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Michael King is an Assistant Professor of Economics and Director of the Trinity Impact Evaluation Research Centre (TIME) at Trinity College, University of Dublin. He holds a BA and PhD in Economics from Trinity College and an MPA/ID from Harvard University. His research focuses on financial inclusion, behavioral economics, and policy coherence for development, with notable work on consumer protection, household dynamics, and agricultural insurance valuation.
King has advised international institutions including the World Bank, OECD, and governments across Europe. His academic affiliations include the Department of Economics at Trinity College, where he contributes to policy-relevant research on global development challenges.
His research interests emphasize experimental methods to investigate economic behavior, such as studies on spousal control in household finance (India), digital fraud in Nigeria, and mortgage market transparency. He has also explored policy coherence frameworks to align international aid and environmental goals with poverty reduction strategies.
Key themes across his publications include bridging gaps in financial access for marginalized populations, designing effective consumer protection policies, and evaluating development programs’ impact on poverty reduction. His work frequently integrates behavioral insights with macroeconomic policy analysis, offering actionable recommendations for policymakers.
