DrEmil Temnyalov

Emil Temnyalov joined UTS in September of 2015, after receiving a PhD in Economics from Northwestern University. He works on microeconomic theory, industrial organization and public policy.

Emil's main interests are in mechanism and market design, information economics, and contests. He is motivated by questions with policy implications and significant social welfare consequences, such as for example in the fields of public policy (differential treatment, affirmative action, optimal rationing, and other topics), innovation (R&D incentives and the organization of the patent system), antitrust and regulation.

He is currently working on new information-theoretic models of differential treatment. He is developing several ideas in mechanism and market design, with applications of these frameworks to education and labor markets.

Emil's personal webpage can be found here: https://sites.google.com/site/temnyalov/