About
Mark Foley is a Professor of Economics at Davidson College, where he teaches courses in game theory, econometrics, statistics, labor economics, microeconomic theory, and behavioral economics. He holds a Ph.D. from Yale University and a B.S. in Mathematics and Economics from the College of William & Mary.
- Research focuses on inequality in group performance and effects of youth demographics on international conflict
- Visiting Fulbright Scholar at Hungarian institutions
His work intersects economic theory, quantitative analysis, and interdisciplinary applications of psychology to economic models. Scientific awards include the Fulbright Scholarship for international academic collaboration.
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