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Dr. Theodore Koutmeridis is a Senior Lecturer in Economics at the Adam Smith Business School, University of Glasgow, coordinating the Behaviour, Structure and Interventions interdisciplinary research network. He holds a PhD in Economics from the University of Warwick as an Onassis Scholar and Royal Economic Society Junior Fellow. His research focuses on inequality, poverty, crime, and market failures, blending microeconomic methodology with empirical applications. Notably, he has been awarded the British Academy Rising Star Engagement Award and the RSE Henry Duncan Medal for his impactful work.
Education: PhD in Economics (Warwick University), Onassis Scholarship recipient. Research interests include labor economics, law and economics, and behavioral economics. He contributes to policy consultations and has authored works on Brexit’s economic implications for Scotland and educational accountability in India via an ESRC-DFID grant (£700,000).
Grants include ESRC-DFID funding for education accountability in Indian schools, British Academy Rising Star Award-funded projects, and NHS fraud recovery initiatives. He advises institutions like the Royal Society of Edinburgh and contributes to media discussions on economics and public policy.
