Haluk Ergin

Haluk Ergin serves as an Associate Professor in the Department of Economics at the University of California, Berkeley, where he teaches Mathematical Economics (Econ 204) and Introduction to Mathematical Economics. He earned his Ph.D. from Princeton University in 2003 and maintains active research in theoretical economics.

His research focuses on Economic Theory with specialized expertise in Game Theory, Microeconomic Theory, Matching Theory, Decision Theory, and Market Design. Key contributions include developing incentive-compatible mechanisms for organ exchange systems, analyzing school choice algorithms, and modeling decision-making under uncertainty. His work bridges abstract theoretical frameworks with practical applications in healthcare markets, education policy, and resource allocation systems.

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Available information does not specify doctoral students, research grants, or funding sources. His teaching portfolio emphasizes mathematical economics instruction for both undergraduate and graduate students.

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