Daniel Nedelescu

Daniel Nedelescu is a non-tenure track Assistant Professor at the University of Oklahoma since August 2013. His research focuses on Industrial Organization, Behavioral and Experimental Economics, with specific attention to two-sided markets and arbitration theory.

His teaching portfolio includes courses such as

• Microeconomics I (PhD level)
• Managerial Economics (Master level)
• Industrial Organization
• Behavioral and Experimental Economics
• Game Theory
• Business Statistics
• Governmental Relations to Business
• Intermediate Microeconomics
• Principles of Microeconomics
• Readings in Selected Fields
• Direct Readings
• Honors Research

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At Purdue University, he earned graduate distinctions including the Krannert Certificates for Distinguished and Outstanding Teaching in Principles of Macroeconomics. His grants include the Purdue Research Foundation Grant (2011-2012).

Scientific awards and honors include:

• Purdue Research Foundation Grant (2011-2012)
• Krannert Certificate for Distinguished Teaching (2010)
• Krannert Certificate for Outstanding Teaching (2011)

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