Nenad Kos

Nenad Kos serves as an Associate Professor at Bocconi University since 2016, having joined as an Assistant Professor in 2008 after completing his PhD at Northwestern University. He maintains dual affiliations as an affiliate at the Innocenzo Gasparini Institute for Economic Research (IGIER) and a Fellow at the Centre for Economic Policy Research (CEPR).

His educational credentials include:

• PhD in Economics, Northwestern University (2008)

Kos specializes in Industrial Organization, Organizational Economics, and Game Theory with applications spanning epidemic modeling, monopoly pricing, and strategic market behavior. His research integrates behavioral economics into public health policy analysis (particularly regarding distancing fatigue during pandemics) and examines consumer surplus implications in monopolistic product design. Recent work demonstrates methodological rigor in combining theoretical microeconomic frameworks with real-world policy evaluation.

Publication trends from 2019-2024 reveal consistent focus on strategic interactions in constrained environments, with increasing emphasis on health economics applications during the pandemic period. His work bridges theoretical industrial organization and practical policy implications through game-theoretic modeling of epidemic responses, monopoly behavior, and mechanism design.

Available documentation does not specify any doctoral or master's students supervised by Professor Kos, nor does it reference research grants, awards, or laboratory affiliations.