Andrzej Baranski

Andrzej Baranski’s research combines game theory and experimental economics to study problems of collective decision making where cooperation and coordination are essential. His work underscores the relevance of equity and fairness notions in attaining efficient outcomes and seeks to understand how these arise endogenously. Recently, Andrzej has been working to identify the institutional conditions under which collectives may self-organize efficiently as opposed to when a centralized direction is optimal.

Education

• Ph.D., Economics, The Ohio State University, August 2015
• M.A., Economics, The Ohio State University, August 2010
• B.S., Economics, Universidad de Costa Rica, February 2009

Research Areas: Game Theory, Experimental Economics

Courses Taught

• CCOL-UH 1056EQ Fairness
• ECON-UH 2310EQ Behavioral Economics
• SOCSC-UH 1111 Markets