Behavioral and Experimental Economics, Health Economics, Industrial Organization
Yue Deng is a Ph.D. Candidate in Economics from the Interdisciplinary Center for Economic Science at George Mason University. Her research interests include behavioral and experimental economics, health economics and industrial organization.
Most commonly she investigates health behavior, health epidemics and healthcare markets using laboratory, online or field experiments, as well as observational data to provide insights and policy implications for the real world.
working paper
Secondary Markets and the Opioid Crisis: Evidence from a Laboratory Experiment (with Daniel Houser)
ICES Ph.D. Fellow, George Mason University, 2017-Present
Instructor
Econ 103: Microeconomics Principles, GMU, Summer 2021
Econ 345: Introduction to Econometrics, GMU, summer 2020 (online)
Teaching Assistant
Behavioral Economics for Non-profits (ECON 296), GMU, summer 2018
Ph.D. in Economics, George Mason University, August 2017 - Current
M.A. in Economics, University of Zurich, September 2014 - July 2017
B.A. in Economics, Northwestern Polytechnical University (China), September 2010 - July 2014
ESA Global Online Around-the-Clock Meetings, July 2021 (Online)
German Health Economics Association (DGGO) Annual Meeting, March 2021 (Online)
WEAI Virtual International Conference, March 2021 (Online)