Curriculum Vitae   Contact:  am04817@usc.edu

Welcome! I am a behavioral and experimental economist studying financial decisions. My research examines difficulties in making decisions when debt or uncertainty are present. I also have projects in Economic History and Applied Microeconomics, where I study how people are affected by sudden wealth shocks and the transmission of gender norms.

I have been an Assistant Professor at the University of Southern California Marshall School of Business since the summer of 2022. Previously, I was a Klarman Fellow at Cornell University.