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Senior Lecturer in Economics

brief biography

Prior to joining the university in January 2011, Ilja Neustadt obtained his PhD in Economics from the University of Zurich, Switzerland, in 2010. In his doctoral thesis, he elicited preferences for public redistribution through a discrete choice experiment and analysed determinants of these preferences.

key teaching areas

• Introduction to Econometrics
• Applied Statistical Methods
• International Business
• Empirical Methods in Economics
• Public Economics

research interests

• Public Economics / Public Choice
• Economics of Regulation, Industrial Economics
• Energy Economics
• Applied Econometrics
• Behavioural and Experimental Economics

publications

• Neustadt, I. Do Religious Beliefs Explain Preferences for Income Redistribution? Experimental Evidence, CESifo Economic Studies, 57(4), 623-652, 2011
• Neustadt, I. and Alos-Ferrer, C. Best-Response Dynamics in a Birth-Death Model of Evolution in Games, International Game Theory Review, 12(2), 197-204, 2010