Eduardo Perez-Richet

Eduardo Perez-Richet is a Professor of Economics at Sciences Po, affiliated with the Centre for Economic Policy Research (CEPR). He holds a PhD from Stanford University and previously taught at École Polytechnique. His research focuses on Microeconomic Theory, Game Theory, Political Economics, Information Economics, and Networks. He is an editorial board member of the American Economic Review and Review of Economic Studies.

Principal achievements include the 2013 Young Researcher in Economics Prize and a 2021 ERC Consolidator Grant for his project on information/misinformation economics. His work addresses mechanisms for non-market allocation, falsification-proof designs, and altruism in networks. He collaborates with institutions like Banque de France and contributes to policy-relevant research on decision-making under uncertainty.

Eduardo’s research explores how strategic agents manipulate information, optimal test design, and network-based risk-sharing. Recent projects emphasize countermeasures against misinformation and the role of third-party communication in economic decision-making. His work bridges theoretical rigor with practical applications in public policy and market design.

• Editorial Roles: American Economic Review (Associate Editor), Review of Economic Studies (Editorial Board), Journal of Economic Theory (Editor)
• Grants: ERC Consolidator Grant (2021), Fondation Banque de France Prize (2013)
• Labs/Teams: Involved in Sciences Po’s Economics Department research initiatives and CEPR networks.