Filip Vesely

Filip Vesely is an Associate Professor in the Department of Economics at the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee. His research focuses on Monetary Economics, Macroeconomics, and Experimental Economics, with a strong emphasis on behavioral and game-theoretic approaches to trust, cooperation, and market dynamics. He has collaborated extensively with researchers like Vivian Lei, Chun-lei Young, and Kenneth Chan.

Education

• PhD, Economics, Purdue University
• MA, Economics, Purdue University
• MS, Finance, Prague University of Economics
• BFin, Prague University of Economics

Research Trends

His recent work explores poverty traps and trust mechanisms (2024), while earlier studies (2018-2006) examine topics like Prisoner's Dilemma, asset bubbles, debt relief, and international public goods. His experimental approach consistently bridges theoretical models with empirical validation.

Teaching

He teaches courses such as ECON 104-205 (Principles of Macroeconomics) and ECON 506-001 (Mathematical Economics I), reflecting his expertise in macroeconomic theory and quantitative methods.