Work in progress
Adversarial Procurement in Two-Value Space: Cost-Effectiveness and the Knapsack Reversal
With Lykke E. Andersen
London School of Economics and Political Science
Associate Professor of Development Economics
Department of International Development
I am an economist by training, with a passion for exploration and broad interests spanning environmental and human well-being.
My research covers land use and deforestation, trade and development, urban well-being & noise pollution, and applied econometrics.
Publications & work in progress
Work in progress
With Lykke E. Andersen
Work in progress
With Lykke E. Andersen
Read paper PDFWork in progress
With Àlex Boso and Jaime Garrido
Read paper PDF2022 · Journal article
With Yi Fan · Applied Economics, 54(50)
Journal article2021 · Journal article
With Ben Groom · Nature Ecology & Evolution
Journal articleInteractive research
An interactive conservation simulation set in Bolivia.
Explore Sim PachamamaA conservation strategy game for computers and mobile devices.
Conservation Strategies replication code and Monte Carlo simulator.
View on GitHub
A little about me
I grew up in Palo Alto, California and Madison, Wisconsin, and have lived in Venezuela, Thailand, Costa Rica and the UK, with extended stints in Brazil, Bolivia, Germany and Norway, plus countless shorter trips - the more adventurous the better. Now based in London, I am privileged to work with an interdisciplinary group of colleagues and to continually learn from the international MSc and PhD students at LSE.
LSE profile