Tim Salmon

Dr. Tim Salmon is a Professor of Economics at Southern Methodist University, specializing in mechanism design, auction theory, and experimental economics. His research explores behavioral patterns in auctions, political preferences, and social dilemmas. With editorial roles at Economic Inquiry and other journals, he has received multiple NSF grants supporting his work on incentives and organizational behavior.

His publications focus on experimental methods in economic decision-making, corruption mechanisms, and inequality effects. Teaching includes Game Theory, Industrial Organization, and Experimental Economics at both graduate and undergraduate levels.