Sujoy Mukerji

Sujoy Mukerji is a Professor at Queen Mary University of London's School of Economics and Finance. He holds a PhD from Yale University, following undergraduate studies at Presidency College, Calcutta, and an MA from the Delhi School of Economics. His research focuses on decision making under ambiguity, bounded rationality, and their applications in economic contexts, particularly in financial markets and game theory. He has contributed to foundational frameworks like the Smooth Ambiguity Model and explored ambiguity's role in economic cycles and market behaviors.

Editorial roles include co-editing Mathematics and Financial Economics and serving as an associate editor for journals such as Econometrica and Theory and Decision. His work bridges theoretical economics with practical applications, addressing challenges like the equity premium puzzle and ambiguity in dynamic games. Recent projects include analyzing portfolio holdings under ambiguity and experimental validations of decision models.

Key research trends in his articles emphasize ambiguity's impact on strategic interactions, market allocations, and macroeconomic phenomena. His contributions have advanced understanding of how uncertainty shapes economic decisions and outcomes.