Marta Troya Martinez

Marta Troya Martinez serves as Associate Professor at the New Economic School (NES) and holds a Research Affiliate position at the Centre for Economic Policy Research (CEPR). Her institutional affiliations include policy work with the OECD, Inter-American Development Bank, and UK Competition Commission.

Her research spans Applied Microeconomic Theory, Organizational Economics, and Experimental Economics, with core focus on incentive structures and information dynamics in economic systems. Recent publications analyze relational contracts, strategic vagueness, and self-enforcing trade mechanisms through rigorous theoretical modeling.

Analysis of her publications reveals consistent exploration of information asymmetry across organizational contexts, with increasing empirical applications since 2016. Her work bridges theoretical microeconomics with real-world policy challenges in industrial organization and contract design.

Research funding includes significant grants from the Bank of Spain, UK Economic and Social Research Council (ESRC), and Russian Science Foundation. She actively contributes to academic community building as co-organizer of the Workshop on Relational Contracts series and member of the Society for Institutional and Organizational Economics (SIOE) Board.

Professor Troya Martinez maintains leadership in her field through keynote lectures at international venues including the Max Planck Summer School (2024), while directing NES research initiatives like the Russian Science Foundation-supported project on information markets.