Mehman Ismayilli
Economist & Educator at the University of Oxford
I am a Departmental Lecturer in Economics at the University of Oxford. My research interests are industrial organization, experimental economics, and the application of machine learning in economic theory. Previously, I worked at the University of Manchester and the University of Warwick. I hold my PhD in Economics from the University of Leicester.
Research
Environmental Externalities and Strategic (Un)Bundling in Complementary Goods Markets
A theoretical study on commmodity bundling and environmental strategy in complementary goods markets.
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Strategic delay of product introductions
A theoretical study explores market inefficiencies that arise from strategic delay of product introductions. (with Subir Bose & Piercarlo Zanchettin)
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First-order stochastic dominance violations, risk preferences and framing effects
An experimental and empirical analysis of decision errors under risk and uncertainty and their relationship with risk preferences and framing effects.
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