Chiara Margaria

Chiara Margaria is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Economics at Boston University. She holds a PhD from Yale University and specializes in Microeconomic Theory and Game Theory, with a focus on dynamic strategic interactions, learning processes, and communication mechanisms in economic environments.

Her research explores topics such as dynamic signaling, queueing systems for resource allocation, and market exit strategies under private information. Notable works include analyzing how firms strategically delay entry decisions and how queueing systems can dynamically allocate scarce resources based on agent valuations.

Recent publications address signaling in stochastic environments, dynamic limit pricing, and the role of observational learning in firm survival. Her work integrates tools from game theory, stochastic processes, and mechanism design to model real-world strategic behavior.

No scientific awards are explicitly listed in her profile. Her research has been published in leading journals such as Theoretical Economics and Games and Economic Behavior.