution reduction
• Mathematical modeling of economic stability
• Statistical inference for economic indices

Article Trends Stapenhurst's publications demonstrate an interdisciplinary focus combining economics, mathematics, and environmental policy. His recent work (2024-2025) centers on international cooperation mechanisms for marine pollution reduction and industrial policy optimization using social risk preferences. Earlier studies (2021-2023) explore corruption deterrence through strategic information control and inequality analysis via median-preserving spreads. The research spans theoretical game theory, empirical economic analysis, and environmental economics applications.