Huiyi Guo

Huiyi Guo is an Assistant Professor of Economics at Texas A&M University, specializing in Microeconomic Theory, Mechanism Design, and Information Economics. Their research explores strategic behavior under ambiguity, optimal pricing, and robust implementation frameworks. They hold an office at WCSS 250 and can be reached at huiyiguo@tamu.edu.

Research interests center on advancing theoretical foundations of economic mechanisms, particularly in environments with ambiguous information and non-Bayesian decision-making. Key topics include collusion-proof mechanisms, incentive compatibility under uncertainty, and learning models in consumption.

Publications span 2018–2024, focusing on mechanism design challenges in ambiguous contexts, optimal pricing strategies, and coalitional implementation. Their work bridges traditional economic theory with modern behavioral and computational approaches.

No scientific awards or grants are listed. Advising no formal students, though research collaborations may exist. No lab affiliations explicitly stated.