Hyeon Park

Hyeon Park is an Associate Professor in the Department of Economics & Finance at Manhattan University. Their research focuses on bounded rationality, social preferences, and intertemporal decision making, challenging traditional economic theories through dynamic choice models and experimental methodologies. Park holds a PhD from the University of Pittsburgh and advanced degrees from the University of Chicago and Seoul National University.

Education:

• PhD, Economics, University of Pittsburgh
• MS, Financial Mathematics, University of Chicago
• MA, Economics, University of Chicago
• BA/MA, Economics, Seoul National University

Research emphasizes anomalies unexplained by standard economic frameworks, particularly in areas like charitable giving lifecycles, optimal retirement strategies, and loss aversion dynamics. Recent work (2023) explores general equilibrium models of dynamic loss aversion and intergenerational social security distribution. Articles consistently bridge behavioral economics with public policy implications.

No scientific awards are listed in the provided information. Teaching responsibilities include courses on microeconomics, quantitative finance, and mathematical economics. No advising or grant activities are detailed in the current data.