I blend academic rigor with real-world insights to illuminate the fascinating realms of digital markets and intellectual property economics. As an experienced educator and researcher, I am dedicated to fostering a deep understanding and appreciation of these dynamic fields.

Teaching with a Difference

My teaching philosophy is anchored in the belief that learning should be both engaging and enlightening. I specialize in bringing complex economic concepts to life, making them accessible and relevant to learners from all backgrounds. Whether you're a student or a professional, my courses are designed to equip you with the knowledge and skills needed to navigate the ever-evolving digital economy.

Research That Resonates

My research endeavors are focused on two of the most pivotal areas in modern economics: the economics of digital markets and the economics of intellectual property. In the digital markets sphere, I explore how technology reshapes market structures, influences consumer behavior, and drives innovation. Meanwhile, my work in intellectual property economics focuses on the tradeoff between fostering innovation and protecting creators' rights in the digital age.

My academic publications are listed here and under my university profile.