معرفی
Emil Temnyalov is a Senior Lecturer (Assistant Professor) in the Economics Discipline Group at the University of Technology Sydney (UTS Business School). He holds a PhD in Economics from Northwestern University and has been at UTS since 2015. His research focuses on microeconomic theory, industrial organization, and public policy, with a particular emphasis on mechanism design, information economics, and contests. He explores policy-relevant topics such as differential treatment in public policy, R&D incentives in innovation systems, and antitrust regulation.
- PhD in Economics: Northwestern University (2015)
- MA in Economics: Northwestern University (2010)
- BA in Mathematics and Economics (magna cum laude): Amherst College (2009)
His current research includes information-theoretic models of differential treatment, education/labor market applications of mechanism design, and the role of diversification in contests. He actively collaborates with policymakers and has contributed to working groups like MD4SG (Inequality) and founded the Australian Education Markets (AusEM) network.
Recent publications address liability insurance contracts, pay-for-delay strategies in pharmaceutical markets, and contest theory dynamics. He emphasizes policy applications with significant social welfare implications, such as inequality reduction and optimal rationing mechanisms.
