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I
completed my Ph.D in Economics defense at the University of North
Carolina at Chapel Hill in August 2009 and I expect to
graduate in December 2009. Applied
Microeconomic Theory, Psychology and Economics, Industrial
Organization and Game Theory are my main research fields. Health
Economics is my secondary field.
Managerial
workaholism is the topic of my dissertation and I explore its effects
on the contracts offered by firms to managers, on welfare and
on competition. I
have taught several times Intermediate Microeconomics and Principles
of Economics ( Micro economics and Macroeconomics)
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