Kirill Pogorelskiy

Kirill Pogorelskiy is an Associate Professor of Economics at the University of Warwick. His research integrates political economy, game theory, and experimental methods to study group decision-making, voting behavior, and tax policy. He has developed theoretical models and conducted laboratory experiments on electoral fraud, social network influences, and tax progression.

Key Contributions: Experimental analysis of communication effects in voting games, quantal response equilibrium testing, and market mechanism efficiency. His work on tax progression examines how income distribution skewness affects redistribution demands.

He teaches courses in Political Economy (EC228, EC9c7) and Applied Economics (EC331).