My research areas are applied microeconomics and behavioural economics, focusing on the economics of gambling. I also have an interest in health economics, in particular the economics of addiction. 

My current projects involve modelling demand and evaluating the taxation of gambling products. I am also researching the welfare impact of problem gambling.

I currently tutor five groups in Econ 101 - Principles of Economics A

Economic and Social Research Council CASE Award (tuition fees and stipend), 2014 - 2017

MEcon (Hons) Economics

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